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Chapter 25
Magnets of Misery
The next night a rain fell. A strange,
gloomy kind of rain it was. It came pounding
down in huge quantities from a bowel-less
pitch black sky looming heavy and low
overhead. I noticed each raindrop was so
dense and potent in itself the rain as a
whole gave the impression of an opaque
curtain abruptly secluding the beholder in
their midst from the rest of the world. I
fixed my eye on one of the raindrops and
followed it along its path. When I could no
longer distinguish it I raised my gaze to
follow another one. And then another. And
another still. And somewhere there, in my
following their frenziedly swift paths, one
by one, from my own still observing point of
view, I just suddenly saw it:
The raindrops weren't falling.
It was the weirdest sight I'm telling you,
so in reverse of everything I could hardly
believe my own senses. But once I
saw
it, it was as had my vision cleansed,
leaving no room for doubts. These raindrops
came up from below.
I
understood I had, by matter of course,
initially presumed them to be "ordinary"
raindrops and so naturally I'd seen them
coming down from the sky; I'd seen what I
expected to see. When the truth of reality
shifted my vision it was a bit like how it
can be when you're watching a wheel spinning
round and round ever faster in the movies of
the old days; at a certain speed it looks
like the wheel is changing direction.
The
very same second I saw the innate nature of
what surrounded me a scent of fear filled
the air. You see, what I'd believed to be
raindrops was in fact beamdrops swamped with
dark, dreading feelings. Feelings wanting to
come forth. Feelings wanting to take shape
somehow, somewhere, in somebody's being.
Strange as it may sound I simply knew these
feeling-beamdrops wanted to
be,
wanted to find a host through which they
could transform their bodiless
energy-frequencies into words and, as such,
being able to connect with each other,
because together they
had the power to form a supreme frightful
essence. Yes, they sought a host through
whom they could create a dreading scenario
in existence, hoping to this way release
themselves from their present unbearable
state of not-being-ness. "How utterly
curious", I thought, "I
have been their host, for so long I can't
remember, and I haven't even been aware of
them until now."
I
glanced about and I saw a soft light
somewhere in a faint far away. I became
conscious this light was the source enabling
me to see them now, because within this
light their dark energy discerned in an odd
fashion. It was as if this light made the
otherwise transparent perceptible.
I came
to realize I'd been living my entire life in
this rain without having noticing it. And I
understood the reason for the rain being so
huge and dense around me was that these
beamdrops had paved their way in and
throughout me over the course of many years.
Like had I been the opposite of a caustic
network; a sphere envelope onto which dark
rays of fearsome feelings could reflect and
refract themselves to an ever huger manifold.
"Yeah", I thought to myself, "I've been like
a scared atom orbiting in a fearful universe,
and, together with these beamdrops, in some
dark tune of existence, we've created a
force of gravity they could utilize to
be-come embodied and multiplied." Yes, that
simile gave elucidation.
I
realised I had, without even knowing it,
been motioning a magnetism these beamdrops
couldn't resist being attracted to, like had
my mind created an equivalent to a black
hole, invisible to the naked eye and yet so
indisputably there; an unseen spinning,
twisting void opening up a dark energy
transmutation-portal. Because these
feelings, dark and fearsome as they were,
were not evil, it was simply their impending
nature to find ways through which they could
transmute their existence as discorporate
energy into something more solid. They
wanted to
matter.
Darkly so.
But now,
when I could see them, when I attentively
watched them whirling by, it was like that
in itself prevented them from using me as
their energy frequency transistor. Amazing
really, I just paid attention to the
sorrowful beamdrops as they came ascending
from below and they could – or would? – no
longer enter. I stood still and watched them;
sometimes several came swirling together,
comprising a cluster of painful darkness.
For a moment I was stunned by their huge
quantity, but that same moment, when I began
thinking about them, as opposed to simply
observing them, it was like the thinking in
itself opened up a small gap of disquiet
they could exploit as an entrance into me,
and in a split second they did and
initialized an embryo of a frightening
emotion. So I silenced my mind by returning
to just watch them coming, one after another,
one cluster after another.
I got
the feeling that this simple act – watching,
and thus
acknowledging them being there – created an
ever so small yet highly significant change
my inner energy frequency, and that somehow
this shift in turn created some sort of an
invisible shield in or around me, a shield
they could – or would? – not penetrate.
Like, when I remained still and observing,
as opposed to moving about in bravado or
escapism and fear, they found not that
soundboard inside of me they'd used before
to echoingly mirror themselves into
solidness, and hence they simply bounced off
of me and away, perhaps, I pondered, to find
another darkly open host to torture?
For a
while there I couldn't resist imagining the
expression on their faces when they bounced
off, as if the beamdrops had been little
creatures with puny agendas and intents of
their own to go with them. The expression
that came before me was that of utmost
surprise, since I, for some unfathomable
reason, envisaged them as some kind of happy
drinkers taking their ol' familiar way to
and fro the pub. Now their breach was
suddenly and in total unbeknownst closed off
on them, and so they went: "Huh???". This
fancy, no matter how amusing I thought it to
be at the time, had the effect of re-opening
myself as a portal for them to enter again.
However narrow a gap, it was enough for them
to invade the whole of me once more. Faster
than the speed of light they stroke, because,
you see, these fellows moved at the speed of
darkness.
