UNCATALOGUED · FRAGMENT 4
The Burning Airship
The original text of this fragment was never recorded — only the Master’s reading survives.
THE MASTER SAYS…
He says that this quatrain was written by one of his students. Although it is not his quatrain, he is ready to interpret some phrases if you are interested. He says that it is closely connected with some quatrains that he wrote, and does not necessarily contain any new material. He considers it interesting because it shows another person’s point of view on the visions he sees. The tray flying and stopping in the New City refers to the “Hindenburg” and the disaster that happened to it. He says that the hatred of what is inside refers to the Germans who piloted the “Hindenburg.” And he says that the marking of front lines and the secret meeting of three refer to the secret protocols developed by Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin regarding how affairs would be divided and managed after World War II. Before the United States entered the war, they began restricting imports and exports to the Axis countries, citing infected crops and the like. Although the real reason was that the U.S.A. was participating in the Lend-Lease program with England. They tried to hide it, because the United States still had to remain neutral. He says that he would prefer to move on to the next one than to bother with erroneous interpretations. He says that this part is difficult — to put in as much symbolism as he puts into it.