13 November 2016

Notes - heart and friendship / a greater sense / 1st draft of S.Address




       Sunday, mid-morning. You are both back to your routines. Heavy frost last night, or so it appears from your house. - Amorella

       Later. Carol and Ann are visiting one of their breakfast meeting friends, Marita, who is in rehabilitation therapy at Cedar Village in Mason because she was hit by a car while walking last week in Hyde Park. The accident was witnessed by a postal carrier and the driver was at fault. You have been raking leaves and were taking a break when the TV cable went off – you checked the computer and your fiber-optics is also down. – Amorella

       1424 hours. I ran diagnostics and can’t find a problem but I can reboot the router; so far, nothing. Wait. It is on.. . .

       Carol and Ann returned. The leaves are done for the day (pick up is Tuesday). You are going to Smashburgers for a late lunch and then the grocery. Next Thursday Carol and Ann are going to visit Marita again. She is doing well so far and should be home by the end of next week. – Amorella

       You are at Kroger’s on Mason-Montgomery Road waiting for Carol. You got a hold of Jim Powers and are meeting him for lunch tomorrow around eleven-thirty. You are eager to see him and have a good conversation on all kinds of topics. – Amorella
      
       1657 hours. Powers is one of a kind personality and intellect – an old comrade and colleague from Indian Hill days. He taught government and humanities, graduated of the Naval Academy, U.C., and more graduate classes at Stanford. The man has a photographic memory, an avid reader with interests in physics and history (ancient and modern). He can speak several languages fluently – Russian, Latin, French, Greek, Hebrew, Spanish and German if I remember correctly. He was going into the submarine service and no doubt would have been a submarine commander like my old Westerville High football teammate, Vic Meyers (three years ahead of me – Class of 1957), who was in Jim’s class at the Academy. Jim developed knee problems, got his degree but could not serve his tour of duty. He taught high school seniors in the old Soviet Union for a year (on a leave of absence from I.H.) Jim still teaches classes seniors at Mt. St. Mary here in Cincinnati. We are life-long fans of Apple products since the Apple II. Most everyone called me “Space Cadet” at I.H. but Jim called me ‘Space Commander’. I always got a kick out of that. I was ‘right brained’ and out of my league at ‘left brained’ I. H. However, I did enjoy teaching there a lot.

       Dusk has settled into darkness. Post. – Amorella
      
       1804 hours. Doesn’t seem like I had much on my mind today, Amorella.

       Heart and friendship makes up for it, boy. - Amorella


       You didn’t eat much supper but did watch the last two episodes of “The Blacklist”, NBC and ABC News, and one episode of “Doc Martin”. – Amorella
      
       2154 hours. The trash is out for the morning pick up, Carol is upstairs to read and I’m going up in a bit. Right now I’m feeling energized but don’t know quite what to do with it.

       Let’s work on Soki’s Address. – Amorella

       2156 hours. Fine with me.

       You have completed the rough draft of the Address so tomorrow we can work on cleaning and clarifying the text. Post. – Amorella

       2228 hours. It does need work but now I understand the greater sense in Soki’s purpose. Interesting. 

        I forgot to include the first draft last night. Here it is. 

Soki’s Address

       I am the Soki, a being of fortitude within the casement of humanity like the quiet susurration consciousness people ‘hear within’ from time to time; however, I exist in the unconscious realms. I am rarely heard and never seen outright. Like the quiet rustle in one’s moral consciousness, I the Soki whisper best when a person listens closely to the fine line between what is real and what is not. The unconscious, you see, fine-tunes consciousness, and this can bring a quick, ever so small wry smile to the unconscious face; a smile hardly detected by the casual observer of human nature and sometimes hardly even revealed to one’s conscious self unless one is quietly listening to what is visually murmuring in the still features on an outward mirror. The Soki knows one’s real humanity inside out. This is who I the Soki am.
       I am a potential experience that exists in every human, but where if not the heart, soul or heart? Humanity, as such, is alien to the physical world. Humanity interacts with a higher level of self-aware consciousness that can be observed in all forms of life where self-awareness includes empathy, a reaching out of one’s self in understanding and kindness. One can witness such in their pets such as cats, dogs as well as wild animals towards one another and when interacting with humans. One can find all sorts of examples on the Internet. If a person can come to accept herorhimself as alien, then it is easier to accept others of the same or similar species as alien also. There are no strangers in strange lands where I exist. Humanity is an evolving addition of kindness to self-awareness, empathy and higher consciousness. Where is this place that kindness flourishes?
       Alien humanity is in an alternate dimension, a stretch between time and free of space above consciousness. Think of it as any small Medieval college campus, not a university that is spread over a few acres, lots of trees, grass, sporadic clusters of flowers and; this is a delightfully calm setting. On the front of the college stands a three floor stone building laden with ivy on the left side, and on the right side are pea vines with white flowers. The front of the building shows off the granite stone blocks. The windows are Medieval narrow and on each side of the building are twin turrets and near the roofline flourishes. The slanted roof is a dark blue. The landscape is similarly pleasant and open spaced, particularly behind the somewhat large stone building with two turrets, one on either side. The campus atmosphere is that of an ancient cemetery with various sized trees growing where gravestones might otherwise be carefully placed.
       This is a location built on kindness and respect, not love. Love is reserved for heart or soul but not both at once.
       Back beyond Humanities’ building are four other lesser buildings also of stone with similar narrow windows. Each outer building is one floor in height with the same slant on the dark blue roof. Behind and beyond the five buildings of campus are trees, grass, flowers and walkway is a large open grassy field. Where the field ends is smaller stone building similar to the others and after walking through is an open gate. Some people stop and turn back while others blissfully walk on through. All this is in an alternate dimension of doorways without the intrusion of a single door, a stretch between time and a dimension free of space above the touch of consciousness. To the Living this place does not exist. “After all,” smiles the Soki, “Why would it?”
       The purpose of what I call this campus, Humanity Central, is to be a buffer before the Dead move on. Thornton Wilder describes this in a line in Act III of Our Town; the ‘they’ in this quotation is in reference to the Dead: “Aren't they waitin', for the eternal part in them to come out clear?”
      
