Stephen's Secure Blog #283
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 17 in this story, in spring of year 7 of his special school.
Stephen's Secure Blog #283 "PM Visits Tibet"
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I asked for a meeting with the Exile Prime Minister. At the agreed on
time, I ported to his outer office. I was asked to go in. After polite
things, I said, "I had a meeting with the Dalai Lama in Boston." He was
surprised, and then looked very cautious. I had to laugh, which he
thought was funny. I said "I helped him better than the doctors did."
He showed relief at that. I said "I asked him if I could tell you about
the meeting, and he said I can, and that I should tell you that we do
not have any disagreements." He was VERY relieved at that, and gave me
a big smile. I said "Then I said that to cause more interest, we could
create some, and he laughed." So did the PM. I said "Before that, I had
asked him if he would like recordings of my actions in Tibet. He said
he could not properly ignore them." He laughed loudly. I said "He
laughed at my reaction. Yes, we had a good time." He said "I'm glad.
Very glad." I said "Well, I'm glad you're glad. I know you were
concerned about some things, so here I am showing you, you don't need
to be." He said "Thank you very much."
I said "There is progress in China. Giving them my er, concentrated
love, has helped to motivate them to greater effort. Well, part of that
could be caused by my remote correction of their documents as they
write them." He laughed really loudly at that. I said "Just so they
notice that, it's in blue." He laughed some more. I said "I expect in
another two weeks, we might be ready for an announcement. BUT, things
can change at any time. Would you like to know a reason I haven't
mentioned, for promoting being an independent part of China, instead of
being completely free of them?" He said "Yes, please." I said "To avoid
the controversy over different countries recognizing a new free
country, possibly upsetting the balance of world powers." He said "I
admit to having had some concern over that."
He said "I have a question about something I think we misjudged you
on." I grinned, and said, "The gold bar." He said "Yes. We assumed at
that time that you would steal from them. That was stupid of us. We
knew you couldn't do such a thing. I sincerely apologize for that." I
said "Accepted. I made that bar, from metal I found in an unclaimed
solar system. And yes, there is more where that came from. Think of all
the gold and gems I used to build with in Tibet. That had to come from
somewhere." He said, thoughtfully, "That's true. But you can't make us
too rich. They would suspect the source then, and ruin, no, absolutely
murder, the world economy." I said "Correct. That's why I haven't given
any spendable things in my er, artistic activities." He nodded. I said
"But, are you ready for a shock?" He looked so cautious, I had to
laugh, and that made him laugh. I said "You still don't trust me?" He
looked embarrassed, and said, "I don't know. You are wildly
unpredictable to me, but it is all good. I think I just don't know how
do react well to your er, style of presentation." I said "Well and
cautiously put. You could have a career in politics." He laughed.
I said "Under one Monastery, there is a hoard of documents, and other
riches, which has yet to be discovered by anybody else. I have only
told the Abbot about it. I was testing the floor, prior to putting a
heavy creation on it. Had to postpone that. That gave me the idea to
scan the whole country to a depth of 50 meters. There is a LOT of
buried treasure, all over the land. Er, under the land. Some of it is
only fit for spending. As if that isn't enough, more could be er, added
to that, to help fill the treasury." He said a very big and excited
"WOW!" I said "That still isn't going to solve the problem of food
shortage. Can't eat gold." He said "Yes, there is that." I said "And
the usual solutions are not working out. I could build roads and
railways, but who will maintain and operate them? And all around Tibet,
they are not overfilled with food." He said "While I might be
discomforted by how you present things, I know you well enough to know
that you don't present problems without solutions." I said "Oh, I feel
so exposed!" He laughed.
Then I surprised him again, by saying, "What is your favorite food?"
He said "Well, if you don't tell anybody, sugar crystals." I said "Is
that really food?" He looked embarrassed. Then there was a big pile of
duplicate practically anything I can scan, down to the basic atoms, in
practically any amount. Even whole animals, but they will not be
alive." He said "Wow!" I said "Obviously, I don't need help duplicating
that!" He laughed. I said "You already know about my transporting
ability. We could have a warehouse in New Deli, and have the contents
automatically be transported to a warehouse in Lhasa, or other cities.
How that happens must be a secret, which will be more difficult to
manage, than the process. Then there is the issue of distribution in
Tibet. It should not be free, or there will be no economy at all. And
all we decide to do of this, must not be suspected by outsiders, or we
will have to show much more power than is good for the world to know
about, resisting invasion." He said "Yes. You have given me much to
think about." I grinned, and he laughed. I said "Better now, than when
people are starving. I have died of that more than once. Not a fun way
to end a life." He said "Yes, and I see that I am fortunate that I
don't remember any past lives." I said "If you don't need to, I
recommend that condition." He said "Thank you. One question. What
happens when you are no longer with us?"
