Notes on chapter six

       You just completed your shaded walk in the woods at Pine Hill and are waiting on Carol to complete her much longer walk. It is not as enjoyable to you as it used to be because of the arthritis as much as anything else.  Still, it is better than no walk at all, and you have your weights ready to take up again for the arms.

         I have been thinking about the definition you have for a quantum entanglement and while I realize it will fit in the story intuitively I feel that it presents a theory for our relationship even if you are a complete invention of my own. Fortunately, you mostly interact while I write and rarely when I think. I cannot remember thoughts as such. Too many with vast dimensional leaps between them at times. Dimensions of experience, thought, dreams, and imagination, conjecture, if you will. In any case, we, that is, you, Amorella, and I are as a combined quantum state of unconscious mind, then I, as reader of (conscious) mind, alter the above unconscious minds of myself and Amorella.

         I have not thought this before, and as such it might stimulate my conscious imagination more as it appear to me a plausible concept. Nothing magical, just open to more quantum thinking, as it were. Sounds like a fun and hopefully creative experiment.

         Post, orndorff. I can allow for a new ‘pathway’ within the context of the book that we can use along this line, for Ezekiel’s experience dying and moving to the Jewish conditional cultural place for the Dead.

         Wait, Amorella, I had not thought about that. I didn’t think about how Ezekiel was going to fit into Elysium. This is going to be a complication.

         Not any more than going to the Egyptian Place of the Dead. You might as well set your mind on the research of how the traditional Jews near that time period thought of Heaven.

        After a late lunch of leftovers you gathered fourteen pages of material on a fourteen point, Ariel font. This will be enough for our purposes here. Besides, as you found, there is room for speculation. And we will use the Jewish sources you found, the Jewish-Fac(ts) Organization, Religion-Facts (Judaism/beliefs/afterlife), and  Judaism: Ask Rabbi Simmons on the Afterlife.

         I skimmed these sources as I hit copy and paste, but I’ll need to go over it in more detail. The material looks interesting because I do not know that much about the Jewish religion. I do not wish to embark or dwell on any religious material that may be controversial for any religion. I would like to treat them all equally.

         Relax orndorff. This information is for background only, to show Ezekiel’s perspective. I am doing the writing and, as always, if you are uncomfortable with anything I write, I will modify it. – Amorella.

         This series of books continues to take a lot of audacity on my part. It bothers me mainly because I am no expert on anything, I have no credentials of any kind other than a general liberal arts education. It would have helped if I had taught at a respected university for thirty-seven years rather than at a variety of decent public and private college prep high schools. I do not wish to be intimidating. I would rather be quietly polite.

         Think on how these books would reflect on you if you were minister or priest or rabbi? Even writing such fiction would be scandalous. As far as that goes, what if you were a well known college professor? Why would you waste your time writing these books when you could write others that would further your stature as a retired professor?

         You, however, feel deep down that you have nothing to gain or lose by writing and publishing this material. Besides, you are an agnostic at heart, though you lean towards the spiritual in terms of one G---D. You pay the piper, orndorff, so your mind can be freer as well as your conscience. You wanted a challenge in retirement and you have it. This is a good place to post. – Amorella.