Archivist Notes: March brings something new, the only channeling session with only two speakers. It also reminds us that even on Hades Base, a party is just around the corner when the personnel needs to relax after a hard day's work. In this case, the party is at just that, the Corner Bar, where we learn about some drinking games only for those with well-developed psychic skills. Anyone who knows Bunny knows she always up for a fun time but she also has a serious side as we see with her allowing herself to be programmed for the Sirian representative who would speak for Sirius in the Conference of races. This was done to keep the Sirian representative from being exposed to us where she might become biased towards humans. The programming of the message into Bunny by Omal caused massive pain which she had prepared for ahead of time the night before by taking Mark out to the Corner Bar. As a result, we learn about incinerating someone's clothes while they are still wearing them and reassembling them again without burning the person chosen using the skill of manifestation. Spoiler alert, Bunny came in second.  It also revolves around a more serious time I had been going through a personal challenge of a custody fight with the mother of my son. It worked out well eventually in the end in my favor and my son's and is just part of explaining a third dimensional experience to a higher dimensional being to get their wisdom on the matter. Happily, this is the clearest tape in months and was also recorded in 2001 when our equipment was at its best. We have a bit more to go to fill in the other parts now in our more detailed summary.

   Tia gets side one started on a very unusual night that would turn out to be very productive when it comes to the intergalactic Conference for those looking for what life is like where you can still party as a higher dimensional being with more fun going on than any parties I have ever attended. Before that though, she's all business as we have a while to wait for the representative to get prepped by Kiri with the keyword so that Bunny would begin her automatic channeling. During that time she reminds me of a talent Mark has for predicting the future through a skill he seemed to have developed. She gives me a list of things that had come true including the last one that happened in the year he said it would. She next uses my co-ownership of a cybercafe at the time as a scaled-down version of how government penalizes businesses for doing well or rewards them in a discussion where Tia really goes into incredible detail in making her point. Politics and business all finished, and Kiri ready with Bunny's preparation, they change places and a keyword triggers the channeling of the message designed for the members of the Conference who had already exchanged communications. Those attending the Conference through their Earth channels were the Pleiadians, the Arcturians, the Zeta Reticuli, and Sirius via Ashtar Command. The message relates mostly to communication arrangements that needed to be made due to the unusual nature of the Conference. It is surprisingly short for the amount of preparation leaving the entire rest of the tape to talk with Bunny. While there isn't much tape left on this side, it's enough to learn about the excruciating pain Bunny was experiencing from the programming. It also brought up a correlation between what she went through and what Keanu Reeves went through in "Johnny Mnemonics". We don't get that name though until the next side gets started.

   Now that we know the movie reference and I've explained to Bunny the movie's plot, side two gets started in earnest. She relates to us the sequence of events to get the message programmed into her which had some aspects which intentionally affected Bunny's memory of what she channeled. One mystery that is solved is a short description of the representative for Sirius as that had always been an unknown due to the necessity of having to isolate her from anything that would bias her involvement. What else we learn is how committed she is to the role she had in representing Sirius while the Conference took place. Now for those who don't game or have never heard of the game Ultima Online, much of this next section may be confusing. Bunny and a few others had accounts down here they would play from the base. She was still pretty new at the game so all of us playing had been helping her to get her character caught up to our characters. That got us to the drinking games she had dragged Mark off to so he could have some fun. Her descriptions of each are hilarious. Finally, we get personal with her discussing with me the things she had been seeing in my mind. I was in a custody battle for my son with an ex-girlfriend who had returned to a life of drugs. I won but at great emotional and financial cost. Talking it out with someone on a higher dimension brought a new light to the subject that was very welcome. Overall, another great and memorable session. 

                                        

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SIDE ONE


(Tia begins a slightly shorter than normal channeling session)


(Tia says hi in Durondedunn)

Russ: how's it going?

Tia: well, we moved in as quickly as we could. He vacated and we waited until he was safely clear. He hadn't arrived yet so we'll go with what we've got. That's one of his favorite phrases you know?

Russ: hmm.

Tia: we'll go with what we've got.

Russ: works for me.

Tia: okay.......okay let us......let's ditch tonight's scheduled plans, except for one thing....

Russ: okay.

Tia: which we will deal with shortly.

Russ: okay.

Tia: basically, you know how in the past we have used keywords?

Russ: right.

Tia: we're going to prep somebody up and we're going to trigger her with a keyword and then what she says it's very important.

