Some more from the research of the late Tracy Twyman in her work titled Clock Shavings...

..The rules of the game are fixed, the pieces arranged by file and by rank: 8 lines, 8 x 8 squares, solidly framed on aboard and set on a table. The way each piece may be moved is approved by traditions already obscure in the East for 1000 years before the game began to be played in the West.

And yet if everything which is fixed must sometime or other start moving, then should the humble be patient forever, never shake up his position, shake off his occupation? Shake the pieces. Shake them for a new game, to bring into play your own imagination, to transform into human beings the wooden knights and queens.
- Hans Richter, 8 X 8: A Chess Sonata

After talking to Cain, I experienced what seemed like a quantum leap in consciousness, greater than I had ever experienced before. I felt that I had tapped into a higher intelligence, really communicated with it directly, and connected with it much more deeply than I had previously to anything else. My research, my intuition and my reasoning expanded exponentially, quite all of the sudden.

I shared the transcript of the latest Ouija session with Boyd. Even before he read it, he looked very perturbed when I handed him the document. He repeated his assertion that the Ouija board was "stupid" and "didn't work." I tried to assure him that it was working very well for us now.

He seemed, frankly, mad that we were doing this without him, but didn't express any interest in doing it with us either. It seemed like jealousy to me. I think he didn't like the fact that we had relationships with both Jean Cocteau and Cain that he wasn't a part of. He said the prediction about something in his biography ruining his record contract made no sense. I decided to no longer tell him anything at all about our séances, and I never mentioned it to him again.

https://exploringrealhistory.blogspot.com/2023/01/part-2-clock-shavings-by-ttwyman-second.html