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đđĄđąđŹ đŹđđšđ«đČ đ§đšđ°đĄđđ«đ đŠđšđŻđđŹ đđ„đšđ§đ đđ«đđđ„đČ, đđźđ đąđ đ„đđđ©đŹ đąđ§đđš đđđđąđšđ§ đđŹ đđĄđ đđšđšđ«đŹ đȘ đšđ đ đđĄđđ©đđ„ đ đŹđźđđđđ§đ„đČ đšđ©đđ§.
đ đŠđđ§ đđ«đąđđŹ đđš đđ±đđĄđđ§đ đ đ đ€đąđŹđŹ đ°đąđđĄ đĄđąđŹ đđ«đąđđ đđ đđĄđ đđ„đđđ«.
đđ§đ đđŹ đĄđ đ©đźđ«đŹđźđđŹ đĄđąđŹ đ°đđČ, đđ§ đźđ§đđ±đ©đđđđđ đđđ«đđĄđȘđźđđ€đ đđ«đđđ€đŹ đąđ§.
đđđđ§đ°đĄđąđ„đ đđ„đđąđ„đąđ§đ đđ đđąđ§đŹđ đđĄđąđŹ đąđŹ đđĄđ đđ«đąđđâđŹ đĄđđđ«đ that đđđđđŹ đđ đđąđ§đŹđ đđđđđĄ đ°đĄđąđ„đ đĄđđ« đŠđąđ§đ đ«đđđźđŹđđŹ đđš đŹđąđ§đ€ đąđ§đđš đŹđ„đđđ©.
đđ§đđđ„đąđđŻđđđ„đČ, đđĄđ đŠđšđŹđ đđšđ§đŻđąđ§đđąđ§đ đđšđźđđĄ đšđ đđĄđđąđ« đ„đąđŻđđŹ đĄđđ đđđ€đđ§ đšđ§ đ đđđŹđ©đąđđđđ„đ đđšđ«đŠ.
đđźđąđđ€đ„đČ đđŹđąđđ, đđ„đ„ đŹđšđźđ„đŹ đđ đđĄđ đ đđđĄđđ«đąđ§đ đ«đđ đ đąđ§ đđŠđšđđąđšđ§ đđŹ đ°đđ„đ„. đđĄđđąđ« đđ§đđąđđąđđŹ đ đđ đđ«đđ°đ§ đđšđ°đđ«đđŹ đšđđĄđđ«đ°đšđ«đ„đđ„đČ đŻđđŹđđąđ đđŹ. đđĄđ đąđ§đđ±đšđ«đđđ„đ đđđđ„đŹ đšđ âđđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ đšđąđ§đ đźđ© đąđ§ đđ„đđŠđđŹ,âđŹđźđ«đ«đšđźđ§đs đđĄđđŠ đđ§đ đđĄđ đđźđŠđźđ„đ đ đ«đđđźđđ„đ„đČ đąđ§đđ«đđđŹđđŹ; đđ«đđđ€đąđ§đ đ„đąđ đĄđđđ§đąđ§đ đŹ đđ§đ đđąđ«đąđ§đ đŹ đđ„đ„ đđ«đšđźđ§đ đđĄđđŠ. đđ„đđđ«đ„đČ đđĄđąđ§đ đŹ đđđ€đ đšđ§ đ đđąđłđłđČđąđ§đ đđźđ«đ§ ,đđ§đ đđĄđ đđĄđđ©đđ„, đđ„đąđ đĄđđđ đđČ đđąđ«đ, đ đđđŹ đđźđ«đąđđ đąđ§đđš đšđđ„đąđŻđąđšđ§.
đđšđ°đđŻđđ«, đąđ§ đđ„đ„ đđĄđąđŹ, đđĄđ đđ«đąđđâđŹ đąđ§đŹđđąđ§đđđŹ đ«đđŠđđąđ§ đŠđźđđĄ đđ„đąđŻđ đđš đđđđ„ đąđŠđ©đźđđđ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đąđ đđ„đ„. đđĄđ đ„đšđđđČ đđąđ«đđŹ đđ§đ đĄđđ« đźđ§đđČđąđ§đ đŻđđ„đšđ« đđźđŠđđ„đ đđĄđ«đšâ, đđ§đ đĄđđ« đŹđšđźđ„ đđđ€đđŹ on âđđ§đšđđĄđđ« đđąđ«đđĄ. đđŻđđ«đČđđšđđČ đđ«đšđźđ§đ her đđ«y đđš đđŹđđđ©đ đđźđ đźđ§đđšđ«đđźđ§đđđđ„đČ đđĄđđČ đ đđ đđ«đđ©đ©đđ đąđ§ đđĄđ đ«đźđđđ„đ. đđ„đ„ đđĄđ đ đ„đšđ«đąđđŹ đšđ đđĄđ đĄđšđźđ« đ đđ đŹđąđ„đđ§đđđ đ°đąđđĄđąđ§ đŠđąđ§đźđđđŹ. đ đŠđąđŹđđ«đđđ„đ đŻđšđąđ đđ„đđąđŠđŹ đđĄđ đđąđ«. đđĄđ đđĄđđ©đđ„ đ đ„đąđđđŹ đđ°đđČ đđ§đ đ đ đ„đšđšđŠ đšđ đđ„đšđźđ đ„đąđ§đ đđ«đŹâŠ
đđđ§đČ đČđđđ«đŹ đ©đđŹđŹ đđ§đ đđ«đšđŠ đ§đšđ°đĄđđ«đ đđĄđ đđźđ„đ„ đ©đźđ„đŹđđŹ đšđ đđĄđąđŹ đšđđđźđ«đ«đđ§đđ đŹđđđ«đ đ«đđđ©đ©đđđ«đąđ§đ đąđ§ đđđ§đđČâđŹ đđ«đđđŠđŹ.
đđšđŠđ đšđđđźđ«đ«đđ§đđđŹ đđš đĄđđŻđ đ đŹđźđ«đ©đ«đąđŹđąđ§đ đđđđđđ đšđ đĄđšđ„đđąđ§đ đšđ§ đđš đŠđđŠđšđ«đąđđŹ âđ„đšđ§đ đđđđđ« đđĄđđČ đ©đđŹđŹ đąđ§đđš đđđČđŹđŹ. đđ§đ đđšđ« đŹđąđŠđąđ„đđ« đ«đđđŹđšđ§đŹ đ đđđ° đŹđšđźđ„đŹ đĄđđŻđ đđ§ đđ©đ©đđ„đ„đđđ đđš đ«đđđđąđ§ đ©đđŹđ đ„đąđŻđđŹ, đđ§đ đšđ§ đšđđđđŹđąđšđ§đŹ,âđ«đđŻđąđŻđ đđĄđšđŹđ đŠđđŠđšđ«đąđđŹ đšđ đđĄđđąđ« đđšđ«đŠđđ« đđ±đąđŹđđđ§đđ. đđźđŹđ đ„đąđ€đ đđĄđđ, đđĄđšđŹđ đ°đšđ§đđ«đšđźđŹ đŠđšđŠđđ§đđŹ đšđ đđĄđ đ©đđŹđ đŠđđ€đ đđĄđđąđ« đ°đđČ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đđđ§đđČâđŹ đ„đźđđąđ đđ«đđđŠđŹ.
