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1/10/2016

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Many centuries ago in the human world, for a brief but intense period, humans believed that only that which they could physically experience truly existed. But as they knew in their more ancient and in that regards advanced times, they would soon rediscover that there are many alternate modes of experience and many worlds beyond the physical.

The physical world requires humans to interact with it in order to survive, but interaction with the other worlds is equally important for survival, albeit in the long term rather than the short.

In my (Dr. Prof. Kazimierz Maupa) day and age, almost everyone travels openly to other worlds and some do so professionally. There are artists who are also famous for rendering only visuals from the other worlds. On artist focuses especially on one particular other world that consists of what they consider 'Scapes'. In the particular Scape displayed below, they speak of intestinal floating rock-like formations and textured darkness.
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Terminology: Type of Being

11/17/2015

 
A type of being is considered to be any kind of being that can be grouped into one according to the guidelines of their home world.

Additionally, there is an emphasis on the fact that no type or sub-type of being is more or less important than another and that this hold true in every moment-and-space-of-all-existence.

Dr. Kazimierz Maupa explained to me that types of beings known to Humans of Earth include, but are not limited to:
  • Rock
  • Dog
  • Human
  • Tree
  • Ocean Water
  • House
  • Oxygen
  • Happy

Types of beings also have sub-types.

Examples of Tree of Earth sub-types are:
  • Oak
  • Ash
  • Thorn
  • Birch
  • Fir
  • Christmas Tree
  • Tree in Fall

Notice how some of the above sub-types are sub-types of other sub-types. Interestingly, a Fir of Tree of Earth can be a sub-type of Christmas Tree of Tree of Earth and vice versa. Such examples are many and fun to look for.

About the authors of the poem, "Beware, Children, of the Lonely Sector!"

11/14/2015

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There are two leading theories as to whom the author of the poem, "Beware, Children, of the Lonely Sector!" is.

The first and most popular is that the poem was indeed written by a person home to the SectorC7bb7ahm. This person is said to have experienced the events that gave this sector its most used name: The Lonely Sector. 

At the other end of the spectrum lies the theory that this poem is in fact a coded message written by a prophet living in a distant mountain at the far end of known space long before any of us was alive now (I assume Dr. Prof. Kazimierz Maupa means "us" to be all beings alive at the moment that he sent me this message about the authors of the poem). The prophet is said to have placed the poem in a Time Space Communication Bubble (TSCB) and programmed to resurface during my life time, which is when the poem was discovered (to be specific, the poem was discovered when I was 7 New Poland years old).


The Poet
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​The Prophet
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    A Note from the Transcriber:

    I am recording information that is coming to me through an invisible space time communication portal that I found in the far left corner of a basement. For a long time I thought the information as coming from multiple sources. Much later I found out it is highly probable all of it is coming from one Dr. Prof. Kazimierz Maupa. 

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    All entries are drafts and subject to ongoing revision. Additions to and editing of older entries happen frequently.

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