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Date: Mon, 21 Apr 2014 18:16:55 -0400
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Stephen's Secure Blog #319
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 Summer of year 7 of his special school.
Stephen's Secure Blog #319 "Mini Tibet in India"
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I ported to just outside of Ganden Monastery in Mundgod, in the
southwest of India, the town which is known as Mini Tibet. Deprung
Monastery is there, too. I felt I my arrival was noticed, but only by a
few. After a while a Lama came out to greet me. I addressed him by
name, and he smiled. We went inside to a modern looking office, to see
the Abbot. We said polite things, but there was no Tibetan butter tea.
I asked about that. He said "There are no yaks here, and the animals we
have milk and butter from here are not willing to make those taste
right for butter tea." I smiled and said, "Interestingly said. I am
almost sure that those of India are very grateful their products don't
taste like anything from a yak." He laughed and said, "I am sure of
it!" I said "But won't that cause a problem for your children who have
grown up not tasting it, which most believe is necessary to actually
tolerate it?" He said with mixed emotions, "Interestingly said. Yes,
that is one of our concerns. We may have, despite our best efforts,
raised children of India, and not of Tibet." I said "In one way, it is
good that they had a peaceful home where they could survive, but in
another way, it is very sad that they may not be true Tibetans now." He
nodded sadly. I said "The world is not arranged for our desires and
convenience, no mater how much we wish it. But, things are changing in
Tibet. Opportunities are opening where they had not existed before. Do
you have any desires to take advantage of them?"
He said "Speaking plainly, do you mean do we wish to move our people
there? There are mixed feelings about that, among all of us. The young
know only this home. Those of middle age are reluctant to leave the
young. Those who are old, fear to change anything, even though they
yearn for a Tibet which may no longer exist. And in truth, the climate
here is significantly more comfortable, particularly for old people,
than the climate of Tibet." I said "So you expect some to visit only,
and few to stay in Tibet, and the rest will keep their lives here
unchanged?" He said "I think you are correct." I said "That may change,
but unfortunately, it might be too late to help the people here.
Already, I and my own students are teaching in the Monasteries in
Tibet, and there has been significant improvement in the degree of
skill and enlightenment of our students. Some are learning some of my
special skills. In a year, I will be starting universities which will
be using my special teaching methods, which are far in advance of the
rest of the world. We will teach every subject, which will eventually
make Tibet the education center of the world, and attract a lot of er,
rich students. I will not do that outside of Tibet. For citizens of
Tibet, that education will be free. I would not like to see the people
of Tibet here to not have the opportunity to partake of all that."
He projected a lot of different emotions. I said "One little item of
note. I have expanded the accommodations at Ganden, my way. So if this
Monastery would want to join the one in Tibet, there will be room.
Actually, very nice rooms, so I've been told. WARM rooms. I will be
doing that for Drepung, soon." That moved him to speak with some
excitement. He said "May I call for the Abbot there to come here and
meet with you?" I grinned and said, "Absolutely!" He had to smile in
return. He called. There was some excitement on both ends of the line.
While we waited, we discussed some of the things I had made in Tibet.
Then the Abbot arrived, with an assistant. We did polite things. I said
"So I don't have to repeat what we have already talked about here,
please take these crystals. You put them to your forehead to read them.
They also contain some other items of interest. I use this method of
transferring knowledge in some of my teaching." They read the crystals,
and were really surprised.
When they took the crystals from their foreheads, I said "Comments?"
After some time for recovery, the new Abbot said "You have been busy!
We had heard of some of it, but not all. I must say, you are a
wonderful artist!" I said "Thank you. Embarrassing things were not the
kinds of comments I was looking for." They both laughed. The Abbot
said, "I think we need to have a conference with our people to discuss
this. May we keep these?" I said "There are issues. I don't want my
advanced technology to fall into the envious grasp of people who would
do anything they could to try to discover how it works. That they can't
ever understand it, will only make them try harder. Yes, this is a real
science, but not like any other kind. I have set those to work only for
people of the Light who have at least half open Third Eyes. I strongly
request that you keep complete control of them while they are in your
possession. Please remember that my things are only for Tibet, where
the government and the people will respect them, and will not interfere
with them." They nodded.
The new Abbot said, "I understand, and fully agree with that." I said
"One more thing. This." I gave them copies of my announcement regarding
the Dalai Lama. I said "When you visit Tibet, which I can help with,
you WILL see him first, before going to the other Monasteries." We
stood, and they bowed acceptance. I held out my arms, and they each
came into them to receive my hug with love. I helped them to sit. I
said "Here is my number. Call me when you want another meeting with me.
Farewell." I ported away.
I ported at the appointed time, to outside of the office of the Dalai
Lama. I was asked to go in and see him. After polite things, I asked,
"Have you heard from the Reting Rinpoche?" He said "Yes, and he is
inquiring about the Monastery here." I said "I will open it for him, if
you and he request, but seeing it will be a severe disappointment for
the both of you." He said "We may have to withstand it." I said "Not
necessarily. I remember VERY well how it was. I can duplicate that,
almost completely. Even make some of my own improvements, such as
automatic heating, self contained plumbing, and free electricity. Add
some of my art, too. Oh, and a place for you, actually fit for you."
All that really grabbed his attention. I had to grin at his reaction.
To add to that, I said, "And it could really use a good road." I
grinned wider. He had to wipe his tears. I said "Did you really think I
would ignore your expressed wishes? I could never do that." He had more
tears to wipe. He said "I will have to discuss that with him. I don't
know how to thank you." I said "You are already doing that, not that we
ever need that between us."