In the dream , đđđ§đđČ đđąđ§đđŹ đĄđđ«đŹđđ„đ đ°đđ§đđšđ§đ„đČ đŹđ©đđđ€đąđ§đ đđš đŹđšđŠđđšđ§đ đąđ§ đ đŹđđŠđą-đđšđ§đŹđđąđšđźđŹ đŹđđđđ. đ đđ« đđ«đšđŠ đđđšđŻđ đĄđđ« đĄđšđŹđ©đąđđđ„ đđđ đđĄđđ«đ đąđŹ đ đ„đąđ đĄđ đđđđąđ§đ đđ°đđČ đ°đąđđĄ đŠđąđ«đđĄ đŹđđ«đźđ§đ đđš đąđ. âđđđđŻđ đŠđ đ§đšđ, đ„đđđŻđ đŠđ đ§đšđ , đ©đ„đđđŹđ đđšđ§âđ đŹđđČ đČđšđźđ« đđđąđđźđŹ , â đŹđđČđŹ đ đŻđšđąđđ đđš đĄđđ«. âđđźđ đ°đĄđđ đ°đąđ„đ„ đČđšđź đĄđđŻđ đŠđ đđš đđđšđźđ đąđ đ§đšđ° ? â đđđ§đđČ đŠđźđ«đŠđźđ«đŹ.
âđđĄđČ, đ°đ đđđ§ đ„đąđŻđ đąđ§ đđĄđąđŹ đđšđ đđđĄđđ« đđźđ ⊠đđĄđđ«đ đąđŹ đšđ§đ„đČ đšđ§đ đ«đźđ„đ: đđšđ§âđ đšđ©đđ§ đđĄđ đđšđšđ«.â says the voice.
đđźđ đđđ§đđČ đšđ©đđ§đŹ đąđ đđ§đČđ°đđČđŹ.
đđĄđ đŹđđđ§đ đąđŹ, đđŹ đđĄđšđźđ đĄ, đ đĄđźđ«đ«đČđąđ§đ đđźđŹđđ„đ đšđ đđ«đąđđ§đđŹ đđ§đ đđđŠđąđ„đąđđŹ đđ«đ đŠđđđđąđ§đ đđđđđ« đ đ„đšđ§đ đđ°đđąđđđ đđąđŠđ. đđ«đđđźđđ„đ„đČ đđĄđąđŹ đ©đ«đđđąđđđŠđđ§đ đźđ§đ„đđđŹđĄđđŹ đđĄđ đŠđšđ«đđđ„ đŹđđ«đźđ đ đ„đđŹ đšđ đđĄđ đđ«đđąđ§ đ§ đđ§đ đŹđ©đąđ€đđŹ đąđ đđš đ đ©đ«đđđđ§đŹđ đŹđđšđ«đČđ„đąđ§đ, đĄđđđđđ đąđ§ đ đđšđđđ„đ„đČ đđąđđđđ«đđ§đ đđąđ«đđđđąđšđ§. đđ đąđŹ đ đŹđšđ«đ đšđ đ đđđ§đ đđ§đđąđđ„ đ„đđđ© đđš đđ±đ©đ„đšđ«đ đđĄđ đŹđĄđđđ« đ§đđđźđ«đ đšđ đ«đđ„đđđąđšđ§đŹđĄđąđ©đŹ; đšđ§đ âđđĄđđ đąđŹ, đŹđźđđŁđđđđđ đđš đđĄđ đđąđ«đđźđŠđŹđđđ§đđ đšđ đđĄđ đđšđ§đđźđ«đ«đđ§đ đ°đšđ«đ„đ đ đšđąđ§đ đźđ© đąđ§ đđ„đđŠđđŹđ„
đđ§đ đąđ§ đđĄđšđŹđ đŠđźđđđ„đđ đđšđ§đŻđđ«đŹđđđąđšđ§đŹâ đđźđ„đČ đđđŻđąđŹđđ, đđĄđđ«đ are đŻđšđąđđđŹ đđ±đđĄđđ§đ đąđ§đ đŹđšđŠđđđĄđąđ§đ đ§đđŻđđ« đĄđđđ«đ đšđ đ§đšđ« đŠđđ«đ€đąđ§đ đšđđ đđŹ đŹđźđđđąđ§đđ.
đđšđąđ§đ đŠđšđ«đ đđĄđđ§ đźđŹđźđđ„ đđ§đ đĄđđ§đ đąđ§đ đđŹ đđđđđđŹđđ, đđĄđđŹđ đ°đđ«đ đ©đđšđ©đ„đ đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđđąđ« đ°đąđ§đđ©đąđ©đâđŹ đđĄđźđ«đ§đđ ,đđ§đ đđĄđđąđ« đđđŠđąđŹđ đ°đđŹ đđđąđ§đ đ«đźđ§ đšđŻđđ«, đŠđźđđĄ đđ„đšđ§đ đ đđąđ«đ đ-đ«đąđđđđ§ đ©đđđĄ. đđđ§đČ đ°đđ«đ đŹđđ«đđđŠđąđ§đ đ„đšđźđđ„đČ đąđ§ đ đ«đźđŹđĄđđ đđđđđđšđ§đąđ đŠđđ§đ§đđ«. đđ§ đŹđĄđšđ«đ, đąđ đ°đđŹ đ đ§đšđąđŹđČ đđđđšđ©đĄđšđ§đČ.
đđ§ đđ„đ„ đđĄđąđŹ ,đđđ§đđČ, đ„đđ đąđ đđ„đ„ đ đš. đđđ« đĄđđđ đŹđ©đźđ§ đąđ§ đ đ°đĄđąđ«đ„ đđ§đ đ đŠđđŹđŹ đšđ đĄđźđŠđđ§đąđđČ,đđđ„đđđ«đđđąđ§đ đ°đđđđąđ§đ đđđŹđđąđŻđąđđąđđŹ, đđąđŹđđ©đ©đđđ«đđ đąđ§ đ đ°đĄđąđđ. Then she đound đĄđđ«đŹđđ„đ đŹđđđ§đđąđ§đ đ§đđđ« đđ§ đđ„đđđ« , đđđŹđšđ„đđđ đđ§đ đđ«đđđ«đČ đąđ§ đŹđ©đąđđ đšđ đđĄđ đ§đšđąđŹđđŹ đđ«đšđ°đ§đąđ§đ đđ„đ„ sounds. đđĄđ đ„đđđ§ed đđšđ«đ°đđ«đ đđ§đ đ„đšđšđ€ed đšđźđ đąđ§ đđ§ đđ„đđŠđđ§đ đČđđ đŹđđing đ§đš đ©đđ«đđąđđźđ„đđ« đđąđ«đđđđąđšđ§ đđš đđźđ«đ§.
