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Solomon's Private File #466
1950's. Stephen wrote about his life in letters to a penpal, and then
in a secure blog, in case he lost his memory again, in the master
computer in his school for gifted students, which he started attending
in 2016 in a new incarnation, until his death. Now his son Solomon is
attending the same school, and is writing in his own secure blog for
his future incarnations.
All characters are fictitious, even if some of them might have names
that belong to some actual people, or act like people we know.
Solomon is 36 in this story, in the Winter of 2062-2063.
Solomon's Private File #466 "Originator Team Actions"
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I said to the big stone in their dimension, "There's going to be an
issue with my new special assistants, with Originators." He said, "This
is new?" I said, "Was that an attempt at a joke?" He said, "Did it
fail?" I said, "Not bad for a first attempt." Humor. He said, "They
won't be able to penetrate Originator shields, or enter their space
ships in FTL drive." I said, "That last, they can do it with a working
image, if they need to, from their own parallel ship, except for string
drive ships. They can do what they need to do that doesn't involve
manipulating reality, which I can do for them, if needed. They need the
experience more than I do." He said, "That's true. We should support
that. We didn't anticipate this, and you would tell them about us. I
think you wouldn't have, if God hadn't caused you to know He approved
of that." I said, "That's true." Humor. He said, "You haven't told them
about your gift to us." I said, "Too many shocks at once isn't good.
Well, for others." He said, "That was a joke, more so because it's
true." I said, "Did you like it?" He said, "I would not like to admit
that I did." I said, "Interesting." Humor.
He said, "What you did in making your gift, could you have done that
directly to me?" I said, "My father remade the body he deliberately
reincarnated into. He could have made his memories to return when he
woke up, but set them to return two years later. Do you know the full
reason for that?" He said, "I do not." I said, "He wanted the brain to
be organized and able to operate that body without systems and reflexes
from his previous different body, so it could host all those memories
without losing mental and physical integration." He said, "I
understand. I would have had a similar problem. I should have known
that." I said, "Maybe, but you didn't have to live it like Stephen did.
That causes you to think of things because you have to. An operational
imperative." He said, "Is your gift capable of more than it can do now,
in the future?" I said, "As I will make it so, yes. You should know
that, personally." He was embarrassed, and said, "I feel less in
intelligence for that." I said, "It will pass." Humor.
I shifted to the world of the Originators that are the ancestors of
humans. I said to the leader, "You've been informed of something that
surprised you." She said, "Yes! We are no longer needed in this
Galaxy." I said, "Seeding and guiding life is a limited time
occupation. There are only so many worlds that can support that effort,
and fewer of them are being created, as dimensions age. The galaxies in
this area are of an age that now provides less work for Originators,
and more risk for discovery." She said, "As you said that, there is an
indication that there is work for us elsewhere." I said, "Yes. In far
away galactic clusters in this dimension, and in other dimensions,
which would require instrument recalibration. Some Originator ships are
able to travel between dimensions, but not whole worlds. That, I can
do. God has never asked originators their desire for where to work.
Until now." She said, "An honor! Is it because of your feeling for us?"
I said, "Yes." She said, "Thank you! We need to discuss this. Will our
world be moved?" I said, "As you wish, but not exactly. It depends on
where you go. It could be better to just create a duplicate solar
system in the new location, and then port the people there. I've done
that, mostly." She said, "Please explain the mostly!" I grinned.
I said, "For primitive societies that should not be aware of the
move, it needs to be done so they don't notice it. Porting them isn't
an option. Because of relativity issues, they would have to be ported
through dimensional relays. They would notice that. It would be better
for you if you didn't know what I did, that I wouldn't be doing with
you." She said, "I think I know. When you created the new system, you
also created their bodies there. God transferred the souls." I said,
"For my training, he didn't assist, or even tell me how." She said,
"YOU transferred their souls?" I said, "Well, somebody had to, so I
did. After a little experiment to see if I could. The only real problem
was doing all that so fast, they wouldn't notice, and with their
memories and records modified to conform to the new location. It
worked. So now you should know I can do what's needed, and easier, for
you." She said, "Wow!" I said, "No, that's extra." She had to laugh.