Russ: oh good.

Tia: okay? But we're prepping her up at the moment. Basically, Kiri has her sitting very patiently and Kiri is coercing her. She willingly lowered her shields so Kiri's prepping coercing her which will take a little while. But in the meantime, where do we start? Now Mark has a very, very unique skill. Okay, so he is not very good with computers. He's better than a lot of people but compared to you and Tim, he's not that good. Let's be blunt and honest and upfront about it.

Russ: all right, compared to Tim, I'm pretty bad myself.

Tia: however, Mark learns incredibly fast as you noticed.

Russ: oh yes.

Tia: he also has a very unique talent. I don't know if you have ever picked up on it. He sees things way ahead of most people. Have you noticed that?

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: sometimes listen to some of his more goofy and off-the-wall comments. If you remember, he went down to the Bay Area. I think that was like 1998 or 99, you remember?

Russ: roughly, yeah.

Tia: uh-huh. He came back and mentioned to you, and this was a full year and a half before, "wouldn't it be a nice idea if Lake Tahoe had a cybercafe or an Internet café?" Do you remember that?

Russ: hmm, I would assume you're right. I don't remember......

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: my brain doesn't function on that kind of memory level.

Tia: no, Mark has an incredibly good memory, which is the reason why he's very good at what he does. Whether it is security's or computers, he has a very good memory. Hmm, but sometimes he says things without thinking that he's seen in people pick up on it. He actually said it in the shop, when Phil was present....

(Ed Note: Phil was co-owner of the cybercafe)

Russ: hmmm.

Tia: that something about that this was a waste of space. Why do you think it was so easy to get Phil to agree? Because Phil heard what Mark said, Phil liked that idea.

Russ: hmm, well, it certainly has worked out.

Tia: uh-huh. So yeah, listen to what Mark says sometimes when he's a little goofy and off-the-wall. That's sometimes not him talking, it's something else.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: don't know what it is. He's not channeling us and it's not a channeling thing. He made a whole load of predictions about Heavenly on one occasion or rather about American Ski Corporation. All of them have come true, except for the last one and that was that ASC within five years would start to fail majorly. Not just being in debt, but majorly fail. How long has ASC owned Heavenly, three years?

Russ: it would have to be. Three almost going on to four.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: this would be its second.....yeah, three winters.

Tia: uh-huh. He predicted that they would clean out all middle-management. He predicted by names. He predicted that they would be delayed on the construction. Well the construction was delayed a year, wasn't it?

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: then he predicted that they would start to chop in ASC high up. That they would sell off resorts, they've sold off resorts. There were 13 at one time, correct?

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: there's eight now.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: he also predicted I think that they would start to lose backers, they would attempt to merge. All of these things have come to pass. And the one that he predicted that everybody laughed at when he predicted.......from what I recall, there was him, his former boss, some guy that doesn't even work for Heavenly anymore that was one of the people that left of their own volition, and somebody else. And they all laughed at him. They said it was impossible, it would never happen, that the owner of American Ski Corporation or the founder would resign and leave. They thought that was hilarious. They said if all the other ones came true that would be fine, but that one comment, that would never happen.

Russ: I was talking to Gordon today about that.

Tia: uh-huh. You did?

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: I think Gordon's a good guy, Gordon and Mark are very close friends.

Russ: I love Gordon, I agree.

(Ed. note: my manager at heavenly at the time)

Tia: uh-huh. But they laughed at him for that, they thought he was totally off the wall.

Russ: well, who's laughing now?

Tia: uh-huh. Definitely not Mark.

Russ: not Les Otten.

(Ed note: one-time owner of ASC)

Tia: nope. Okay, she's almost prepped. Do you have any questions?

Russ: hmm, I don't know. Mostly, where the economy is going right now. It's kind of took a jump up today, but I'm not to say anything.

Tia: it's been jumping up and down, up and down, it is actually starting to do its false recovery. It's too late to slow it down. It's going to go through its spring slow here shortly where it's going to.....it's not so much of a slow, it's going to be a bumpy up and down and it will advance. But come summer, it's going to slow down again and then in the early fall or mid fall to early winter, it's going to drop again.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: and unfortunately, they're already blaming him.

Russ: Bush?

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: well that's because he's an idiot.

Tia: no, he's not an idiot.

Russ: well yeah, but he's listening to idiots.

Tia: no, he's not listening to idiots.

Russ: well, what's the problem then? Why is he letting the thing with China go on so badly the way it is?