đđđŹ, đđ„đ„ đđĄđđ đ©đ«đąđđ€ed đĄđđ« đĄđđđ«đ đ đđ§đ đŹđĄđ đđšđłđđ off in those đđđđ„s. Then, she đđ±đ©đđ«đąđđ§đđd đ đŹđźđđđđ§ đŹđ„đźđŠđ© đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđ đđđ©đđ«đđźđ«đ đšđ đĄđđ« đŹđšđźđ„ đđ„đšđ§đ đŹđąđđ đđĄđ đđ«đđŠđ©đ„đąđ§đ đ«đšđšđđŹ , đđĄđ đŹđ„đđąđ đĄđąđ§đ đ°đđđđąđ§đ đđđ„đ„đŹ, đđ§đ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ°đĄđąđđĄ đ„ay đđŹđąđđ đąđ§ đĄđđđ©đŹ. đđĄđ đđĄđąđŠđąđ§đ đđđ„đ„đŹ đđđšđ«đ«đšwed âđŠđšđŹđ đŹđšđ«đ«đšđ°đŹ, đđźđ they đ đ«đđŻđđ„đČ đ«ung âđđđąđđźđŹ đđ§đ đđąđ§đđ„ đ đšđšđđđČđđŹ.
đđĄđ đđĄđąđđ đšđ đđąđŠđ đđ±đ©đ„đšđđd đąđ§đđš đąđ§đđąđ§đąđđ đŻđšđ„đźđŠđąđ§đšđźđŹ đđ„đšđ đšđ đŠđđđđđ« đđ§đ đđąđŹđŠđąđŹđŹđd đđ„đ„ đąđ§ đ đđ„đąđ©đ©đđ§đ đđ„đđđ€. đđĄđ đđ§đŻđđ„đšđ©đąđ§đ đŹđšđźđ§đ đšđ đŹđąđ„đđ§đđ đ ot đđđ«đąđ.
đđš đŠđđ§ đ§đšđ« đ đ°đšđŠđđ§ , đ§đš -đ§đšđ đđŻđđ§ đđđ§đđČ đđšđźđ„đ đąđŠđđ đąđ§đ đĄđšđ° đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đđšđźđ„đ đđźđ«đ§ đąđ§đđš đŹđźđđĄ đ đŠđąđđŹđŠđąđ đđ«đąđđ„đ đšđ đ đŠđđđđđ« đ°đąđđĄđąđ§ đŠđąđ§đźđđđŹ. đđđ§đđČ đđ±đ©đđ«đąđđ§đđd đ đŹđđ«đđ§đ đ đŹđđ§đŹđ đšđ đ đ«đąđ©đ©đąđ§đ đ©đđąđ§. đđđđ«đđ„đąđ§đ đ„đČ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đŹđźđđđđ§đ„đČ đđźđ«đ§ed đ°đ«đšđ§đ đ„đČ đđ«đąđ đĄđ. đđ đ°đđŹ ,đđŹ đđĄđšđźđ đĄ, đŹđĄđ đ°đđŹ đđđđąđ§đ đ âđđđŁđ đŻđź,â đđĄđđ đ°đđŹ âđđŻđđ§đđźđđ„đ„đČ đđš đđ đđđ„đ đđČ đĄđđ«. She gained consciousness for a bit but again slipped into sleep. đđźđ đđđđđąđđđźđ„đ„đČ, đ đšđąđ§đ đđšđ«đđĄ đ°đđŹ đđĄđąđŹ âdreamâđđ«đšđ„đąđđ€đąđ§đ đđźđ§ and đŹđĄđźđ§đing her đđđđ to đ đđąđŹđđđ§đ fleet. đđŻđđ§đđźđđ„đ„đČ, đđĄđ đđ«đđđŠ đđ§đ đąđâđŹ đđšđźđ§đđđ§đđ§đđ came đđšđ«đđĄ, đđ§đ she đ„đđ§đed đđđ«đźđ©đđ„đČ âđąđ§ đ đđźđ§đ đđšđ§. đđ đ°đđŹ đ đŹđąđđ đ đđĄđđ đđźđ«đ§t âthatâđ©đĄđđ§đšđŠđđ§đđ„ đ°đšđ«đ„đ of the dream. đđ§đ đąđ, đ«đąđ đĄđ đąđŠđ©đ„đąđđđđąđšđ§đŹ đâđ đđ đđ©đ©đ„đąđđ đđš đŹđšđŠđ đ°đąđŹđđđźđ„ đ°đšđ«đđŹ, đđĄđđ§ âđđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ seemed đđ«đđđ€đąđ§đ đđš đđ§ đđ„đđ đąđđ đ©đšđąđŹe of contraries.
đđĄđđ«đđąđ§, đđ„đźđŹđđđ«đđ đđšđ§đ đđ«đąđđŹ ,đđźđŠđđ„đđ đąđ§ đđ«đđ§đłđąđđŹ, đ©đđŹđŹing đšđ§ đđŹ đđđ«đšđđąđšđźđŹ đđźđ«đąđđŹ in đđĄđ đąđ§đđđ«đ§đđ„ đđźđ«đ§t bleaks.đđđđŠđąđ§đ đ„đČ,đđĄđ đŹđąđ đ§đąđđąđđđ§đđ đšđ đđĄđ đźđŹđźđđ„ đ°đšđ«đ„đ đ©đđŹđŹđđ đąđ§đđš đ đđđ§đ đđ§đđąđđ„ đđđ«đ«đąđđšđ«đČ. đđ§ đŹđĄđšđ«đ, đąđ đđ„đ„ đđ©đ©đđđ«đđ đđŹ đ đŹđđ©đźđ„đđĄđđ« đŹđšđŁđšđźđ«đ§. ââđđĄđ đ đ«đđ§đđđźđ« đąđ§đ đ«đđąđ§đđ đąđ§ đąđ đ°đđŹ đźđ§đđđ„đąđđŻđđđ„đ. đđšđšđŠđąđ§đ đ„đđ«đ đđ« đđ§đ đđąđ đ đđ« đ°đđŹ đđĄđąđŹ đ°đĄđąđłđłđČ đ„đąđ đĄđ, đđ§đđąđ«đđ„đąđ§đ đđ§đ đđŠđ©đđČđąđ§đ đđ„đ„ đąđ§đđš đđ§ đđŠđšđ«đ©đĄđšđźđŹ đđ„đźđŠđ©.. đđźđ«đąđšđźđŹđ„đČ đđĄđšđźđ đĄ, đđŻđđ«đČđđšđđČ đđ§đ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ°đđŹ đŠđđ€đąđ§đ đŹđ©đđđ đđšđ« đđĄđ đ§đđ±đ đđĄđąđ§đ đđš đźđ§đđšđ„đ. đđ đ°đđŹ đ„đąđ€đ đŁđšđźđ«đ§đđČđąđ§đ đąđ§đđš đ âđ©đđ«đđđąđ đŠđđđąđ đŹđšđ„đąđ©đŹđąđŹđŠ.â
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đđĄđąđŹ đđšđ§đŁđźđ§đđđąđšđ§ đšđ đđ±đđ«đđ©đšđ„đđđđ đŁđšđ„đ đđđđźđđ„đ„đČ đĄđđđđđ đđšđ°đđ«đđŹ đąđ§đđ«đ-đđđ«đ«đđŹđđ«đąđđ„ đ°đšđ«đ„đ.