Later,
when I thought back on this, I wondered if
perhaps the horrendous soul-eating despair
backlashing upon me and completely
overpowering me then was necessary for me to
fully comprehend their true nature, to fully
realize them as dark, dreadful
feeling-beamdrops, simply following the law
of meta-physics governing their Universe? Or
maybe I was simply unaware of my own
lingering darkness, an abidance dark wanting
them to join, with the intent to finally
destroy me? I do not know, but the darkness
flooding me there was the vastest ever, like
an ocean of hopelessness it overran me, and
I sank, unable to defend myself I sank into
its bottomless depths.
After
eons of desolation and against all hope I
managed to gather some strength down there.
I had to leave God for this to come about.
Or rather, I was forced to see God in a new
light, to see Him for what He really was.
And He was not what I had believed Him to
be. No, far from it. Unwillingly and
heartbreakingly painfully I let go of my
most precious beliefs, slowly replacing them
with a hollow, apathetic acceptance of what
might be called the soul-less beingness of
nature (a resigned acceptance that, later
on,
actually turned into a
belief
in beingness as a phenomenon both natural
and super-natural, like two dimensions
existing parallel and in conjunction with
one another).
Peculiar that chance had it to be here,
somewhere along this
alternation-process, I found myself catching
sight of being in reach of a double backed
current. I knew that if I was to get myself
out of the unbearable, I somehow had to get
to that current, and, do it totally by
myself. You see, I knew now for sure there
was no God, I was on my own, and I was
pulled down ever harder in this ocean of
desolation. So I tried, I mustered whatever
strength I had left in me to get to that
current, I braced myself as best I could and
I swam for it with all of my might, but to
no avail, the downward movement was too much
for me. So I gave up, I gave in, and I
headed instead for my own death. And there,
for reasons beyond my understanding, there I
could surface once again. And once again I
saw the dark feeling beamdrops whirling
everywhere around.
I
quietly watched them doing so, as I had
before, only now I didn't have to refrain
myself from thinking or feeling anything
about them. Because I was completely emptied;
I wanted nothing, I willed nothing, I hoped
for nothing. Like an un-dead existing
amongst the living my mind was indifferent
and hollow. I just didn't care one way or
the other anymore. I think I died there, I
think that's why, all at once, the dark
beamdrops ceased coming my way. They simply
dispelled from the ether from one moment to
the other.
With
them not being there anymore something
happened. It was the most singular thing and
I cannot, try as I might, find the right
words for it, but in lack of better ways to
express it: It was as had a totally new
season sprung forth. Yes my friend, it was
like the coming of a spring of all springs,
a new beginning of all seasons. The dark
rain seemed to have cleansed the very air
from a previously unnoticed membrane, as had
those dreadful beamdrops washed away a film
glued upon the whole world and, although
this film being ever so thin and translucent
it rendered itself undetectable, it still
had discoloured and dimly distorted the
world as I'd known it. Like had the sum
total of the world now gone through an
opposite negative energy field.
Yes, I
think it must've been so. Like magnets these
gloomy beamdrops had attracted every single
particle of dread, darkness and dismay as
they surged by, and not in, me. It left me
thinking: "I used to be their magnet, but
when I altered my point-of-position it
brought about a corresponding alternation in
my energy frequency that must've affected
them in such a way they themselves became
the attracting poles; magnets of misery
irresistibly attracting fellow woeful mates
as they whirled about on their way to where
I do not know."
However
it was, my world had been set free from the
distorting veil fear and agony had bent it
into appearance before. Like had I
previously seen things through a dusty
looking glass; a
second hand vision that by definition turned
everything reversed and, due to the dust,
put a pale grey filter between me and what I
beheld. Now I could, for the first time ever,
see it all as it truly was; I could see its
magnificence, its splendour, its
awe-striking beauty and true wonder. Oh my
friend, my friend, truly I tell you, it felt
like was I looking straight into Love's
untainted creation.
The air
around me was crisp and clearer than crystal,
yet it was warm like a sunbathed perfect
mid-summers day. It brought the world forth
as astoundingly gorgeous in its radiant and
intensely bright, yet so heartily tender
prism of colours. I met with a true
wonder-spectrum teeming with exuberantly
rich and grandeur shapes, colours, sounds,
scents, all of which interlaced so magically
intricate and enthralling it just had to be
forged by the hand of God Himself.
Yeah,
my friend, it was like had the very Rainbow
decided to lay down to rest peacefully and
happily on our Earth in all its marvel and
wonders, unleashing the majestic brilliance
of prolific fortunes previously hid away
cautiously and possessively in two
never-found vessels standing by its feet.
Now, as the Rainbow relaxed at last, its own
floodgate of treasures opened up and so, out
of the vessels and into the world, jumped
the most precious, tiny Trossles, spreading
themselves playfully all over in pristine
joy, laughing and rejoicing and shining
their loving, beaming, glorious light in
simple delight of just being there.
One
could've thought this would be a too intense
an experience – too bright, too wonderful,
too much joy, light, love and beauty somehow
– but it absolutely wasn't! No my friend,
quite the contrary I'd say; it was the most
soothing thing the world has ever seen.
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Oh boy, we're both so tremendously
thankful for that darkness now she and me,
because we belong together, we've always
belonged together, and without that darkness
– o scary thought! – without it perhaps we
would never had found our way back to one
another … but ...let's not go there!!! No, I
don't even want to think about it! Now we
are
back together, as one, as we were always
meant to be, so in my mind that darkness was
really the brightest thing ever!
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The day the Dark Weaver and the Light Weaver
met the strangest thing happened;
bewildered they realized,
both at the precise same time too,
they'd always loved one another!
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