"What time is it?" asked the kid with huge pupils.
No one answered. Or at least no one knew. The kid continuously tryed to find something to do. But he felt as if he did not belong, no connections with the people surrounding him. Happiness trapped him for it was the only thing that mattered at the moment. In that place, time was irrelevant. Time was useless or misused. The kid kept asking for the time, and people repeatedly didn't answer or either sound could not travel, for there was no time.
Soon, the kid realizes that time was always misinterpreted. And before he knows, he wasn't a kid any more . But neither a man. He was just part of the big scene. He hadn't grown older nor younger. All he had learned was in a packed purple ball, with green electrons floating above it. The individual, who is not a man or a boy focused on the purple ball. He focused so much that it is the only thing present. The ball started moving in circles, but the boy catched it and opens the sphere in half. From that moment all came back to normal, but there was no one around. He searched he house and found all the people gathering and celebrating. Thought they were the same people as before, they were different. They had colors surrounding them. The colors were very happy and healthy. The kid looked at himself in the mirror, but there was no color, only himself. He thought he would be upset, but he had no feelings. He observed that there was a color surrounding him in fact. It was transparency. The kid was pure. The kid was enlightened.
He returned to the room where his companions were. The colors were brighter than ever, and wanted to compound with the kids aura. And soon, the kid became multi-emotional. He had the choice of emotion. He was finally together with others. He was finally one.
WELCOME!
Sorry but I couldn't rearrange my posts, but I would appreciate when you read the posts with a pt., that you read them in order (ex. 1, 2, 3...)
Thanks a lot for surfing in this net, and enjoy.
Thanks a lot for surfing in this net, and enjoy.
Sunday, January 18, 2009
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