Spent All Week...!

Just to get one document ready to send out.

Done now. So, sooooooooon. Soon someone will have the problem of actually having to read it.

LOL

On the other hand - you (the person in question for the moment) definitely do want to read it because the consequences of messing with things that are 'out of this world' are also potentially 'out of this world.'

This is a new collection, of
existing stories. It's
not a new story.
But it is a new Christmas thing!

And then, if we get to hear that no one got hurt or seriously injured, then I can send stuff to others and see what the consequences are going to be.

I will tell you all this right up front: there is a BIG problem with, once having 'consumed' the procedure, wanting to tell others around you - friends, relatives, whatever - what happened to you; or what you (now) 'know.'

We live in a world where already, there are numerous intractable problems enough as it is, and that is just to do with handling let's say 'our own species.'

The first response is always going to be 'No, you're wrong. We know everything. You can't tell us you know something new that we don't know, cuz we already know everything. And we're better than you and what makes you think you can even know more and better than everyone else here??'

And then once you realize that, you're going to think 'oh well, maybe I just won't say anything to anybody and let them all stew in their own juice - which is what they are comfortably doing right now anyway.'

But then this thing will happen to you and then that thing and you will go 'gee, wish I could tell someone... Because this is so cool...'

If you already have everything,
or have too much,
then things can lose their fun.
I didn't say 'would' or 'must!'
Just 'can.'
Getting a surprise something that
you didn't think you were going to get,
is very cool and even thrilling.

...All of you here who have been reading along for a heck long time now, will certainly be aware of these people that gather out in pretty large groups in Nevada in the desert there, or Arizona, or out some place on a coast in England, and wait for these 'Orbs' and then they photograph them and film them in grainy-resolution imagery and go 'Wow' on cam and everything.

And you most probably think 'what the heck even is this? This cannot be for real.' Or 'am I missing out on something?'

What - like looking at Orbs flying around?

So what, 'Orbs flying around??'

LOL

We're a lot further up the road than that.

And there's where the problem - or many problems - really lie.

Being in a large, fairly indiscriminate group (of people) may seem in one way, attractive: it's a social gathering, you can meet perhaps, interesting individuals. It's what people do and we all like to do - be among a few other people that we can sort of, kind of, get along with, and where everyone has shared interests of some sort.

Things need to be special.

But I think over time, there will be more than one of you out in this group here - which is quite spread out across the globe - who will be able to confirm what even I cannot bring myself to say here, outright, at this point. And I think what they will be saying, confirming -, is that what most people would regard as absolutely impossible, outlandishly fantastic, 'unreal' but good, aka in modern parlance 'really cool;' could not possibly be told to others who did not have that kind of 'thing going on' themselves.

Where does this all go in the end?

I don't know.

We're not near the end yet.

[This music is for those who have a perfect life and who 'already have everything.' Or can have everything]: