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Stephen's Secure Blog #257
These stories about Stephen began was when he was 10 years old, and
moving to a new part of the country to attend a special school for
gifted students, in the 1950's. This was from a time before computers
would fit on a desk, and when people communicated with friends in other
countries by actual letters sent through the postal service. He wrote
225 of them to a friend. He stopped writing to his penpal, but found he
still wanted to record his life, in case he lost his memory again, and
wrote 30 entries in his first logbook. Then he wrote to an artificial
intelligence called Geenee, in the master computer in his school for
gifted students, which he started attending in 2016. Now it's after
2018, and he's continuing to save his memories in a secure blog.
All characters are fictitious, even if some of them might have names
that belong to some actual people, or act like people we know.
The stories may not be posted in chronological order.
Stephen is 16 in this story, after the Winter holidays of year 7 of his
special school.
Stephen's Secure Blog #257 "Discussing China Changes"
START Page
I sent my image to the office of the Prime Minister if the Tibet
Government in Exile, and said, "Greetings. If you are available, I
would have some words with you. They will even be in sentences." He
smiled, and said "Please, let us discuss as you will." I said "Thank
you. I know it's not the most polite thing, but may I communicate
through this image at this time? My aura appearing here might cause
some undesired notoriety and disruption." He said with a grin, "I'm
sure it would. I agree." I said "I've been having some er, discussions
with the government of China." He laughed, and said, "Such discussions
I hope to never have." I grinned and said, "A reasonable wish. As a
result, all their war submarines are in their big square, with army
tanks on top of them, and all their fighter and bomber aircraft have
their wings clipped, and the parts are in that square, too. Not much
room for people there, now."
He laughed. I said "In that last meeting, two of their officials
broke down and actually used their brains, and even showed flashes of
honesty. After I left, and in the next day, the top levels of their
government had some personnel changes. I hope and expect there to be
some positive things for Tibet to happen by spring." He said "This is
great news!" I said "That is exactly what it should NOT be." He said "I
think I understand. Now is not the time to cause anything which can
make them change their minds." I said "Yes. All of Tibet is most
vulnerable in the Winter. People cannot survive without shelter. We
should NOT endanger them with premature celebrating." He said "I agree.
Thank you. I was about to go out there running all over screaming about
a new free Tibet." I grinned, and said, "Really?" He grinned back, and
said, "Well, close to that."
I said "Then maybe I shouldn't tell you the rest." His hands were
shaking, and he saw me looking at them, and said, "Please pretend they
are not my hands." We laughed. I said "The President said they are
considering agreeing to all of your requests you have already made, in
exchange for something." He said "All we ask? What could they want for
that? We have nothing to give them." I said "You do. And it might be
the most difficult thing to give them. But I recommend it." He said "I
can't think of it. Please, what is it?" I said "Forgiveness." He cried.
I waited, giving him my love. When he was able, he said, "I am not able
to understand how difficult it would be for them, of all people, to ask
for that. If they do, that would be the largest miracle you may ever
have performed."
I said "I didn't think of it that way, but I think now you might be
correct. But I caution you not to accept the reality before it happens.
Things might change. You know I will do my best for Tibet, to see it
DOES become reality." He said "We all know that." I said "You know that
means I will be fair, even if you might disagree on some things." He
said "I understand. We must not give in to the temptation to demand, in
their hour of what is weakness to them, more than is fair." I said
"That is why I support what has been already asked for. We should still
remember that Labrang desperately wants to be a part of Tibet, but we
must always be seen as good people. Not greedy pigs. We must always be
the world's example of fairness and spiritual generosity." He said "I
will support that with all who am!" We bowed to each other.