       The eternal part comes out clear once you pass the Gateway beyond Humanity Campus. This is where I speak from, the Gateway beyond physical death and before walking naked into Eternity. This book is about an extraordinary development where two alien species with humanity meet and learn more about what it is to become more fully human. I will show this story through the discoveries and events of several people; all are alien whether they recognize it or not. “I, the Soki, exist and so does the Gateway.”

       Humanity Central is a way station for at least two universes so for simplicity’s sake I’ll leave it at two. From my perspective both are alien universes, that is, both have biochemical creatures that have developed consciousness with humanity. Specifically, an alternate Earth very similar to your modern day Earth; however, in 1988 almost everyone in that alien Earth world died within a day.

       Only a handful of people survived in this alien Earth on 14 June 1988 and one of them is a fellow named Mexito who lived in South Africa at the time. Mexito was the only survivor on the African continent. Today, in 2016, he lives near Washington D.C. in sight of the Smithsonian complex.

       In 1988 he was quite a shock to discover everyone dead after he woke up from a most peaceful night’s sleep. He thought he must be the most cursed man in the world – to be alone. Within a few days of quiet, no humanity but his own voice, he heard the whispering voice of his unconscious. Thinking the strange voice a miracle he shouted, “Saki!” [SawKey!] to all the accompanying dogs without masters, and that became my name to him. Mexito immediately explained to his long and short tailed companions that, “Thee Soki is a friend in my head and he be someone I can be talking to besides you kind, lonely dog friends.” I, the Soki, had always been attached but how was Mexito to know that. If there hadn’t been all that silence he would have never heard me.

       Mexito gave me up after he met Friendly, who he immediately thought was an Angel. He didn’t have anything else to give her so he gave her the most unique precious thing he had discovered, me, the Soki. I allowed this under the difficult and unorthodox circumstances in which he and Friendly found themselves.
      
       I secretly left a part of myself within Mexito because I like him for who he is. I also wanted Friendly to gain a deeper unconscious sense of who and what alien humanity from Earth was like. That Is a gift that Mexito could not give. Friendly and her friend, Captain Fargo, both humanoid marsupials, had come to help prevent the calamity that had befallen most Earthlings, but they arrived, needless to say, too late.
                       
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       Eventually, Friendly also gives up a part of herself, her humanity that had inherited me, the Soki, to Diplomat, a young hybrid, a mix the marsupial humanoid, Yermey and the Earthling, Pyl, who is Blake’s sister and wife of Justin Burroughs. I found these interchanging experiences interesting because I too was broadened by humanity in two alternate universes – a very lonely human male miner, Mexito, in South Africa in universe B, a confident middle aged female marsupial-humanoid, Friendly, and a young hybrid of both species in universe A, Diplomat.

      
Empirical evidence; arc myths and dreams, particularly dreams; proof of collective unconscious found in synchronicity, archetype

Then move to higher consciousness that includes the spiritual and physical connections of the Living with the Dead of both species of higher humanity.


Moving towards both a conclusion and an introduction, I, the Soki, need to instill a truth about humanity that is seldom spoken. Science, genetics in particular, has shown in recent years that Homo sapiens have incorporated at least two earlier species, the better known Neanderthals and the Denisovans. Many Homo sapiens have one or both earlier species within their genetic makeup. This story is really little different from the earlier ones but it takes this journey a step or two further from birth through physical death of two separate species, galactic cousins actually, and their consequential spiritual release through a hitherto unknown and invisible doorway to serve a broader based humanity that understands the differences of being heartfelt, being soulfelt and being mindfelt and thus solidifying the common human element, seed really, of heartansoulanmind that is transposed from the physical to the spiritual in an instant without end. How can such an event be plausible when science cannot account for it? It is basic grammar. You are given a proper name and when you die you are left with an antecedent. It’s as simple as that. The problem lies in the hinterland where the proper noun must learn to agree with the antecedent.

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