đđ„đąđ đĄđ đĄđđąđ đĄđđŹ đ°đđ«đ đŹđĄđšđđ€đąđ§đ đ„đČ đŠđąđ§đ đđšđ đ đ„đąđ§đ đđĄđđ«đ! đđ§đ đđĄđđ§, đŹđšđŠđđđšđđČ đĄđđ„đ đđđ§đđČâđŹ đĄđđ§đ. đ đ«đšđŠ đ§đšđ°đĄđđ«đ đđ§ đđ©đ©đđ«đąđđąđšđ§ đŹđ°đđ«đŻđđ đđ§đ đąđ đŹđąđŠđ©đ„đČ đđđŻđđ đąđ§ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đđĄđđ đđźđ„đđ«đźđŠ đ©đšđąđ§đ đ°đĄđđ«đin âđđ„đ„ đ°đđŹ đđšđ«đ đąđ§đ đąđ§ đđ§ đđŠđđ„đ đđŠ. đđđ đŹđš đąđ§đđźđąđđąđŻđđ„đČ đđšđ đ§đąđłđđ§đ,đđ§đ đŹđš đđźđ„đČ đđšđ§đđ«đąđŻđđ, đđđ§đđČ đĄđđ đ§đš đđđŹđąđ«đ đđš đ«đđ„đąđŹđĄ đđĄđđ đ„đąđđ đšđ đ«đđđđđąđ§đ đ«đđđđŠđ©đđąđšđ§.
đđđđźđđđ đđš đ§đšđđĄđąđ§đ đ§đđŹđŹ đđČ đđĄđ đ«đđŠđąđ§đąđŹđđđ§đđđŹ đšđ đĄđđ« đ©đ«đđŻđąđšđźđŹ đ„đąđđ, Mandy đđšđźđ§đ đĄđđ«đŹđđ„đ đ„đšđđđąđ§đ đšđ§đđš đ đ©đ«đđŹđđ§đđ that was đđ„đąđđ§ đđš đĄđđ«. đđ đđ„đ„ đđđ„đ đđĄđ«đđđđđ§đąđ§đ đ„đČ đ°đąđ„đ ; đđ„đ„ đđšđš âđŹđšđšđ§ â đŹđĄđ đ°đđŹ đ©đźđ đđš đđđđđĄ. đđĄđ đŹđš đđđ„đ„đđ âđŁđšđźđ«đ§đđČđąđ§đ đŁđšđČđŹ,â đđđŠđ đđš đđ§ đđ§đ đđđ«đźđ©đđ„đČ. đđĄđČ, đŹđĄđ questioned đđđđ©. đđđ«đ«đąđ„đČ đ°đšđ§đđđ«đđźđ„ đąđ§ đđ„đ„ đąđâđŹ đąđ§đđ«đąđđđđąđđŹ, đ đ§đđ° đđđđđąđ§đ đŹđ°đąđđđ§đđŹđŹ đšđ đŹđđ§đŹđđđąđšđ§, đŹđ©đ«đđđs đđđ«đšđŹđŹ đĄđđ« đŠđąđ§đ. đđ«đđđđ«đ«đąđ§đ đđš đđ đ đđšđšđđĄđ„đđŹđŹ đ«đąđ„-đ„đđđđ , đŹđĄđ đĄđąđ đđđĄđąđ§đ đđŻđđ«đČ đšđđĄđđ« đŹđźđ§đŹđđ, đđ°đđąđđąđ§đ đđ§đ đĄđšđ©đąđ§đ đđš đđđ đąđ§ đ đ§đđ° đ„đąđđ.
đđđČđŹ đ©đđŹđŹed đ°đąđđĄ đđŻđđ«đČ đ§đđ° đŹđźđ§đ«đąđŹđ đŹđđđđąđ§đ đąđ§đđš đŹđźđ§đŹđđđŹ.
đđ§ đđ§đČ đđđŹđ, đŹđȘđźđąđŹđĄđđ đđ§đ đŹđȘđźđđ„đđĄđđ,đđ§đ đČđąđđ„đđąđ§đ đđš đđŠđđđ«đ€ đđĄđđđ, đŹđĄđ đđ«đąđd đđš đđąđ«đđĄ đđŻđđ«đČ đ§đđ° đ«đđđŹđšđ§ đąđ§ đąđ. đđ is đ đ§đđ° đ©đ„đđđ đđš đŠđđ„đ đąđ§; đđš đ„đąđŻđ đđ§đ đđąđ đđŹ đđĄđđ đ°đšđ«đ„đ đšđ âđ đšđ„đđđ§ đ đ«đđđ,â đđ©đ©đđđ«s đđ«đšđŠ đ§đšđ°đĄđđ«đ. đ đšđ« đĄđđ«, đąđ was đ„đąđ€đ âđŠđđ€đąđ§đ đ đŠđšđđąđšđ§ đđ€đąđ§ đđš đ đđąđ«đđźđąđđšđźđŹ đđ«đđŹđ đ°đąđđĄđąđ§; đđš đđšđ„đ„đšđ° đšđ§, đđ§đ đđĄđđ«đđšđ, đŹđđđŠ đąđ§ đđšđ§đđšđ«đđđ§đđ đ°đąđđĄ đđĄđ đ«đđŹđ âđźđ§đąđđđ§đđąđđąđđ !
đđ§đ đđĄđđ«đđąđ§, đŹđĄđ was đđĄđ«đźđ§đ đąđ§ đđđđđ«đđ§đđ đŹđš đđĄđđ đŹđĄđ đđšđźđ„đ đđ đ«đđđšđ đ§đąđłđđđ„đ. đđđ« đąđđđ§đđąđđČ , đŻđšđąđđ đđ§đ đđĄđšđźđ đĄts đŠđđ«đ ed đ°đąđđĄ đ đ„đźđŠđąđ§đšđźđŹ đŹđ°đąđ«đ„. đđźđđđ đąđ§ đŹđźđđĄ đ«đđŻđšđ„đźđđąđšđ§đŹ, đ°đąđđĄ đĄđđ« đĄđđđ đđĄđđŹđąđ§đ đđđąđ„đŹ, đąđ đđlt, đđŹ đđĄđšđźđ đĄ, đŹđĄđ was đąđ§ đ đŹđšđ«đ đšđ đ«đđ đąđŠđđ§đđđ„ đđđŹđ đ°đĄđąđđĄ đŹđđđŠđąđ§đ đ„đČ đ«đđ©đđđed đąđ§ âđ„đđđ-đ«đąđ đĄđ-đ„đđđ,â đđ«đđđđŹ.đđ§đ đđ„đ„ đđĄđđâđđđŹđđąđđ„đ„đČ đđ„đ„đąđd đđ§đ đđ„đąđ đ§ed đđš đđđ€đ đšđ§ đ đ§đđ° đđšđ«đŠ. đđš đĄđđ« đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đŹđđđŠed đŠđđ©đ©đąđ§đ đšđŻđđ« đđĄđđ đ«đźđ§đ§đąđ§đ inđŹđąđ đĄđ.
