Falling stars

Falling stars

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

<i>The human heart is believed to fall down at death. A star likewise falls. (L V.-22. 5731 rev.-5733 rev., note).</i> When people are about to die, their heart does not 'stand' as it did but falls like the star.

1) See also <i>Stars and death</i>, 2) This story is found in Book V-22

story

1 January 1876

Celestial bodies and aeroscopy

Custom and daily life

Portention

stars ('shoot'), stars (falling), stars (teachings about), stars (where they live), stars (shooting), stars (their actions), stars (and death of people), stars (take away people's hearts), stars (hearts resemble), stars (and the time of death), stars (and falling hearts), stars (the noise they make), stars (come out of the sky), death (and falling stars and hearts), death (teachings about), death (what happens after), death (what happens at the time of), death (and shooting stars and hearts), death (stars take hearts away), hearts (and death), hearts (resemble stars), hearts (at death it does not 'stand'), hearts (fall like stars), hearts (and shooting stars), hearts (and falling stars), hearts (stars take away those of the dead), hearts (of people believed to fall down at death), teachings (about falling stars), teachings (about death and falling hearts and stars), education (about falling stars), education (about death and falling hearts and stars)

5731v-5733v