When you know your friend is about to get into a car accident and you have to keep quiet.
Posted: Fri Sep 11, 2026 7:48 am
Contact 128 as of 15th February 1980
Semjase:
115. It will happen at 5:57 a.m. on the 25th of February that Engelbert and his wife Maria will have an accident with their vehicle, due to which Engelbert suffer from then on.
116. The injuries will be able to be remedied, but it will make him stricken for the rest of his life.
117. His wife will only have minor injuries, but she will have increased pains in her head in the future.
Billy:
Damn, then one must do something yet, so that all this cannot become true.
Semjase:
118. Unfortunately, that has already become impossible, because it is also already certain, without a possibility of change, that on the Sunday morning of the 24th of February, the last action for these events will be initiated, released by the will and determination of the two.
Billy:
By Engelbert and Maria?
Semjase:
119. You are illogical.
120. I speak, of course, of Bernadette and Engelbert.
Billy:
But I can still change and prevent everything if I speak with the two in detail once again and explain everything to them.
Semjase:
121. You must not do that under any circumstances, because if the events explained to you do not arrive in such a manner as I have just told you, then very much worse consequences will appear.
122. You must be clear to yourself about the fact that the already determined events which have become unstoppable would then be delayed by a few days, by which means the overall determination forces would be deepened.
123. This would then mean that very much worse consequences would arise from it.
Billy:
And what would this mean, then?
Semjase:
124. The expiration of two human lives.
Billy:
Are you sure of that?
Semjase:
125. Absolutely.
Billy:
Shit, damn it… So they would drive their heads against a brick wall, so to speak?
Semjase:
126. Yes, because the delaying of these events through your intervention would actually aggravate everything, because certain thought processes of Engelbert would work themselves into such a mess that while driving his vehicle, he would suddenly steer along uncontrollably at high speed.
Billy:
Then I should just keep my mouth shut about everything? Do you think, damn it again, that this will be easy?
Semjase:
127. It will certainly be very difficult for you, like also repeatedly before.
128. But you will consider the two lives and will, accordingly, act correctly.
Billy:
Shit. – – But what if I now intervene by force and just outright forbid Engelbert from driving the car? I could simply keep him out of harm's way for a week or demolish his vehicle so that he cannot drive it?
Semjase:
129. That would not change the things in any wise but would only delay them.
Billy:
But there must be a solution, nevertheless.
Semjase:
130. I told you the only one that there is.
Billy:
Then is it actually the case once again that I am just as completely powerless as you yourself?
Semjase:
131. Sure, unfortunately, that is so.
132. But so, as things look and are to be expected, we can be content.
Billy:
Somehow, concern resonates in your words.
Semjase:
133. You must, indeed, notice everything?
134. Yes, that is so.
135. With such injuries, complications can often appear.
Billy:
Even that, too. But tell me, when may I make an effort for a betterment?
Semjase:
136. Indeed, it is not expected that complications will appear, but these must be anticipated.
137. You can become effective, at the earliest, after the third day of the events.
Billy:
Probably because of the increase of the pains and their abatement after the high point. I understand. But why, actually, must this really become true? I mean, excuse my confusion, what is the triggering factor of all the events?
Semjase:
138. The reason for this lies in pangs of conscience, which are, in part, done consciously, but operate at their greatest strength in the unconscious.
Billy:
Oh, I see, and how long will it take until Engelbert will be reasonably in working order again?
Semjase:
139. A period of about 8 days.
Billy:
And Maria?
Semjase:
140. You do not need to worry about her.
Semjase:
115. It will happen at 5:57 a.m. on the 25th of February that Engelbert and his wife Maria will have an accident with their vehicle, due to which Engelbert suffer from then on.
116. The injuries will be able to be remedied, but it will make him stricken for the rest of his life.
117. His wife will only have minor injuries, but she will have increased pains in her head in the future.
Billy:
Damn, then one must do something yet, so that all this cannot become true.
Semjase:
118. Unfortunately, that has already become impossible, because it is also already certain, without a possibility of change, that on the Sunday morning of the 24th of February, the last action for these events will be initiated, released by the will and determination of the two.
Billy:
By Engelbert and Maria?
Semjase:
119. You are illogical.
120. I speak, of course, of Bernadette and Engelbert.
Billy:
But I can still change and prevent everything if I speak with the two in detail once again and explain everything to them.
Semjase:
121. You must not do that under any circumstances, because if the events explained to you do not arrive in such a manner as I have just told you, then very much worse consequences will appear.
122. You must be clear to yourself about the fact that the already determined events which have become unstoppable would then be delayed by a few days, by which means the overall determination forces would be deepened.
123. This would then mean that very much worse consequences would arise from it.
Billy:
And what would this mean, then?
Semjase:
124. The expiration of two human lives.
Billy:
Are you sure of that?
Semjase:
125. Absolutely.
Billy:
Shit, damn it… So they would drive their heads against a brick wall, so to speak?
Semjase:
126. Yes, because the delaying of these events through your intervention would actually aggravate everything, because certain thought processes of Engelbert would work themselves into such a mess that while driving his vehicle, he would suddenly steer along uncontrollably at high speed.
Billy:
Then I should just keep my mouth shut about everything? Do you think, damn it again, that this will be easy?
Semjase:
127. It will certainly be very difficult for you, like also repeatedly before.
128. But you will consider the two lives and will, accordingly, act correctly.
Billy:
Shit. – – But what if I now intervene by force and just outright forbid Engelbert from driving the car? I could simply keep him out of harm's way for a week or demolish his vehicle so that he cannot drive it?
Semjase:
129. That would not change the things in any wise but would only delay them.
Billy:
But there must be a solution, nevertheless.
Semjase:
130. I told you the only one that there is.
Billy:
Then is it actually the case once again that I am just as completely powerless as you yourself?
Semjase:
131. Sure, unfortunately, that is so.
132. But so, as things look and are to be expected, we can be content.
Billy:
Somehow, concern resonates in your words.
Semjase:
133. You must, indeed, notice everything?
134. Yes, that is so.
135. With such injuries, complications can often appear.
Billy:
Even that, too. But tell me, when may I make an effort for a betterment?
Semjase:
136. Indeed, it is not expected that complications will appear, but these must be anticipated.
137. You can become effective, at the earliest, after the third day of the events.
Billy:
Probably because of the increase of the pains and their abatement after the high point. I understand. But why, actually, must this really become true? I mean, excuse my confusion, what is the triggering factor of all the events?
Semjase:
138. The reason for this lies in pangs of conscience, which are, in part, done consciously, but operate at their greatest strength in the unconscious.
Billy:
Oh, I see, and how long will it take until Engelbert will be reasonably in working order again?
Semjase:
139. A period of about 8 days.
Billy:
And Maria?
Semjase:
140. You do not need to worry about her.