Thanks so much for the appreciative words, Tim. You really hit the target square with what I was trying to get at with my piece about Enoch. It is exactly those spaces between the familiar lines which we read, as much as (and maybe even more than) the words which are there, that matter. After all (to give one small example), why should we go on clinging to the erroneous idea that the 'fruit' in the Garden of Eden was an apple, when right there in Enoch it is specifically described as being like a tamarind?!!

'Liminality' is a great word to describe my favorite place! Websters defines it as "the condition of being on a threshold or at the beginning of a process". Which is also exactly what I describe in my "Where is the Frontier?" blog entry. It's so often the condition of paranormal research. Questions, as you say, lead to more questions. I'll be looking forward to any new MESA articles which you post.

Thanks Davy!
I always enjoy your articles. Always good stuff.
Tim