Meanwhile, đđšđŻđąđ§đ đŹđ„đšđ°đ„đČ đđ§đ đđźđąđ„đđąđ§đ đąđ§ đđĄđąđŹ đđšđźđ§đđđđąđšđ§ đ°đđ«đ đđ©đ©đđ«đąđđąđšđ§đŹ đĄđšđ„đđąđ§đ đĄđđ§đ đąđ§ đĄđđ§đ. đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ got đđąđđ đđšđ°đ§ đđš đ đđąđŠđđ„đđŹđŹ đ«đđ đąđŠđ. đđĄđđ, in đ°đĄđąđđĄ everything đ°đđŹ đŹđđđŠđąđ§đ đ„đČ đ„đđŹđđąđ§đ đ„đšđ§đ đđ« đđĄđđ§ đđ§đČ đ©đđ«đđđ. đđ§đ đđ„đ„ đđĄđ đ©đ«đđđđđąđ§đ đđĄđ đ©đšđąđ§đđ„đđŹđŹ đđĄđđŠđ đšđ đĄđźđŠđđ§ đŹđđ«đąđđ đ°đđŹ đ đđđđąđ§đ locked đđšđ°đ§ đđŹ đŹđšđŠđ âđŠđšđđąđšđ§đ„đđŹđŹ đŹđđ«đąđ€đ.
đđđđĄđ§đąđđđ„đ„đČ, đąđ đâđ đđ đŹđđđ§ đđŹ đ âđŻđđ«đđ„đđŹđŹ,â đ©đđŹđŹđđ đ đšđ đ§đš đ«đđđźđ«đ§đŹ.
đđšđ„đąđ©đŹđąđŹđđąđđđ„đ„đČ, đđđ§đđČ đ°đđŹ đ đđđđąđ§đ đ©đźđŹđĄđđ đąđ§đđš đ đȘđźđąđđŹđđđ§đđ đ°đĄđąđđĄ đđšđ„đ„đšđ°đđ đąđ§đđš đđąđŠđđ„đđŹđŹđ§đđŹđŹ.
đđ§ đźđ„đđąđŠđđđ đŹđąđ„đđ§đđ đ đ«đąđ©đ©đđ đĄđđ« đ©đ„đąđ đĄđ. đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đ°đđŹ đđđąđ§đ đđđ„đ„đđ đźđ© đđš đđĄđđ đ©đšđąđ đ§đđ§đ đ©đšđąđ§đ.
đđđŹ, đ©đ«đđđąđŹđđ„đČ đąđ§ đđąđ«đđźđŠđ„đšđđźđđąđšđ§âđŹđđ«đđđđĄđąđ§đ đĄđđđđ„đšđ§đ đđ§đ đŹđ©đđđđąđ§đ đđšđ«đđĄ đąđ§ đȘđźđđŹđ, đđđ§đđČ đđšđźđ§đ đĄđđ«đŹđđ„đ đđđđđĄđąđ§đ đđ§đđ„đđŹđŹ đđ«đđđđĄđŹ. đđšđźđđĄđąđ§đ đąđ§ đđąđ« -đđ°đąđđ , đđĄđ«đąđđ đđ§đ đŠđšđŻđąđ§đ đąđ§ đŹđŠđđ„đ„ đŹđ©đđđđŹ, đŹđĄđ đ°đđŹ đąđ§đđđ«đđĄđđ§đ đđđđ„đČ đŠđšđŻđąđ§đ đđŠđąđ đŹđšđŠđ đ«đšđšđđ„đđŹđŹ đđšđŠđđąđ§a. đđĄđ đ°đđŹ đ đđđđąđ§đ đŠđđ«đ€đđ đđšđ°đ§ đđČ đđĄđ đ°đąđ§đđŹâ đ°đĄđąđđ đ„đąđ§đđŹ. đđĄđšđšđ ..đ đŹđ°đąđđ đĄđđđ«đ đšđ đ đđĄđąđ„đ, (out đ§đšđ°đĄđđ«đ,) đąđ§ đ đŁđšđąđ§đ đđđđđđ, đđąđŠđąđ§đąđŹđĄđđ đąđ§đđš đĄđđ«. đđ đ°đđŹ ,đđŹ đąđ, đŹđĄđ đ°đđŹ đđ§đ đźđ„đđąđ§đ đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đđŹ an inferno. There was đđąđ«đ đŹđ©đ«đđđing đšđ§ đđ„đ„ đŹđąđđđŹ. And đđšđ đ đđđ„đČ đđĄđšđźđ đĄ, đđĄđđ đđđŻđđ§đđ đđđ đđ§ đ°đąđđĄ Mandyâs đĄđđđ đđđ„đ„đąđ§đ đšđđ đđąđ«đŹđ. Throughput , đŹđĄđ đđđźđ đĄđ đđĄđđ đ©đđ«đđđđ đąđ§đŹđąđ đĄđ, đđ§đ đ«đšđźđ§đđđ đĄđđ«đŹđđ„đ đđš đđ©đĄđđŠđđ«đđ„đŹ đąđ§ đđ§ đđŻđđ« đđ±đđđ§đđđ đđĄđđŹđ. đđ„đ„ đđ„đŹđ đąđ§ đđĄđ đŹđźđ«đ«đšđźđ§đđąđ§đ đŹ đ©đźđ„đŻđđ«đąđłed đđš đŹđđ đĄđšđ° đąđ đđšđźđ„đ đđ„đđ§đ đ°đąđđĄ đđđ§đđČ. đđĄđ đ°đđŹ đ§đšđ° đ đŹđĄđšđšđđąđ§đ đŹđđđ« đ«
đđĄđđ đŹđđąđ, đąđ đ°đđŹ đđ§ đąđ„đ„đźđŹđšđ«đČ đŻđąđŹđąđšđ§ đšđ đ đ đ«đđđđđźđ„ đđšđđđđ«đČ đĄđđ„đ đšđŻđđ« đ đđąđđ«đđđŹđ đđ„đąđ đĄđ. đ đŹđšđ«đ đšđ đđźđđźđ«đąđŹđđąđ đšđ©đđ«đđđąđšđ§, đđąđŹđđąđ§đ đźđąđŹđĄđđđ„đ đđŹ đ đ©đ«đšđŁđđđ đđšđ§đŹđąđ đ§đđ đđš đđ âđŹđš đđ«đąđđ. đđđŹ, đ đŹđźđđđđ§ đȘđźđąđđ đšđ©đđ«đđđąđšđ§, đ°đđŹ đ„đđđđąđ§đ đđđ§đđČ đąđ§đđš đđ§ đźđ§đąđŻđđ«đŹđ đąđ§ đ°đĄđąđđĄ đđšđ«đŠđ„đđŹđŹ đđ§đđ«đ đČ đđšđźđ„đ đ„đđšđđąđ„ize. đđ§đ đđĄđđ đ€đąđ§đđđąđ đđ§đđ«đ đČ âđąđ§ đđźđ«đ§-đ°đđŹ đ«đđđ„đąđ§đ đąđ§đđš đđ§đšđđĄđđ« đđąđŠđđ§đŹđąđšđ§ âđ°đĄđđ«đđąđ§âđŠđšđ§đđĄđŹ,đ°đđđ€đŹ đđ§đ đđđČđŹ đ°đđ«đ đđ„đ„ đđ„đšđ°đ§ đđ©đđ«đ ,đđ§đ đȘđźđąđđ đ„đąđđđ«đđ„đ„đČ, đđ„đ„ đŹđąđ đĄđđŹ đ°đđ«đ đšđŻđđ«đđźđ«đ§đđ.