Tia: because he's waiting. And also the fact that there are still a lot of idiots that he has to clean out that are left from the previous administration.

Russ: well, let's hope that he works it out fast because he's got a lot of things coming down on him pretty quick that......

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: he's really........well in fact I was listening to a radio program where they were basically dissing Bush. Liberal program.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: and it was all about the fact that his environmental stance has caused big griefs within the environmental sectors and the fact that his stand on the pollution controls from the Kyoto pact he basically threw out.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: and now the countries that should be backing him on this thing with China are not even speaking up. Not even Britain, which is somebody who has always backed up America under matter how bad it look to the rest of the world.

Tia: and Tony Blair doesn't have his own political agenda for making Bush look bad? Standing up to America?

Russ: oh yeah, he does.

Tia: oh most certainly.

Russ: but Blair's got his own problems right now.

Tia: oh yes he does. He has a can of worms to stand on.

Russ: oh boy, does he ever.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: he definitely got himself into some serious hot water in there. Now hold on one second, there's the biggest spider I've ever seen in this house over your head.

(Russ goes to get a glass to catch the spider)

Tia: where did it go?

Russ: it's not there now. Ahh, there it is.

Tia: they have very unusual auric signatures.

Russ: yes they do. Thank you my friend, goodbye. Hope you enjoy snow, its not too bad once you get used to it.

Tia: go and evolve to a higher level, like maybe become a lawyer.

Russ: it's a concept, he'll probably avoid that.

Tia: actually I don't mean to send them to a lower level.

Russ: let's see where we........oh yeah, Tony Blair.

Tia: Tony Blair and his can of worms.

Russ: yeah, he's certainly got that hoof and mouth.......more like foot in mouth disease.

Tia: uh-huh. Two cases of foot and mouth disease, the livestock version and his version. Yes, he's got some serious issues so it serves him to dis and harm Bush.

Russ: well, sure.

Tia: it serves him very well, makes him look strong, which in actual fact he isn't.

Russ: no, but even the conservatives have to applaud him for that.

Tia: it doesn't take any guts, it doesn't take any bravery, it doesn't take any bravado, it doesn't even take any political smarts. All's you have to realize is that by pushing away or attacking somebody else, it's the normal reflex of somebody who's in trouble.

Russ: right.

Tia: as soon as you see that, you see how weak he actually is.

Russ: well, you're right though, Bush gets no honeymoons.

Tia: oh no, and I said that before he actually took his oath of office.

Russ: oh yeah, I remember.

Tia: uh-huh, no honeymoon.

Russ: no honeymoon. He got hit with a big dish.

Tia: he hasn't even had his ninety days yet or even his hundred days yet since his inauguration.

Russ: no.

Tia: and he's been hit hard and repeatedly.

Russ: yeah, but a lot of it is his own fault though.

Tia: what makes you say that?

Russ: well, he reversed himself on his CO2 pact on his campaign promise there........

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: because it was economically unviable for the business owners.......or big business to run with that.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: he reversed the many things that have been put into place already and we've already discussed this many times, so there's no harm rehashing the fact that it was an expensive proposal that would have raised prices all around.

Tia: uh-huh. However, don't you think it would be right, the people that have made the country profitable, big business, should be rewarded instead of penalized?

Russ: well, it's how they're making their money. Are they making it by polluting the environment or are they making it by being conscious and conscientious about keeping the pollution levels down, the CO2 levels down.

Tia: well they breathe the same air that you do, don't you think that they know that if they decrease the CO2 it improves their health? Their health, the CEOs of those companies?

Russ: well, one thing I've understood about is, a lot of the Christian right that these CEOs even belong to? All feel that Jesus is coming any time now to take them all away so they don't care if they pollute.

Tia: I don't.....if that was the case, do you think they would be into making money?

Russ: well yeah, you want to have a good time before you go.

Tia: so, you would party down instead of continuing making even more money?

Russ: the more money you make, the more you can party down.

Tia: you have to work hard to get that money. I don't think so, I don't think so at all. They have to breathe the same air that you do, they don't believe that the second coming is about to happen, they work hard to make the country prosperous.

Russ: yeah, for the most part, they don't own it themselves, it's a Board of Directors and things like that that actually run a company.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: the big ass ones.

Tia: okay, let's......

Russ: so they can't say, "well I want this or that", they have to have it all in agreement.

Tia: okay, let's bring it down to a personal level.