I said "Now onto something more important. Our desire for you to
incarnate into one of my children has been approved. More, I was given
the most specific instructions on how we should do that." He made a
silent wow. I said "I thought that would get your attention!" We
laughed together. I said "To start, do you feel something unusual about
what I have brought with me?" He said "I do. In that box. It is calling
to me in love and friendship." I gave it to him, and said, "It is
yours, now, and in all your future Earthly incarnations." He took out
the pendant, and admired it. I said "Mine has been with me for more
than a thousand years, and has served as proof of my incarnations,
because it will refuse to be with another. Alright, you can say it." He
said "Wow!" We laughed. I said "Here is a crystal which explains all
about it." He took and read it, and then said, "So it's alive. Very
interesting, but how did you know this one would choose me?"
I said "I was directed to it, of many thousands, in the instructions
I was given by those above us. That has happened only one other time in
all my lives. In this incarnation, I am able to communicate with mine.
They have a sense of humor, and value that highly in others, and they
like to experience our lives with us, most especially, sex, as they
can't do that themselves." He grinned and said, "I think that will have
to wait for my next incarnation." I said "That's not a problem. If
there is anything they are best at, it is waiting." We exchanged grins.
I said "The instructions specify your incarnation as my daughter, which
fulfills your expressed prophesy. That causes a little issue. She will
go to my school, for the best education and training available. She
will not be released until she is at least 13. However, she can receive
Tibetan and Buddhist education there at the same time."
He said "I understand, and accept the reasoning. I agree. We must
issue instructions to others before the event. And I must choose a
Regent." I said "Yes, and it can NOT be me. One reason for that is I
may be called to Nirvana before she graduates, and that may be as early
as two years before that, which was already set. I can ask for an
extension, but I don't know if it will be granted, or even be
possible." He said "Yes. I see the strain on you to remain. I wish I
could help, but that is not possible." I said "We will all do what we
should do. For your Regent, I do not see any I would approve, that I
think can be or should be, taken from their current positions, at this
time." He said "You do not approve of Reting?"
I said "There would be major personality and other conflicts with his
appointment. There are many who dislike and disrespect him. For myself,
I think he is capable, though." He said "I will have to think on that.
Are there others you think are suitable?" I said "Yes. Those Abbots of
the Monasteries I visited who are young enough to not er, expire too
early." He giggled, and said, "I love your humor." I said "Thank you. I
feel the same about yours. Those candidates are very capable, and have
much respect and support. Those who weren't what I could approve of,
who could not be improved, are no longer Abbots. However, there is one
thing I would like to request very strongly. I want the Abbot of Shalu
to stay where he is. He is hosting one of my teachers who is from
another world." He said "An absolutely good reason!" We grinned at each
other.
I said "I have a problem. I would love to take you on a tour of all
the places I made some things for, but I should not be seen with you,
where they can compare our auras. You MUST maintain your religious
authority unchallenged in Tibet." He said "I understand and accept that
with more than equal frustration, but I have come to know you, and that
you would not announce a problem without having a solution for it." I
said "Oh, I'm SO exposed!" We laughed. I said "Rhamcha, an Abbot of
Sera, was with me during all of that, and is able to communicate
mentally with my teachers who can port you both, and others, wherever
you wish to go. He would be a very good guide for that, because he can
explain all the lessons I created in my visits, which we have
discussed, and he would embarrass me to the extent that I would NOT
want to be with you, and you can tell him that if you want to make him
laugh." He laughed. I said "Not you, him!" He laughed some more, and I
shook my head on mock disgust. That really didn't stop his laughter.
Then I told him what I had been doing with UMD, and with the Mini
Tibet in India. He said "You have been VERY busy. I think that without
you, and all who you are, none of this could have been possible." I
said "I have to agree. I am deeply sorry that I didn't develop enough
in my previous incarnation, as I had hoped would happen when I was your
teacher, to be chosen to do this work then. They had to wait for me in
this incarnation to do it, and I still think I couldn't have been as
successful as I have, without their very significant help." He said "I
too regret it, but that is past. Now we build a new and better future.
Do you think I should visit those in West India to extend my welcome to
come to Tibet?" I said "I have no opinion on that. It will be as you
wish it. Come now, did you think I would tell you what to do?"
He laughed, and said, "Oh, you have exposed me!" I groaned, and he
laughed some more. I said "My announcement will not be made false. YOU
rule here, and not me." He said "But you will give advice." I said
"Maybe." He said "I order you to." I said "Which I will cheerfully
ignore when I want to." We laughed. I said "But I will still do some
things for Tibet which I know is right, such as in building things,
probably without asking." He said with a big face splitting grin, "As
expected, with a lot of interest." I said "I should leave you to your
speculation on that. Please let me know the decision on Reting. I am
eager to do something GOOD with it." He said "I will." We stood and
bowed, we hugged with love. I ported away.
In my living room, Rose said, "I didn't know about the instructions.
So they really communicated with you!" I said "Just the usual burst,
but it had a LOT of stuff in it. More than ever, which surprised me. I
actually didn't expect them to agree. Do you think poorly of me for not
consulting with you in advance?" She said "I already knew what you and
he wanted. If I had any objections, I would have ripped your ears off
long before this." I covered them, and she laughed. Hawk laughed
louder, naturally. She said "A holy person of The People AND of Tibet,
is NOT at all a bad thing to be the mother of. I just hope you can stay
and see it happen." I said "Me, too." Hawk said "Me three!" I said "I
thought you were older." He poked me, and we wrestled, and naturally,
that ended, at least temporarily, in all of us having great orgasms.
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