I said, "If you would like, I can give you a God package that
contains the information on the different possible destinations. I can
give it to all your adults, too. We should hold the method in reserve,
for when we want to astound them." She grinned, and said, "Is Harahm
like you?" I said, "In personality, adjusted for the age difference,
and level of intelligence and education, if that's a good thing,
similar." She said, "It is!" I said, "Thank you." She said, "I ask for
it first." I gave it to her. I helped her to unpack it, and said, "This
is well done!" I said, "I try." She said, "Please, all the others. How
long will that take?" I said, "Was done faster than you can perceive."
She said, "Oh!" I said, "When should I return for your decision?" She
said, "Two weeks?" I said, "Fine." I grew to her size, so we could hug
with love. I shifted out.
I said to Daren, "Got a special job for you. Could be the most
difficult. I could do it, but we know it's better to share." He said,
"How long are you going to keep me in suspense?" I said, "Well, how
long to you want?" He poked me, and chuckled. I said, "Boss wants a
species of Originators to move, either to a different galaxy in this
dimension or another. I gave them the particulars on the possible
destinations. God's first time to give Originators a choice. And that's
because of me. I like them." He said, "The ones who came back to watch
you." I said, "Did I ask you to be intelligent? Oops." He laughed.
I said, "You'll have to create a new copy of their solar system,
without the people, and then port them over with dimensional relay.
Yes, that includes the sun and Oort cloud. You can practice in
intergalactic space. Just clean up your mess when you're done." Grins.
I said, "There's one tricky part. A lot of their electronics are full
of stones. Can't duplicate those. They're people. Have to exclude them
in the scan, and then port them into their proper locations when done,
all at once. Don't worry about activating lower lifeforms. God will
take care of that where and when needed. Or me, for Him." He stared at
me. I said, "That's not practicing." Grins. He went to do some of that.
I said, "Connor, how would you handle this Originator mistake?" I
showed him. He told me. I said, "That's bad. Do it." Grins. He ported
to a world near a downed space ship, and said to the survivors, "I see
you have a little problem here." One said, "That we're stranded on a
primitive world, and are captives of savages? Yes!" Connor said, "Oh,
that. I meant you disobeyed God's orders. Originators are not to have
any contact with other intelligent beings. Who happen to be more than a
little hungry. You look very well fed. Their cooking pots appear to be
large enough." The leader said, "Can you help us?" Conner said, "Sure,
with some good seasoning. Maybe some marinade?" He said, "That's not
what I meant! Can you rescue us?" Conner said, "I can, but you know the
rule. Other intelligent people, who you support, have precedence. I
should let them use you."
He said, "It was an accident!" I said, "A strange accident that
caused you to be in a solar system you were not authorized to be in.
Please explain that." He said, "We were exploring. I know that wasn't
authorized, but we didn't think it would cause any harm." Conner said,
"Correct. You didn't think. What's more, you didn't trust God in
knowing what you should and shouldn't do. Originators don't do that,
and stay Originators." He said, "So you won't rescue us." Connor said,
"I didn't come here just to talk uselessly. Do you want to remain in
God's service?" He said, "We do. We've learned from this!" Connor said,
"We'll see about that."
Then they were all on their new created ship, and with the equipment
stones in place, and more in a bowl on a desk. Connor said, "Those are
the stones of your dead. They will reincarnate among you, even if you
no longer serve God. The natives you encountered have no memories of
that, and have new created memories of what caused the damage in your
contact, of which all trace was removed. We are now in orbit over your
home world. Please explain to them what happened." Leader stared at him
for a while, and then did that. Conner linked all the adult minds in
the ship and on the planet, and said, "Some of you disobeyed God, in
his order to not explore unless asked to, and some of you came into
contact with another intelligent species. That caused a SERIOUS
problem. I corrected that, but if you want to stay in God's service,
you must affirm that choice to him. Will you do that?" They really did
want to. Connor reached for God, who came in and, said, "Thank you,
Connor. Well done. My Originators, do you pledge to remain in my
service, and obey my instructions?" They did. He said, "I accept." He
left. Connor closed the connection. He said to the people in the ship,
"They wouldn't have eaten you. Well, not after one bite. You would
taste very bad to them." Grins broke through their awe. He ported out.