Russ: okay.

Tia: okay, let us say that your cybercafe is doing extremely well..........

Russ: okay.

Tia: extremely well. And you, instead of just yourself, you employ six people.

Russ: okay.

Tia: and you're making a clear profit of $5000 a month. Pure profit, after overheads and everything.

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: okay, now you've got two options. One is you stick it into your own personal pocket or, you hire another person to make the life easier for the people working for you, and in doing so increase the productivity even more generating more revenue. Which instead of having $5000 a month pure profit, you still keep the same $5000 of pure profit plus you're hiring an extra person. Which is better? Now let's say you do that.

Russ: all right.

Tia: I am Mr. Bush, I come along and say okay, because you're being so profitable and you're doing the economy so good, I'm now going to increase your taxes. I'm going to increase your taxes by a percentage, which somehow equals the cost of the new employee that you've just got. What are you going to do now, fire that new employee because now you're losing money? Or are you going to take a smaller margin of profit?

Russ: take a smaller margin of profit.

Tia: okay.

Russ: because the employee was designed to ease the other worker's burden....

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: and make them happy.

Tia: okay, so you do the right thing.

Russ: it could be productivity goes up too.

Tia: no, it's not going to go up.

Russ: oh.

Tia: okay, so you're now being penalized for doing something good. Now, is that right?

Russ: no, but isn't there a tax cut going into effect that will affect those people?

Tia: uh-huh. It affects them, but not you, the businessman.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: you see?

Russ: right.

Tia: okay, now let's look at the other way. Let us say that you hire this person, he increases your profits and you still maintain that $5000 profit. I come along, I'm Mr. George W. Bush again and I say, well thank you very much indeed Russ for taking somebody off off the street for us. Tell you what we're going to do, we're going to decrease how much you pay in utilities which is going to bump you up an extra hundred dollars a week, or which works out at $400 a month. Now what are you going to do with that extra $400? Are you going to reward your employees or are you going to pocket it? Or, are you going to hire another person, part-time for a hundred dollars a week?

Russ: it all depends, first off, on whether the employees need that hundred dollars to stay happy.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: the other point is, do I need to hire the other person?

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: I mean or do I have two heavy of an overhead already?

Tia: don't forget, you're still making that $5000 pure profit after the overheads and everything have been deducted.

Russ: put it back in the business.

Tia: smart move.

Russ: somewhere. Either improving equipment...

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: improving.....

Tia: but you see what is happening. First of all, I penalize you.

Russ: right.

Tia: and you bite the bullet and do the right thing. Not everybody would do that. Whether or not it is right, I personally feel it's right. Whether or not it would be right, is besides the point.

Russ: right, you know after whether you're making it or you went bankrupt.

Tia: uh-huh. Now, being rewarded for being profitable gave you the incentive to put the money back into the company. Which in turn can increase the revenue and maybe later on you would end up hiring another person again.

Russ: right.

Tia: which is good for the local economy.

Russ: uh-huh.

Tia: and you're being rewarded for being helpful as opposed to the other one, which is the more common ones that has happened in the past with other political organizations and administrations, you are penalized. The harder you work, the more that you are penalized.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: so big business, even though I scaled it down to a much, much smaller size, is very important. I scaled it way back, you see?

Russ: right.

Tia: I put it on a personal level to you. Now, let's take it to the big business side. Okay, let us say that your five employees actually represented 5000 each. The one equals 5000 people.

Russ: okay.

Tia: okay, that's 25,000 people that you hire, that you have working for you. That makes you big, doesn't it?

Russ: right.

Tia: okay, let's say you're going to hire another 5000 and give them a salary and you're, instead of making $5000 a month, are making, let us say $50,000 a month pure profit.

Russ: okay.

Tia: okay, are you going to hire that extra 5000 people?

Russ: if there's good cause.

Tia: uh-huh. Your business is growing, you can do it if you're not penalized. If you're penalized, you can't do it. If you're rewarded, you can actually instead of hiring 5000, you can hire 6000 people. Admittedly, that extra thousand is going to be part-time positions, but still, you're benefiting the local economy or the country's economy. Which are you going to do? Which will it be, you're rewarded or you are penalized, which is better?

Russ: well rewarded, of course.

Tia: uh-huh, which is what is happening now. They're being rewarded for generating the profit that has given a level of comfort of the economy at its present location. In the past, they were penalized. What's the incentive for them to continue expanding and working it they're going to be penalized?