đđšđŠđđđąđŠđđŹ đđđ«đ€ đŹđđđ„đźđŹđąđšđ§đŹ đđ«đđŠđ©đ„đđ đđđ§đđČ đđ„đ„ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đđĄđ đđđ«đ€ đ§đąđ đĄđ.
đđ§ đŠđđđ§đąđ§đ , đąđ đŠđđđ§đ âđđđ§đđČ đ°đđŹ đđđąđ§đ đšđđđđ«đđ đ đ đ«đđ§đ đšđźđŹđđąđ§đ ; đđ„đđŹđŹđąđđČđąđ§đ đĄđđ« đđŹđŹđđ§đđ đąđ§ đđđ„đąđđąđđąđđŹ,đŠđđ€đąđ§đ đĄđđ« đđšđđđ„đ„đČ đźđ§đ«đđŹđđ«đđąđ§đđ. đđšđŠđđđąđŠđđŹ đĄđđ« đđĄđđŹđ đđąđ đĄđđđ§đđ. đđđŠđđŠđđđ«! đđđ§đđČ đ°đđŹ đ„đźđđąđ đđ«đđđŠđąđ§đ and đđŻđđ«đČđđĄđąđ§đ đđ«đšđŠ đ©đđŹđ đ°đđŹ đđšđŠđąđ§đ đđđđ€ đđš đĄđđ« đŠđąđ§đ. đđ đ°đđŹ âđđĄđđ đŠđđŠđšđ«đČâ đđ„đđđđ§đđ„đČ đđźđ«đ§đąđŹđĄđđ đđ«đšđŠ đĄđđ« đ©đ«đđŻđąđšđźđŹ đ„đąđŻđđŹâ đĄđđ©đ©đđ§đąđ§đ đŹ
đđđ«đđ§đ đđ„đČ đđ§đšđźđ đĄ, đŹđĄđ đđšđźđ„đ âđ§đšđ°âđđđđđđĄ and đđđđđđĄ đđš đđ§đČđđĄđąđ§đ . In the realm of beyond, she đĄđđ đđźđ«đ§đđ đąđ§đđš đ đ đĄđšđŹđđ„đČ đđ©đ©đđ«đąđđąđšđ§. đđ§đđźđđđ đąđ§ đŹđźđđĄ đ đ«đđđ„đąđ§đ đŹđĄđ đđ±đ©đđ«đąđđ§đđđ đ đŹđźđđđđ§ đđ±đ©đ„đšđŹđąđšđ§ đ„ đđ§đ đđđ§đđđđĄ đđ„đ„ đđĄđđ đđšđŠđŠđšđđąđšđ§ đ„đđČ âđđĄatâđđ±đ©đđ§đŹđąđŻđ đđ«đđ§đȘđźđąđ„ đšđ đ§đšđđĄđąđ§đ đ§đđŹđŹ. đđ đđ©đ©đđđ«đđ đđ§đđ„đđŹđŹ âđđŹ đąđâđ„đąđđ đ°đđŹ đ©đđđ€đąđ§đ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đĄđđ« đ©đąđ§đđđ„ đđČđđŹ. It đ°đđŹ đąđ§đđđđ đ đđ«đđ§đđąđ đ«đđđ đđđźđ đĄđ đźđ© đąđ§ đŹđđđđźđđ đŹđąđ„đđ§đđđŹ. đđđ§đđČâs đđĄđšđźđ đĄđđŹ đđđĄđšđđ and đ đŹđšđ§đšđ«đšđźđŹ đ°đšđđđ„đČ đŻđđđźđźđŠ đđ§đ đźđ„đđđ đĄđđ«. đđĄđđ§ đšđ§ , đđ„đ„ đ„đšđ đąđđŹ đ°đđ«đ đđšđźđ§đ đ«đźđ§đ§đąđ§đ đąđ§đđš đąđ§đđźđąđđąđšđ§ đđ§đ everything đđąđ§đđ„đ„đČ đđŹđđđ©ed đąđ§đđš đđĄđ đźđ§đ€đ§đšđ°đ§ đ„đąđ đĄđâŠ.
đđđŹ,, đŹđĄđ đđ„đšđ§đ đ°đąđđĄ đ đđđ° đšđđĄđđ«đŹ đ°đđ«đ đđđąđ§đ âđđĄđšđŹđđ§,â đđš đđ«đđđ đđĄđ«đšđźđ đĄ đ đŻđđ đźđ đŠđąđŹđ âđđ§đ đĄđđ«đ âđĄđđ« âđđŹđŹđđ§đđ đąđ§ đ©đ«đđŹđđ§đđ,â đâđ đ§đđŻđđ« đĄđąđđ. âŠIt đ°đđŹ đđđ„đ„đšđ°đđđ§ đ» đ§đąđ đĄđ! đđĄđ đĄđđ đŠđšđŠđđ§đđđ«đąđ„đČ đđ©đ©đđđ«đđ đšđ§ đđđ«đđĄ.