We hugged. I said, "Well done! Sure gave them food for thought."
Pokes and groans from a lot of people of Conner's level porting to be
with us. Conner said to me, "I just did what I thought you would. I
really liked what you would do, so I did it." I said, "But I didn't do
it. You did. You just guessed what I would do, so it actually came from
YOU, and what YOU wanted to do. If you had the nerve." The others
grinned and nodded. I said, "We all have the same father. You know what
that means. You're as capable as I am, in the use of your mind and
abilities. You used YOU. And that's a good you. The first Special
Assistant Originator action is complete, and a complete success, and
with style. I'm sure God had to like it!" Cheers, and a very
embarrassed Connor. I grinned a lot. I shared with them a good
selection of my originator actions, including how we got Harahm. I
said, "He's not to know that until I authorize it." They agreed.
I said to Kam, "Dawn is ready for you." She said, "Good. That lion
set her back a little." I said, "For her. Not for us!" Grins and love.
Kam has what amounted to enlightenment coaching classes for our ready
Guardians.
I said to Daren, "You're doing well in the practice. He's a new
technique for your knowing all er, thing. How do you know all for more
than one planet at a time? Here's some cycling settings you can play
with. He said, "Those will help me progress, too!" I said, "I'm SO
exposed!" He said, "Ha!" I said, "Show the others when you think
they're ready." He said, "Oh! Thanks." Kiss and a hug.
I shifted onto the bridge of an Originator star ship in FTL drive. I
said to the Commander, "Please ask your Captain to come and speak with
me." She did that, and he came fast. I said to him, "There is a change
of plans. Your destination has a visitor who shouldn't know about you.
A sentient species is exploring there. If they discover you, they will
be contaminated." He said, "I am to believe you?" I grinned, and said,
"You do." He said with his own grin, "Eh, yes. What are we to do?" I
said, "What you would do after a canceled mission. God can't give you
new orders in this odd space. Leave it, and He will. Or I can make a
bridge between you and Him. Could be dangerous." He said, "We will
emerge." I said, "Good. Passed the test." More grins. I gave them all
my love, and shifted out.
On another Originator space ship, I said, "You know, you can't go
anywhere fast this way." He said, "We can't do it your way! Er, however
you do it. Can you help us?" I said, "First, let's go to engineering."
We did that. I said to the Chief, "What's the problem?" He said, "Our
FTL warp generator is inoperative." I said, "Judging by the smell, I
think there was some significant cooking involved, and NOT with good
taste!" Some chuckles. He said, "That you're here, gives us some hope."
Captain said, "He teleported." Chief said, "Oh!" I said, "I didn't, but
it works in a similar way. Your problem wasn't caused by anything you
did." I ported a man in, and said, "He did it!" The new man said,
"Where am I? How did I get here!" Captain told him, and he was afraid.
He said, "I didn't mean this to happen! I was just trying to improve
it. It should have worked." I said, "It did, for a while, or they
wouldn't have come this far. Then it fried itself, and without a good
sauce." They looked at me strangely.
I said to him, "Why didn't you tell anybody?" He said, "I wanted to
surprise them with the improvement." I said, "Well, you did surprise
them, but obviously not that way. If I hadn't seen this, you would have
murdered them!" He said, upset, "I didn't know!" I said, "You're not
that stupid. You made them unknowingly test your experiment,
deliberately. You were so selfish, you didn't even think of the danger
to them. You broke a lot of rules. How can any of your people ever
trust you again?" He couldn't say anything. I said, "I've been showing
this to your leader. She's asking me to send you back, and to
confinement. Do you have anything to say to these, your victims, here?"
He said, "I'm very sorry! I was a fool!" I said, "Being light on
yourself. Think about that some more, while you're waiting for the
decision of your superiors regarding your future." He vanished.