I said "Then I will be dead. Alright, I know what you mean. My
students and children will continue, until Tibet doesn't need us
anymore. I would not have started all this without that commitment." He
said "I shouldn't have doubted you." I said, plaintively, "They all say
that, after they doubt me. Could have saved themselves some trouble if
they just didn't do that." He laughed, and said, "I agree. Thank you
for all you do, and I have to say, for your humor, as well." I said
"You might not want to repeat this, but I'm selfish. I have to listen
to all I say, more than anybody else does, so I might as well make it a
little fun for me. If others like it, well, that's their problem." He
laughed, and said, "I know better. I do love you for it, and just you,
and you know that of all who know you." I said "I love love. Would you
like to see some of it in Tibet now?" He said "You mean, go there now,
with you?" I said "Sure. Why not?" He said "Wow! I said "No, it's
called Tibet." He laughed. He said "I'll tell my secretary." He did
that, and I contacted Rhamcha and the Abbot of Shalu, and arranged
things. He came back, and I said, "Ready to go?" He said "Yes!" I
ported us to just outside of Shalu, and said, "There is lower air
pressure here, I'm keeping it at Dharamsala level around you, and
gradually changing it to what it is normal here. You might want to
swallow a lot." He did that, and was alright. He said "I didn't realize
the issues in traveling your way. Interesting." I said "This is Shalu
Monastery, the former center of psychic learning and teaching." I
introduced the two who came to greet us, Rhamcha, and the Abbot of
Shalu. We went inside to meet Splidnt's students.
The PM was amazed, and said, "You mentioned love, but I didn't
realize what you actually meant. I FEEL it here." I said "One of my
students is teaching here. Soon, all the establishments in Tibet will
be like this, and more. Love is necessary for full advancement." He
looked around, with a little tour. He said to me, "I don't see any of
your wondrous constructions." I said "I made those to attract attention
to Tibet, and to poke the Chinese. I did NOT want to do that HERE to
the Chinese, one of the past sources of my abilities." He said "Ah! I
see. You are always thinking." I said "Necessary, when people's lives
depend on that." He bowed to me. The Abbot said "I didn't realize that.
This sounds strange, but thank you for not giving us something big." I
grinned, and said, "You're welcome. We are going to Sera next. Would
you like to come along?" He grinned and said, "Absolutely!" I said "I
suspected something like that." He laughed. He informed his assistant,
and I ported us to the beginning of the road to Sera. We walked it, and
they had a lot of wows, while Rhamcha was grinning his face almost in
half.
We stopped at my pavilion to sit and rest. I said "This pavilion is
my first construction in Tibet proper, and the Road is my most recent.
This is the first thing I ever built which has my own sayings." They
liked them. I said "If you touch the central post, you will feel
something extra." They did, my love. Then we went inside to meet the
other Abbots, and Eli. It wasn't Srinoy's day. There was a lot of
hugging, and with that, and whole lot of love, which the PM marveled
at. We sat and discussed things. After some contact discussion, I said
to the visitors, "There is something you might like to know about Eli.
He is a devout Christian." That confused them. More so when they
noticed our grins. I nodded to Eli, who said, "What we teach is really
a science, and doesn't need religion to disguise it. But, I have to say
that there is much truth to admire in Buddhism. Still, all that really
matters is love." The PM said, "As much as I would enjoy arguing with
that, I have to agree. I can feel the love here, and I can see that
your degree of enlightenment is higher than mine." I said "I think I
can speak for all of us, when I said that should not be allowed to
stand. Now matter how hard you will work for Tibet, you WILL make time
for self improvement with us, even if we have to kidnap you for an hour
a day." He laughed, and said, "I love you, which I think you know. I
have to agree with your plans."
They talked some more, and when that wound down, I stood, causing
them all stand. I said to the Abbot of Shalu, "Would you like to be
sent home, or would you like to stay here longer?" He said "Stay,
please." Rhamcha nodded. I said "You know who to ask to transport you
back." We bowed. I said to the PM, "Ready for me to send you?" He said
"Yes. Thank you for allowing me to experience this." We bowed to each
other, and I sent him back to his office. I said to the group, "Thank
you for hosting this visit. I think we really impressed him." Rhamcha
said "Such was your goal." I said "Absolutely!" They laughed.
I said "But, do you want to know why I was visiting HIM?" They really
did. I said "To tell him, at the Dalai Lama's request, that the Dalai
Lama and I do not have any disagreements. Yes, I visited with him in
America." They all said some wows. I said "That even includes the
position on homosexuality. He said it was for political reasons before,
but that position isn't needed now." Rhamcha said, "That's just what
you told us before!" I said "I told him that, and he laughed." So did
they. I told them what I was doing in China, and they laughed loudly. I
said "In maybe two weeks, we might hear something good, but that can
change at any time." They agreed, and tried not to be excited. Not very
well, though, which got a grin from me. I said "In a way, that's bad. I
had some really creative things all set to do to them, for more
convincing. The artist in me is very frustrated at not being able to do
those things." They really wanted to know about them, so I said I would
tell them just one. The tank spike covering. They laughed their heads
almost off their shoulders.
Then I was going to leave, and we all hugged. They had boners. I said
"Well, if you insist." They laughed. I said "My house?" They all
agreed. Rhamcha passed notice, and I ported us all to a play room, and
we did the usual things to squirt really well. After resting, I cleaned
us all up, and we took the Abbot from Shalu on a tour. Eli did most of
the explaining, and I liked that, which they all knew. Our new tourist
said a lot of wows. When that was over, I said, "Going back to Sera?"
They were. Eli nodded to my contact question. I said "Eli will be doing
the transporting." They looked at him in surprise, and he grinned his
face almost in half. They all congratulated him, with hugs and kisses.
More boners. I groaned and said, "Back to work!" They laughed on the
way back to the play room, where we squirted really well. Then they
ported back to Sera. Then Hawk, Rose, and I, hugged a lot, after they
ported in, and we discussed and worked on what CNN had sent me for the
consulting gig. We had a good time, naturally. Sometimes I really love
being me.
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