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    Melodies of Creation
    Melodies of Creation
    Melodies of Creation
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    Melodies of Creation

    By M.J. Rumyantsev

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    A collection of Sci-Fi stories narrated in the pattern ‘the end meets the beginning’, from a unique place where they both are the same, equal; from the 0 phenomenon.

    Thoughts of Diros, a freethinker, rumored to be touched by gods...
    ‘In a chronocyclic Universe the concepts of ‘the end’ and ‘the beginning’ are identical. However, such a Universe does not need to go through the entire cycle. The concept of trans-dimensional tunnels allows for the existence of local ‘shortcuts’ – physical paths connecting (or merging) various co-ordinates within one such Universe. Building up on this notion, we again come to the inevitable conclusion. Namely, that ‘you’ are ‘everywhere’. ‘
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateApr 23, 2021
    ISBN9783981456097
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      Melodies of Creation - M.J. Rumyantsev

      M.J.Rumyantsev

      Melodies of Creation

      This book is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places or incidents depicted in it are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual events, locales or persons (past, present or future) is entirely coincidental.

      First published in 2021

      Publisher: JerInc

      http://www.harmoniacaeli.com

      Copyright © 2021 M.J.Rumyantsev

      All rights reserved. Without limiting the rights under copyright reserved above, no part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any mechanical, electronic or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or data retrieval system, without the prior permission in writing from the Publishers, representing the author.

      A catalogue record for this book is available from the German Catalogue of Available Books (VLB) www.vlb.de

      ISBN 13: 978-3-9814560-9-7 (E-Book)

      E-Book Distribution: XinXii

      www.xinxii.com

      This E-book is distributed by XinXii. If you liked the book, then please recommend it to your friends, asking them to download their own copy on www.XinXii.com. Thank you very much for respecting the work of the author.

      ‘Over the years I have had many dreams in which the main ‘protagonists’ are the exact opposites of what they really are in this reality, where I am supposedly ‘awake’.

      I have also ‘seen’ many other variants of me, some with totally different behaviours when compared to my conscious ‘I’.

      The older I get, the more hesitant I become to call these experiences ‘dreams’. What if they are something else?

      What if this particular state of wakefulness is, in fact, someone else’s dream?’

      Kah the Wise

      Contents

      The specimen - observer

      Patient Smith

      The End or...

      A word from the realm of Creators

      A thought from the book author

      Awakening...

      Level 8 Processes

      Awakenings...

      The Creators

      Cobrun’s dream

      A simple mental exercise

      A wave from the realm of Creators

      A learned discourse

      A comment from above

      Dunes

      The tenth Annual Convention on Astral Physicists

      Democracies

      Radorak, beings with a funny (rear) end

      A well-wishing prayer

      Extermination

      Business as usual

      An urgent matter for Admiral Yahweh

      A point of view

      γ-Correction doubts

      A planet of the visually impaired

      A thought from Strategians

      Chess games

      Dissection

      Visions

      Comments of a free author

      Melodies of Creation – Epilogue

      On the brevity of life...

      What if all this wrong?

      Examination of the author’s thullod

      Sphere ‘Judge Miron’

      A visit to Ngh’s social group7

      Lucifer’s story - Apps for the apes. Apps to the apes

      The dismissal

      Doors

      The Beginning or...

      The Diary

      Engloska and Rosska

      The king and the former king

      Outgoing events

      Awake and advance forward, Mr. Smith

      Toilette humour

      Specimen-observer’s report

      Yet another round...

      Time to take off the masks

      Notes

      U(ωi (ψj)) + E = 0

      Transliteration of glyphs¹ engraved on Togxar's sepulchre, containing the ashes of his very last of 47 organic shells.

      ‘...and now Your Most Illustrious Majesty, this is what one could call a very good textbook example of our boundless wisdom.

      As anticipated and as it always happens in all Flows created in our dreams, he will now write his book ‘Melodies of Creation’...

      Indeed, there are no boundaries to our wisdom. These creatures are so predictable and incredibly easy to handle... ’

      The specimen - observer

      ‘Even in the realm of all-knowing and all-seeing beings, there are those with higher, superior cognitive powers. Gods’ gods if you will. It is a great pity that we simple mortals do not get too much of this gods’ business, if at all. And why should we? We are nothing but puppets to them.’

      Kah the Wise

      We always make this particular Specimen self-regenerate back into his early youth, once he reaches his natural mid-age... Always... Across a countless number of cycles in his Flow... In a way, he is a natural constant in his Flow.

      What’s more, we make sure that he is repeated in all other Flows in his and any other realm containers we create. So his dimensional imprint is literally a ‘constant’ across all of our creations. The only organic being that can ever reach our levels of enlightenment, due to his unlimited duration.

      He will also possess telepathic connections to all of his variants in other Flows and realm containers, regardless of their respective dimensional coordinates.

      The Specimen is our own distant and somewhat distorted image in these imperfect realms, with reduced numbers of dimensions.

      In order not to create any suspicions as to his real age in the minds of his primitive ‘contemporaries’, we’ll be moving him regularly to and fro across his home world and then to and fro other worlds, giving him many other identities and other organic shells to hide beneath. His brethren will not be able to recognise him. But he will be there, watching them being born, growing up, getting old and dying.

      Many of his brethren will feel some of his visions and take them for their own thoughts. Little do they know that these thoughts originate from the Specimen–observer and are part of our Grand Design.

      We make this possible by manipulating certain physical properties of Flows and realm containers, allowing for sporadic causal couplings of otherwise non-overlapping Flows. Some primitive species call this phenomenon ‘cross-talk’ when related to electromagnetic fields. We make use of the same principle and apply it to the modulated proson waves that our realities are made of.

      He, our Specimen, exists throughout, as a generic template in all four-dimensional realms.

      Many lower beings from different epochs, such as Kha the Wise, Togxar, Jacob Smith and Admiral Yahweh are nothing else but his very distant reverberations. Our Specimen–observer can perceive his realm through his and their sensory organs.

      Patient Smith

      Nurse: ‘Doctor, the patient’s has no pulse! Should we apply CPR?’

      Doctor Jones: ‘Let us honour the patient’s wish that no further resuscitation procedures are to be used. After all, Mr. Smith has had a very rich life, with 143 years behind him. We will let the old gentleman go in peace and dignity.

      Nurse, please disconnect the assisted ventilation.

      I’ll will be back in a minute to prepare the details for his death certificate.’

      ...and this scene is being repeated in all realm containers. The being calling himself Mr. Smith, leaving his current existence and being prepared for the next...

      Unless we wish to see him continue his current one...

      Our wishes are split here. Which way do we want to proceed?

      It does not matter, as all ways are our ways. Whatever we decide at this juncture may be altered in other cycles...

      Mr. Smith: ‘How strange... I can hear their voices but I can no longer see them, speak or move my extremities. If this is how my life is supposed to end then it is a very painless death. Just a passing to another form...

      But all these voices, where do they come from? Or it is it only me hallucinating?

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