This is going to sound a little odd, but after watching "Ghosts of
Glastonbury" I felt compelled to suggest that the word that came
through during the automatic writing session may not have been
"emmanuel" or "emanuel" meaning "God with us". Instead, and only in my
own opinion of course, it appeared to say "emanuensis" (also spelt
"emmanuensis", "ammanuensis" and more commonly, "amanuensis") meaning
"a scribe, one who takes dictation or writes on behalf of another".

Just a thought, and one that Tony may find interesting if someone here
could pass the message along.

Ta,

Juliet x