I said "We should have a full meeting soon, to discuss the results of
the debates I have assigned the Monasteries. And then work out real and
serious plans for the transition, when and if it happens. There is an
issue with that, which can cause some problems. You and I know, and so
do some others, that many of your people will have, in all good
practicality, something more than temporary positions in the new actual
government of Tibet." He was about to protest, so I said, "Yes I know
of the policy. It was necessary for many reasons. But when there are
not other suitable candidates, by default, some of your people will be
asked to remain. You have always known that." He was about to say
something more, and I said with a grin, "If you didn't, then you are
not a good politician." He had to laugh.
He said "I should have known not to try to outwit you. Yes, we will
have to address that situation before and after it happens." I said
"You have already thought of some things, and I'm sure some of the
other Ministers have also. People tend do to that, when it's about
their own future. I do not oppose that. I support the best person for
the job, always. You have seen that in operation." He nodded. I said
"But I also support honesty, which is seldom compatible with politics.
I will not interfere with the political process except where there are
significant lies or corruption." He said "Good. Just knowing that,
could keep those things to the minimum." I said "We will just have to
see. Thank you for agreeing to this meeting." He grinned and said, "It
is I who have more gratefulness to express for the opportunity to have
this meeting." I said "We can fight about that later. Farewell." He was
laughing as I was fading my image away.
I ported to inside the Jokhang Temple in Lhasa. The Abbot came to see
me, and we went to his office and sat. After polite things, I said,
"Have you been informed of what I have been doing?" He laughed. Before
he could say anything, I said, "That could be a yes." He laughed some
more. He said "Everybody is talking about the road to Sera! It is so
beautiful at night." I said "Have you walked it?" He said "I have, and
I heard. They say that all people hear it in their own language. That
is amazing!" I said "I have to agree. I didn't know if that would
work." He said "The ships in the square! I hope that got their
attention." I said "Sadly, it didn't. At the next meeting with them, I
severely shortened the wings of their military aircraft, and put the
pieces in with the ships." He said "Did that get their attention?" I
said "Yes." He started to look excited, and said, "This means?" I said,
"This means that they are going through a change of top level
personnel. I expect the new people will actually listen to the
President, who is on our side. It will take a while for the new people
to learn their new jobs, and learn to work together, but I expect there
will be some changes in all of China, starting in the spring. Well, I
gave them a book which er, discusses their form of government and how
to improve it. They are treating it like some kind of Sutra now.
Embarrassing." He laughed.
He said "And for Tibet?" I said "Even if they do not change, Tibet
will be free before next Winter. That was already established. I gave
them two options. Oppose me, and Tibet will be free, and they will have
not one bit of military equipment in their whole country. Or, cooperate
with me, and they can help Tibet be free, in mutual cooperation and
respect, and I won't ruin them. I think they will go with the second
option, but it will take time and some internal persuasion, and some
conferences with the Exile Government, which I will manage, before a
final agreement is reached. This is NOT yet a cause for celebration. We
MUST not start anything which they can use to change their minds, now
that some of them in power actually have real minds." He laughed, and
said, "Yes, that is wise. Thank you for informing us of these events."
I rose, and said, "I have others to share the news with. Farewell." We
bowed, and I gave him my love, and ported to Labrang.
I told the Abbot at Labrang the same thing, and added, "If you would
like to present your desires for Labrang in person when the conferences
begin, just ask me, and I will provide transportation." He said "How
will I reach you?" I looked at his arms, and said, "A little short for
that." He laughed. I made a carved blue jade bowl, and said "Hold this
in both hands and speak into it, asking for me, and I will answer. You
can try it now." He held it, and said, "May I speak to Stephen?" The
bowl announced, "Stephen here." He said "But your lips didn't move."
The bowl said, "When you see a bowl with lips which move, please tell
me. I would want to see that myself." He laughed. I said as myself, "My
communication center received your call, heard my name, and transferred
that call to my phone, to which I have a mental connection. I heard and
spoke that way, with my mind." He said "Thank you for the explanation."
We did our farewells, and I went to all the other Monasteries in Tibet
I had visited before. Sera was last.
