Reflection:
#051
He found me
walking on Mars and called me by name. "Come in and approach, man of
Earth," he said.
"You live closer to the Sun, your heart is warmer, your blood flows and fills your body with heat, while I await a new era of spring for our planet. I have been in captivity for thousands of years, unable to move.
Bring the light of our sun with solar mirrors from your ship; the sun is ours too, just farther away. Direct that light into this cave, and the heat will break the ice that holds me captive."
The voice continued in a crystalline tone: "As a token of my gratitude, I will reveal to you all the secrets of this planet Mars, as you call it. I will show you unimaginable treasures and offer you a seat in the council of this planet's nobles.
Come and
help me," he pleaded with a crystalline voice that began to freeze again. Soon, I heard nothing more; only his fixed
gaze seemed to continue begging for the same thing.
What he
didn't know was that I hadn't arrived on Mars in a ship, but in my dreams—as a
remote viewer, without technology, only in my out-of-body journeys.
It was
impossible for me to break the layer of ice covering the King to ease his state
of immobility. The night on Earth was
about to end, and I had to return to my body—I had to leave the King.
Perhaps
another time, I can visit him again.
With the hope of one day directing a robot with a laser to his captivity to thaw him, I returned to my body and woke up. That was days before the satellite Curiosity landed near the King.
The destiny of the
Mars Rover "Curiosity" was not to discover life and explore Mars, but
to free the King—and I had the responsibility to change the robot's route so it
would approach, enter, and casually use its laser to analyze a rock with an ice
layer.
The heat
from the laser beam will be enough to break the layer, and the King could
emerge—but no one knows that yet. Was
the sending of Curiosity fate or divine manipulation?
The King of Ice will tell us one day. We just need a little more patience, but that day will come.
Josef Bauer
Wallpaper: The King of Ice
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