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A couple of months ago I posted a video, “Heavenly Cubes,” about a letter which had been sent to the Seminole Tribe of Florida by a man named Donald. My father, who worked for the tribe in the office to which the letter had been sent, passed the letter on to me.

What I have here, also courtesy of my father, is a second letter from Donald. This letter was, apparently, sent to the tribe three months prior to the one I talked about in Heavenly Cubes. The first page of this letter is comprised entirely of Donald’s various stamps, with no hand-written words outside of a sign-off on the back.

The second page is much more interesting. It’s a photocopy of a sheet of graph paper in which Donald has drawn some sort of arches, and these arches are surrounded by various hand-written messages. (Note that the cut-off words are not a result of my scan of the page, but instead a result of Donald’s photocopying. What you see is exactly how it was mailed.)

I do not know what any of this means, but I thought it might be of interest to you. As with the previous letter, I've censored Donald's name, social security number, and PO Box number.

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Mistah MegaManFan

Very interesting as was your previous introduction to this mysterious writer. I noticed he spelled "sarcophagus" wrong but I'm not nitpicking - it actually drew my attention to what he seems to believe will be an astral portal of some kind. Much like the previous letter I suspect he believes the Seminole Tribe has the ability to build a vessel to sail to the heavens, and this portal might be how he envisions reaching it.

cursedGalataea

Woah. edit- since this is dated 2003, there's a real chance that Donald got to play Minecraft. I hope he did play it and he liked the cubes.

Some Times News

This intrigues me. I know there's no rational explanation (this will only ever make sense to Donald himself), but I'm fascinated by the continual mention of cubes. "Heavenly spheres" are an existing metaphysical concept, and he even mentions spheres in his stamps, but "heavenly cubes" seems to be his own invention. I find myself coming back to your video on the first letter a couple times a month; I know youtube's algorithm would bury it, but a sequel would be very interesting to watch.

Carl Nelson

Looks pretty similar to the stuff my mom would get up to before she got medication for her psychosis. This probably makes perfect sense to Donald

Menno Hagens

So the Star Gate was a pair of arches instead of a circle all along!

Dollop of Mayo

Donald likely traveled forward in time and was fascinated by the far-future McDonald's logo

woa

!!! thank you for sharing this

Joanie Rich

Additional heavenly cubes! It's cool to see another letter from him. Gives us further insight and again, loving the stationary. That waterfall page is just *Chef's Kiss*.