In Ramcha's office, I asked for the other Abbots to be there, and Eli
and Srinoy. After they arrived, I told them what I had told the Prime
Minister, and the other Abbots. They were all very happy, and there was
a lot of hugging and kissing, and boners. I said "Speaking of that,
have you communicated with your Nuns about Yab-Yum, and what you have
discovered of it?" They said they had, and that some were interested in
a man and woman discussion of it. I said with a grin, "Discussion?
Really?" They laughed. I said "You know you must be careful about
pregnancies. My people can check for fertility, if none of you can. And
remember the rule. If anybody under the age of 18 is involved in a
group, there is no penetration. There is something else you should
watch for; possessiveness and jealousy. Sharing should be equal, or not
at all. Anything negative will be damaging to all who are involved in
it. We know it feels really good, and is a lot of fun, but that should
not be the primary reason for doing it. Yab-Yum is for sharing and
understanding love, and for those parts of our natures it would help us
learn about." They all bowed to me, and complemented me on my wisdom.
I said "Did what I just say, actually make them bounce?" They
laughed. I said "I feel some responsibility for them." Srinoy said,
"Correct. So you should fix them." I said "I don't think it would be
easy, even with a saw." They laughed again. I said "My house?" They all
stood really fast. Then I did, and I ported us all there. Clothes went
flying, and we went into a big pile of squirming bodies, Srinoy and I
being the target of most of that, in the link. We all squired very
well, many times. While we were resting after the last time, I said,
"Did somebody forget to tell an aid that we would be going somewhere?"
Ramcha said, "That somebody is me. I apologize." I said "I did it for
you, just after we arrived here. I think he knew what we were doing, if
his big grin meant anything." They laughed.
I said "You all know that Srinoy is from Thailand. He and I, and Hawk
and Rose, are going to be in a musical show, a concert, in his country
soon. We are making the guests pay a lot to see and hear us, with the
money going to a charity which Hawk and Rose have started with their
parents and their people, which supports a free Tibet. Would you five
like to attend, as representatives of Tibet, so they will see something
real their money is going to? You don't have to answer that now. If you
do decide, we need to know a week before the concert, to arrange for
special seating. The Thai people are VERY respectful. Srinoy can tell
you about that. We can also give you the language. For now, let's get
ready to return, before they try to come looking for us." I cleaned
them up, and we dressed, and I ported us all back to Sera.
That evening, with Rose, Hawk, and Srinoy, at my house, Srinoy said,
"I know you mean well, but they shouldn't come." I said "I don't think
they will like abstinence now." He poked me, and Hawk laughed. Srinoy
said, "In any other country, that would be fine, but not Thailand. They
must sit above the others, and would be a big distraction. It would be
a problem for YOU, too, when their bows show you to be of higher
status, which somebody is going to object to, which will have to be
explained, REALLY distracting from the show." I said "The last show in
Thailand." He said "Why?" I said "What music I want to play, is too
difficult for any orchestra in Thailand, and I expect my efforts for a
free Tibet, not need as much now. You know I don't like this publicity,
but it wouldn't be so bad to go out with a bang."
Rose said, "I've been thinking about this. We plan to get married and
have children, and live in Arizona. Will all this publicity allow us
any freedom from the crowds, so we can live in peace?" I said "When
Tibet is free, I will announce my retirement from the public. Only
those in government and in Tibet will see me, on Earth. Well, except
for our Guardians and students, and the Navajo, naturally. There will
be some years after that for things to die down, and they won't know
where I'll be living during that time. About the concert, I place
Srinoy in charge of that decision. He knows his people better than I
do." He said "They could be introduced at the beginning, and then
leave, and watch the concert by projection." I said "Again, you rule in
this. Just let us know in time for the arrangements to be made."
We talked about a lot of things, and had some food, and talked some
more, mostly about the investigation with Ahmed, then we had gloriously
great sexplay, and went to sleep in the bliss of love.
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