Bentick Sancho, Tuckness Sancho, Anu, enslaved, by Porter at Enmore, and Paradise, 1782 -1838

Analysis of Deeds.

Deeds are one’s own, beings are heirs to deeds, deeds divides beings, that is to say by lowness and excellence.

People are born with different mental capacities with different bodily features and in different circumstances.

If one is easily inclined to selfish thought pattern – it can motivate unwholesome deeds and unpleasant speech.

When one acquires the knowledge of self – the story of their origins – including the right understanding of the conditions under which their ancestors existed – that being develops the conviction the ancestor is the only reason why they are existing, today and therefore, will never betray the ancients.

Throughout their lives people receive unpleasant and pleasant results. Everyone would like to experience only pleasant things through eyes, ears, nose, tongue and body sense. However, every one is bound to experience both the unpleasant and pleasant. Deeds performed may produce a result shortly afterwards, or it may produce a result a long time afterwards.

My deeds in this process are all born of Affection for Sancho –it could be no other way.