When Wolves Pray

And then I saw the Wolf in the forest habitat where I let my silver dog pray with the wild animal. He seemed to be teaching the lone wolf that dog & wolf can exist side by side. Bowing at each other, then leaning back towards the stars they embraced a prayer ritual that the animals had invented themselves. Only in the Virtual game did I experience such a phenomenon. The game involved taking the pet out for walks where he could fish, plant in the vegetable garden & hunt for minerals, mushrooms & dig for extinct animal bones. It all took place on a Nintendo 3dxl screen, where I had an adventure. They give you a little town where you have a house that your pets are kept in. Going for a walk, you encounter other players who are usually looking for something. The fossil aspect involved digging up small mounds of dirt that hid a tiny artifact of a fossil. Taking it to the museum curator, he then identifies what animal bone it is, with a brief history about the prehistoric animals existence. Most fossils were from the Pleistocene Epoch where animals then were enormous in size, covered with thick wool & protruding sizer fangs. I learned as I found creatures such as the Moa bird, one of my favorites. The villagers talked about finding the Mammoth as I found almost every piece except the skull. For some reason they did not include the Mastodon, that was similar & older to the Mammoth. There were other extinct bones belonging to dogs & the saber tooth tiger, yet I found the prehistoric cow more intriguing. The Auroch cow resembled a bull with its horns & was similar in size to bison that also roamed the grasslands. The ancient cow is rewinding the clock since it is the only prehistoric animal that has been spotted in recent years. They are a species that are profoundly important to the preservation of the species. Known as the “Keystone” species as they maintain the food chain by grazing the land. The Zebu cattle of India is related to the Auroch, having derived from their genetic makeup. It’s a sad fact that thousands of zebu cattle roam India, many starving & in need of care. The cow is thought to be sacred to the Hindu religion, with some India states allowing the consumption of beef. Prime Minister Modi tightened the restrictions of beef that he calls, the Pink Revolution. I often wonder how the meat from zebu cattle would taste since the Tauros cows I grew up with are of a different breed of cow. I wish for India to have international help with managing the stray cows that shouldn’t have to eat garbage. I also dislike the leather industry, as I sit upon a synthetic leather couch to ponder my thoughts. There are animals here too that are threatened with extinction. The gray wolf, grizzly bears & the Florida Manatee need a stronger ecosystem for future survival. The Nintendo game that I was playing lost its reception, as I lost contact with the City Mayor who was the caretaker of the virtual game. I felt when I played, I made a connection to the people as I felt they existed somewhere on a real environment. It became imperative they were interacting alien life forms. Games like these were vivid in retrospect to the three dimensional view screen, yet I’ve experienced a more vivid reality when once buying a homemade object from a head shop. It looked like the view master I had as a kid without the slides. I pointed it up to the sun, then blew through its center where it took the suns rays conforming it into cosmic light beams by the merging of my breath with the suns light. This mind boggling device scared the dickens out of the librarian, yet it used the same spectrum as a rainbow. Much like a kaleidoscope, I was enlightened by devices that were solar powered. Devices do get old, where new devices should replace. I found a computer that I would like to buy that uses water tubes as a dynamic liquid cooling system. Not only would this stabilize the environment by riding storms & immense heat, it could provide a multitude of vivid entertainment although not in 3D. Nintendo is a small version of what a computer monitor could have if applied. I remember going to the science center to watch a heavy water light show in the astronomy dome. I smoked a little cannabis before enjoying the experience. The light show had swirls of moving colors combined with drifty music. You could tilt your head back & space out. Dry ice drifted around the arena in colorful clouds. I miss the science center. Back then art wasn’t done with computers, it was more like the time when I went to see Fantastic Voyage. Swimming miniature people traveling through an endless sea of moving blood vessels enlightened by the glittering sparkles of the brain! Going to the cinema was a joyful experience. I never found a 3D cinema that handed out 3D glasses. The only time I experienced the cellophane glasses was to watch a eclipse. The Sun again, taking a major role in a natural cosmic spectacular. The best way I can think of to help humanity & have a cosmic experience is to play a story telling game on Big Fish Games. The most profound one I played was called, Labyrinths of the World, Lost Island. In this story, I encountered an old American Indian woman who had me collect various objects that put together created a energy source to sustain the abnormalities in the universe. Putting together the token of a magic animal took time, as the herbs gathered were rare. In order to preserve a endangered animal, I found rare plants, flowers & minerals to create a potion that I applied to a wood carving of the animal. I found help through the games that use mythical devices such as, summoning amulets, glasses that can see the invisible, code deciphering machines & much more. I wish there were more to the game world, such as a game theater where an audience could interact. There is much to discover as I found not all game designers come from our galaxy. I realized this when I found a letter having a galaxy number written down. ESO 593-8 was the message, that I found was a galaxy 650 light years away, named the bird galaxy from its shape. This may be the Steampunk galaxy I explored where alternative methods of energy was used in the form of Steam combustion. The cinematic universe of games with fascinating problem solving characters is truly something worth exploring.