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SON OF THE SUN tinued. “I was sweeping into me all the cosmos, or else it was enfolding me. I don’t know what happens in such awakenings. Perhaps it is both; perhaps it is Creation caressing itself. “Then there was music. Had my mind created a music to go “Then there was music. Had my mind created a music to go with all this? Was I capable of creating such an ensemble? Yes, I was sure that only my ears could be hearing it, that it surely must exist only in my imagination. “Ah, what a relief! At last something was moving. Besides myself, it was the only thing that I could see or feel moving. A star had decided to roam the heavens. It must be a wayward star, I thought at first. Of course I should have known better, but in such instances as this, logic is absent momentarily. Soon, this star was describing a complete circle. When the circle was completed, the light went out, but I kept on looking for it. “Tt appeared again at the point where it had just gone out. This time it was much larger. It then described a smaller circle, changing from its previous amber to a yellowish green. The light grew steadily larger. This time, without stopping or disappearing, it continued to circle, getting bigger all the while, and the circle becoming smaller. It was spiraling down, obviously, and this thought startled me for the first time since I had started to watch its maneuvers. small, while the object was growing larger. Its light pulsated from green to orange-yellow, getting faint, and flickering as though its glow was dying out. I could still hear the faint music. “Suddenly I realized the music was not imagination, nor was it a creation of my own. And the object! It was a space ship of some sort spiraling down close to earth. “At that instant the light went out completely. Had I at last seen one of those so-called flying saucers? Were there really such are ,o4 1m» things, I asked myself?” He paused to sip a little coffee. How wonderful, I thought, 46 I wanted to hear, especially from one such as Adam. He con- “This was no star. It was no meteor. The circles became very rowed. 4. ae