đđšđ° đ đđšđ§âđ đ€đ§đšđ° đ°đĄđđđĄđđ« đđĄđđ«đâđŹ đ đŹđąđ đ§đđ„ đđš đđđ©đđźđ«đ đŹđšđźđ„đŹ đšđ« đ đ°đđ«đ§đąđ§đ đŹđąđ đ§ đšđ đđ§đđ«đđ©đŠđđ§đ đšđ§ đđđ„đ„đšđ°đđđ§ đđđČ. đđđ âŠ.đđĄđđ«đ đąđŹ đšđ§đ„đČ đšđ§đ đ«đźđ„đ: đđšđ§âđ đšđ©đđ§ đđĄđ đđšđšđ«, đąđ đČđšđź đŹđđ đđ§đČđđĄđąđ§đ đŹđĄđđđČ.â
đđĄđđđđŻđđ« đąđ đąđŹ , đđđ§đđČ đđ§đ đ đđđ° đšđ đĄđđ« đđđđđĄđ„đČ â ïž đ đđ«đąđđ§đđŹ are on the prowl. They đđšđźđ„đ đđ đđšđŠđąđ§đ đČđšđźđ« đ°đđČ âŠ đđđ°đđ«đ!
đ Word đšđ đđđźđđąđšđ§ : đđđ§đČ of Mandyâs altered forms đŠđąđ đĄđ also đŁđźđŠđ© đĄđąđđĄđđ« -đđĄđąđđĄđđ« đđ đđĄđ đđšđŠđŠđđ§đ calls of Halloween đ đ» celebrations. Some are getting celestial invites into the AI world. I believe they have the capability of âmeta-minding,â if you open the doors đȘ to them. Mind it!
FYI , đđšđźđ«đŹ đđ«đąđđ§đđ„đČ, đđĄđšđŹđ đđźđŹđđđ« © âïž đđđđĄđź đđšđđđđą, đ đđđđđđšđđđ« đđđ§đ, đđđđ đ
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đ creative train of thought is set off by the unexpected, the unknown, the accidental, the disorderly, the absurd, the impossible.... and certainly, the most mentionableâ the crucibles. Like me, every person has a train of thought ,upon which, they choose to travel wherever, whenever and in whatever order they happen to advance. In recalling or for that matter âreading what others have done or said, my mind, prefers to come up with no permanent fixity of thought. Such so, I choose to confine myself âhereâto give a brief explanation of thoughts; the name by which it can be calledâRumination. These are cogitations by themselves and I choose to make a character sketch of them, although intending to propose âfreedom,â (throâ them ,) in its most spiritual sense. To that, I will simply mention this for sure : Never let hate chain to these trains đ of thought; and if, equally,all statutes of liberties đœmust be rightfully preserved. So here goes a trailing thought of expressive speech, by what means so ever, graciousness is being brought at your service ⊠Also, herein, dutifully, I raise my hands to confer my gratitude (like this : đ,)towards that greatest author of goodnessesâ the almighty! Dear Reader, See how transient are these words, after which, we toil do hard to express day in and day out. And ,as such, the weary day passes into the night, amassing the effects of some illusive order. Miserly silent or audaciously vocal these words are ( piggybacked over lines,) for your kind perusal. Tread carefully else yea shall be ranked disorderly over đ«”đŒ these woven lines. Now, just imagine the plight of those who fail to express âas though, squandering about, and shunned to scorns. That always shows up as the chilling neglect of mankind. Look đ ,ever apt, here goes this trail of thought đ whence each gay turn captures thy moves. The Trailing Train đ hooted and it was laboring along an endless path. It was on a prolonged run moving across many cascading turns. Everything was ensuing upon this unwinding path of no returns. Needless to say, in all this, the tracks were abruptly vanishing, and vaguelyâthe sensation was a total gooey amalgam. It was no illusion! The quasi in such a context was noticeable. But, in some connected sense, history was leading into a personage of ghastliest lineament. Quite literally, the scene was breathtaking to discern, but it was posing a philosophical issue. Meaning âan absurd situation was emerging and it all felt far from settling. The path that I was lain upon was a sort of a grand repose, so much so, held over a headless void, but still, I sallied forth ,as if, in a âtime-tunneled syncing,â problem. And alongside,working together, was this bare fact that humanity âmore specifically, my impulse, was undergoing a deeper transformation. To understand this properly âmerely assume me ordering time in a reflective sense. And all this is to bring about an experience that shall remain unrealistically closer to life yet it isnât. Itâs time âtiding through mindâs eye and treading through the Year 2080 AD. Therein, my mind gets possessed with artificially induced intelligence. And justly bearing the critic noble name of a erudite scholar : I was chipped. This was a situation where great many were quivering in or for that matter, loosing âconsciousness. Launched beyond their depths, this was evidently discreet. So such so , on every turn, a miasmic glum enveloped many all around me. I was stuck (as well,) on this baffling road, where nothing câd ever be held together as cogently close nor far flung to be less than rejection unbound. But, so on and so forth, gradually, I was emerging afloat, much over a distant origin while magically suspended in this mysterious and languorous reality. Everything was emerging through this clunky iron-clad roof of the locomotive called âThe Thought Train.â However, What was happening with me, in fact, was precisely this âI was slowly sailing off into an eternal spun. The imagery can be provocative,I know! But stay with me and you shall know -âWhatâs for What ?â Whatâs in a matter, after all âŠ. So, flailing against all this ( timed) escapade was my heart beating against death while my mind refused to sink into sleep. And tugging at my soul was this raging emotion drawing its essence from the otherworldly vestiges. Perhaps, the most convincing touch was this inexorable feel that everything was to go up in flames. Clearly, things were burning up all around me, yet, my instincts were very much alive to feel imputed through it. So, on my shoulder was this unknown realm, bearing me as a voyager âalmost rowing me through the galaxies on the other end. And from my point of view, situations were questing to seek no particular destination. For a moment, it felt so untrue to face those spans of enormous plains of eternity. Yet there I was âliterally, wondering as to what I was doing amidst such distant galaxies. Fleeting ! Maybe âŠBut far through it, I had arrived into this void of deep mist. Construing through the stairways of emerging forms, I saw something there. âŠ. A stillness and a cold shore of died down seasâa sort of a ledge to look back into the past. Upon swift turnings of sight , there again, I found this âvast stretch of time, ending in this ancient scene. âWhose life is this and why am I passing through this,â I wondered. Abruptly, there were terror guns blasting right over my ken. And when I looked upon, some objects were boundlessly scattering lightenings in all directions. Neural firings ! Ah! Look! How far can learnings go! Across those fields, apparently, many people were paying premature tributes to this land of âoblivion.â Over those lucid grounds many people were about to amass so many joyless days and so many sleepless nights, quite at once. Such so, in succession, all were passing throâ entry doors of thoughts and climbing aboard unto an elusive retreats. It was ,as though, they were crossing over to the other side of the living world, to face an ominous journey quite upfront. In actuality, people were stepping into a place, marked by an âobservers chimera,â wherein, experiencing everything was like tying sand-ropes down onto seeping (imaginative) seas. Now âŠnow âŠnow⊠Donât say âthought f*ck ,âyet! Be with me and I shall show you what a phenomenal ride through these âhighs and lows,âactually bring. So out thereâŠ.thro and thro, I was making a âgrace call,â into a mystical sojourn. It was an inexplicable phenomenon of sensing paradise,and then to go onâin continuation, faring throâ those strange wildernesses âtaken upon, so unexpectedly. Was this a time travelerâs helm or does ascension truly feel like this in return. I wondered ?! But dispatched so, from the earthly ordinances of humanity, I was all allied with the flowing stream of concatenation. And going into such a passage of time wasnât easygoing at all. In another sense, everyone was being doled out whereby, none seemed real, yet, everything was common in terms of the chilling ways in which humanity was being casted off and burnt. And when one looks upon it through the impetuosityâs eyes it was evolutionary magnificenceâŠ. But âŠall said ⊠A worst massacre had befallen. And quite unimaginably, it was year 2080 AD. Luminously unbound, and invariably exuding smiles of that marvelous sun , each one of us was jaw dropping to watch what each was to ultimately become âa beam or a bubble, or simply reared to perpetuate into the ruins of this otherworldly shunt. And, all this was happening in an orderly fashion and I was one among them. Our whole bodiesâ(souls , minds and spirits, ) from here as âdistinct,â to there âin a fuliginous form , dismally congregating into heaps of junk, and then, disappearing as a âbleary gone.