I said, "A new garden worker to be." Nods. I said, "Your ship is
repaired. You will be late to your assigned destination. May I take you
there now?" Captain said, "Please!" I said, "We're now in the orbit you
would have assumed. Don't become stranded again. It's very inconvenient
for you." He said, trying not to grin, "I agree. It is. Thank you very
much for your help." I said, "It was an honor." I gave them all my
love, and did the light globe exit. Chief said to the Captain, "Was
agreement. My advanced group liked that action, and how I handled it. I
said to them, "They were brave about facing certain death. I tried to
offset that with some light humor when I could. I didn't want them to
embarrass themselves in front of me." Daren said, "I hope we can come
close to your level of compassion." I said, "You will. After all, you
sure do come close in other ways." They laughed.
I said to Daren, "You're ready." He said, "I hope." I said, "Well,
THEY should." Grins. We appeared to the leaders there, and said, "Meet
Daren. Another of Stephen's children. He will be doing your move.
You're nervous. Good. Makes you think extra hard. Don't worry. It won't
go wrong." She said, "How can you be sure?" I said, "All that could go
wrong, I can fix so fast you wouldn't know it happened." She said, "If
we die?" I said, "Remember what I told you about how I did it in a
slightly different way?" She said, "Oh! It actually IS safe, then.
Thank you." Daren said, "You can still be a little nervous if you want
to. I am." Grins. He said, "Signal to be ready." She did. He said,
few wows. I said, "All the equipment is functioning. All loose stones
transferred." She said, "Oh! I hadn't thought of that." I said, "You
would have, in our position. All satellites and stations are here, too.
Daren did it perfectly. I didn't need to correct anything. But I could
George said, "The action with the scaled Originators occupying
buildings in native countries. I don't think I could have done that." I
said, "And I didn't. Think about it. The governments knew about them.
All those Originators had to do was tell them as in an emergency.
Police would have been sent to guard the buildings, while the
originators worked out a plan to better hide from the population. They
didn't. Arrogance. Their second chance was when some were discovered.
If they hadn't defended themselves, and let themselves be killed, most
of the rest of them could have lived, and have time to convince the
public not to kill the rest. No, they fought to defend themselves, so
sealing their doom. If they had lived, they could have protected the
population from the radiation blast. I didn't destroy them. They did.
This way, the species will begin anew, and hopefully better. It
happened to us. Projection showed that if I had done nothing at all,
they ALL would have died. If the Originators had protected them in
secret, that would have exposed them, and the result would have been
worse than how it is now. So, knowing this in advance, would you have
done what I did?" George said, "Yes, but I wouldn't have known all
that." I said, "As you were then, no. Are you are now, yes you would
have. Operational necessity. Tough love, is better than no love at all.
We work for the long term. It's not always fun, but God sustains us,
and he won't require us to to anything that would harm us. He restored
dead people for me." He said, "Yes. That's true." They gave their love
to God, and he gave his love back to us, in a much greater amount.
Daren said, "He has a special love for us!" I said, "And we're going
to keep doing all we can to deserve it." They all agreed. Later, Daren
and George asked to meet with me with ultra security. Daren said, "We
think there is more to God's special love than you said." I said,
ONLY if we accept them as students." They stared at me. Daren said,
"How did you do that?" I said, "Genetic trigger activates when they
become full Senior Adepts, our way." George said, "More support for my
theory. We're going to join God someday. That means to him, we already
have. WE are God!" I said, "Potentially, yes. We will make up His core.
You thought it would be just me." Daren said, "But you will kickstart
it. Somebody has to, so it's you." I said, "That we can't know until
the moment it happens. All this is just interesting speculation. A
recreational exercise. It doesn't change our reality." George said,
"Better then being ignorant." I said, "We hope." Grins, and shared
love.
I said to God, "Your training me to think like you, was more than
that. You're training me to BE you!" He said, "Yes. Your Super Psis
will form my core, but you will be the matrix that integrates the
whole." I said, "Kam was right about my humor. I'll let you keep it."
He said, "Thank you! A great gift, among many you've given me, and will
give me." He gave me a flood of love!
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