Ben reincarnated

[David Dalton]

I have divined by perineum click divination that
Ben, the subject of Sarah Mclachlan's song
Ben's Song from her first recording Touch,
has been reincarnated as a human. Thus it is
no longer possible for me to try and reincarnate
him inside Sarah either with me as the father
or with another father chosen by Sarah.

However note that my perineum click divination
has not been very reliable in the past.

good night,

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[David Dalton]

In article <dalton-4E920C....@mx05.eternal-september.org>,

David Dalton <dal...@nfld.com> wrote:

> I have divined by perineum click divination that
> Ben, the subject of Sarah Mclachlan's song
> Ben's Song from her first recording Touch,
> has been reincarnated as a human. Thus it is
> no longer possible for me to try and reincarnate
> him inside Sarah either with me as the father
> or with another father chosen by Sarah.
>
> However note that my perineum click divination
> has not been very reliable in the past.

And earlier tonight I did a blessing on the dead
on Ben and it seemed to work, and I wouldn't
expect it to if he has been reincarnated.

Note that the divination did not begin with
a spontaneous perineum click; I've had fewer
of those than usual lately. Rather it was
me seeking the answer to the question of
whether Ben has been reincarnated or not.

And these days I'm not spending much time
on similar questions. Also note that I was
unable to determine which continent Ben has
been reincarnated to, much less which individual.