â In glumness ⊠We were much like instantly consumed in the locality of marginal things and vanishing into the perpetual extinction of nothingness. There was no return! Yet busily, with the hope of a new world to come, some people had their mindâs eyes fully open , while some others held their hands outstretched , as though, to welcome the next person, who was being befooled into such a mirthful transportation into logics. And to that I sayâ âcome, come with me to stay in such an array.â Itâs a rare providence only a few can holdâŠ. Everything âthereâwas being subjected to the same-âmelancholic pun.â Now, Dear reader , donât ask where once again âŠall in all, the answer to it is: It was a providence afloat over some riding spells. Set up in a sober sense, I wasnât distinguishable as anything in particular. My entity wasnât to be framed in a letter nor a word. I was that variable to be mentioned as in a syllable-d hoot đŠ âmuch like a whizzy sound emanating from an âatom.â And as though in a deaf toned shout, I was jumping and skipping many spiral turns. It had been a serious assault of mind over matter as a consequence of my zeal,I suppose?! Something echoed through those realms asking: Have a Heart?! And I remember saying this to selfâŠ. Why must one take upon such an endeavour that springs up from the absolute unknown. It was ,literally, from nowhere; much as much as some ordained missionary propelling to legitimize the conceptual order of the metaphysical world. In there, it was like being on a miserable journey, unbound towards hellish conditions stuck at Pharos guidepost. I wanted to be free ⊠Out there, in all this, unawares, many were perched upon winged lunges; more so, like merely seated upon their bosoms, and twirling around in whirligigs to humbly meet endearing heartiness. At this hopeful retreat, I existed momentarily -at least. Dear Reader .. donât ask where?! Where could that be?! My answer would be : Itâs somewhere-where, Aether was flowing through cross fields , I suppose ?! Yet, at that sight,something was infecting souls very deeply. In succession, one by one, our seats ( remember âwe were all chained to trains đ of thoughts) were spinning around in nautical turns, and within minutes, everything was consumed in the horizonâs blazoning sun. âSwirly whip, Swoosh,â â-ah! I said to myself, totally mystified by the wonder of not knowing what would happen next in the subsequent churns. And within all this, there was no dawn nor dusk. People were found gallantly grunting to seek and adjust their seats to their adjacent fields. Aligned to a single hyper-baronial journey but disembarking on a different point of symmetry. Could that be synergy ⊠I wondered as I was being provoked once again âŠ. In ways, it all felt like a contraption, unraveling as a mystical lead that each âjustlyâhad to invariably confront. Yes, we were on a voyage âwhereof, a train was eventually overturning itself towards this âother worldly,â sojourn. Everything was descending into a peculiar inferno, seething and boiling from the bottom. It seemed everyone had fallen prey to a worst holocaust devised by the worst of men. A time or two, a lovable cherubic child wâd climb the train đ in an anticipation of some newly discovered things. A genial prospect indeed ! But forthwith came this temporary joy, as if, it was desperate to seek some ultimateââgroup shunt.â It was more pronounced than anything that happened in history. It was much more than that earthlyââSalem witch trials,â to concur greater denominations. Sometimes patterns of families wâd hurdle together in turns; quickly making their way in and out , as though they were never to return. Following which , a dead vast was borne over those fleeting moments of travels. An array of passing redundancies slowly crept into silence. Unyieldingly, a dingy darkness prevailed. And all this showed no signs of halting until the next bleaker âlike sun, shone up to meet the horizon. Yeah, it was an intergalactic Amazon ! Or some such sorts at least! All in all, with all the timelines melded together, (one beside the other, )we were embodying sheer transcendence âthat oneness of spirit, completely slung over fortunes arrows, âtotally outrunning each other onto those higher grounds. An Elevation or an elevated thought, I suppose ! And we were all in it together. Strangely,as nothing like the image nor like any estrangement could ever dictate, yet faintly, everything exuded a thousand natural shocks. But crossing by in such electrical fleets, everything was devoid of affliction. I had surpassed it like aeons ago⊠But consumed so, perhaps, in such an antithesis, (time and again,) the surroundings suddenly turned swankily garish and somberly brilliant. Like geodesic domes everything was spreading all across those glistening scenes. It was mind bogglingly magnificent. There was a flashy spillage across the blazing skies, much so like the hooded crests of the train which had melded into that miasmic glum. Now, everything was finally bent in one grace wherein, all the three realms ( heaven , earth and skies) naturally merged and the railroads took the ultimate progression. Again , it was like a thought teased by a fuzzy emotion and roaming into mansions of commotion. But even though , the finality of âashes to ashes, dust to dust , â had just arrived and the scathe of total annulment was yet to begin, people were watching,(equally mesmerized,)as to what was left (of them ,)amidst those edifying burns. There was nothing âin there âto see,feel , believe nor even learn. Thereupon, âonce upon a time,â had all grown into a desert form. And the MIND along with its MATTER was floating under such a situation. All this was to face all sorts of illusive courses to be first âlost ,and then, to be ultimately found. And in the end to realize the lightness of itâs nature in the following sentences decree âŠ. Engulfed in the desert's parched silence, To realize this ephemeral truth : âI was nothing but another grain of sand in the wind.â But then something in the wind bespoke âyet again : The voice of your soul is breath âwalk gently, he said ! And Even though the unregarded river of life was indiscernibly flowing through me over thoseđ” deserted planes. The grit in my quartzite existence said to me: is there a way you can escape to make your way to that ultimate destinationâthe sea. Thence ⊠A buried stream slowly formed beneath the desert sands and steadily it caught apace with me. Clouds were catching up grayish hues and the blues seemed vanishing in the crimson views. Then a ray of hope was born. The myriadic oasis though remote âfar thrownâfar goneâwas actually close to my heart . I was feeling rested in peace! đ§ĄđŠąđŠąđŠąđ§Ą âšđ« © âïž Madhu Goteti, September 24th, 2024
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