Sanjog's file

Sanjog's file
Mohinder discovers a file labelled "Sanjog, Iyer".
First mentioned:	Seven Minutes to Midnight
Owned by:	Chandra Suresh
Current status:	held by Mohinder Suresh

Sanjog's file is a file folder (much like the Genesis Files) found in Chandra's office, containing research on sleep, dreams, and Sanjog Iyer.

About

Seven Minutes to Midnight

In his father's office in Madras, Mohinder Suresh uses the key to unlock a desk drawer. Initially, he finds nothing, but upon closer inspection, he finds a file labeled "Sanjog, Iyer" tucked up inside the desk. The file contains various articles about sleep and dreaming, as well as a photograph of the mysterious boy who has been appearing in Mohinder's dreams.

Homecoming

Mohinder later shows the file to Nirand, and tells him that the file describes Sanjog's power as the ability to "enter your dreams, alter your perceptions—a kind of spirit guide". Nirand remains skeptical and tells Mohinder he must have seen the file sometime in the past. Mohinder is determined to find the boy. Taking the picture of Sanjog found in the file, the two men walk through the streets searching for the mysterious boy.

Notes

• Although the file is labelled "Sanjog, Iyer", the boy's name is, according to Mohinder, actually "Sanjog Iyer", not "Iyer Sanjog". "Sanjog" is a common first name, and the Iyers are one of the most distinguished and well-established Brahmin castes in the Tamil region of which Madras is the capital. It's not uncommon for southern Indians to use the family name first and the given name second, particularly on documents.

See Also

Chandra Suresh kept a number of other files relating to evolved humans:

• Chandra's files, which he had with him in his Brooklyn, NY apartment six months ago. Their current location is unknown.
• The Genesis Files, which Mohinder found in Chandra's Chennai, India apartment, and later moved to his Brooklyn, NY apartment.
• The Mozaic file about empathic mimicry, which Mohinder shows to Nathan Petrelli.

Gallery

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  The file contains an image of The Somnambulist's Song, including the Symbol on a Post-it note.
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  The file contains Clippings on Medicine from "The Library, Faculty of Medicine, Chiang Mai University", on how learning continues in sleep.
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  In "Sleep Research Reveals New Areas in the Brain", Kellerman R. Mercheson proclaims scientists have used DCX imaging to discover a new and unusual sector in the human brain.
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  This drawing, found in the file, is of unknown origin.
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  The file contains drawings that are possibly of Native American, Aboriginal, Thai, Mayan, Incan or some other origin.
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  A picture shows the mysterious boy with a soccer ball.
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  A Post-it note is found below the photo, labeled "Dream Time".

External Links

• Somnambulist's Song, 1847 - full text
• Faculty of Medicine, ChiangMai Univeristy