Russ: well it's not, they've been cutting back.

Tia: uh-huh.

Russ: that's where you get these big layoffs and scale backs and everything else.

Tia: uh-huh. Okay, so which is better?

Russ: always rewarded.

Tia: uh-huh, which is what is happening. They are being rewarded and stimulated to work with the government to help through the hard times that are about to happen, that the government knows are about to happen. They've been talking about the slowing down of the economy now for five months.

Russ: right. Yeah, that's about when it started slowing down.

Tia: uh-huh. And who was in office then?

Russ: I think Bush, I mean Clinton.

Tia: uh-huh, it wasn't Bush, it was Clinton. Clinton, Clinton, Clinton, Clinton. Who's getting blamed for the slowdown now?

Russ: well, we called that a long time ago.

Tia: uh-huh, it's Bush.

Russ: hmm.

Tia: okay, she's prepped, she's ready, she can't talk until she's finished.

Russ: okay.

Tia: she's very prepped.

Russ: this is a test?

Tia: we'll see.

(Tia says goodbye in Duriondedunn)

Russ: bye.

 

---

(Bunny is on to channel the Sirian representative)
 

The representative: greetings and requesting forgiveness for the delay in responding to questions that have been posed. It is my duty as a representative of Sirius through the medium that has been given to us to be used in this communication to relay the information that I am much on dwelling, thinking deeply on the questions that have been posed and answers will be forthcoming. I apologize again for the delay in the necessary dwelling time that I am experiencing. The mishap that created the lack of communication between us and the other representatives, I ask for forgiveness, but it was things outside of my control. However, much as I have had the opportunity to dwell, I hope you have also had that opportunity to dwell. As I have stated in the past, the language is a very important issue that we need to address. Many of the idioms used in the communications that we have had amongst ourselves, especially the representatives for the Zeta, seems to be a very key issue that we need to enunciate clearly and simply what we actually mean. If this takes a large amount of time to do so, then that is necessary to avoid any misunderstanding. I must stress that we must avoid any misunderstanding like the ones that have occurred so far. So we need to formulate precisely and clearly the groundwork for the language to be used. It is important that you agree with me, and I am open to discussion and negotiation, that we work on the language so that we can understand clearly what we are saying. I understand with the Zeta representative that the representative is a channel, a conscious channel, and in doing so, she will put her own interpretations on things. I would like to be clear on this, but when she is channeling the Zeta's, or what is her own thoughts. I know it is difficult, but it is something that needs to be stressed, so that I know when I am dealing with the Zeta's, or when I am dealing with somebody that is dwelling in the third dimensional for their consciousness. I know that I have been guilty of using phraseology that is hard to understand and trying to simplify it so that it is easy to understand. Words that I have never heard of I have had to use and the translations that I use seem to become a little confused. Hopefully, by using the medium that I am using now, it will be able to relay this information in a much more clearly and concise manner to minimize misunderstandings that I may generate. And I wish that it would be the Zeta's decision to do likewise so that the misunderstandings can be minimized. Thank you very much, it is my pleasure and duty and honor, the Sirian representative.

 

---

(Bunny is back as herself that the programming is complete)

 

Bunny: that hurts.

Russ: hi Bunny

Bunny: yo, it hurts.

Russ: I'll bet it hurts.

Bunny: it hurts like you wouldn't believe.

Russ: I'm glad you're doing it and not me. I don't think I could put up with the pain.

Bunny: it hurts here....

Russ: ouch.

Bunny: it hurts here......

Russ: ouch.

Bunny: and it hurts here.

Russ: double ouch.

Bunny: uh-huh. Originally it just hurt here, but having me keyword settings set up, that hurts.

Russ: you did really well though.

Bunny: sorry?

Russ: you did very well.

Bunny: it hurts.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: it wasn't me, it was her. I don't mean her as in Kiri, it's the fact of the way it was loaded into me that it was set up that Kiri needed to access it and to have it ready to come interrupted and and to spew forth.

Russ: it spewed well.

Bunny: what did I say?

Russ: well you basically talked about the conference and how the wording that's been used so far has been at sometimes misconstrued or not translated properly from the Sirian representative and how the Zeta representative has been using both speaking from her own point of view and also channeling the Zetas. We've been getting where you can't tell one from the other.....

Bunny: ahhh.

Russ: and it's been very confusing......

bunny: none of this, what I just said, I did not hear.

Russ: I didn't think you would.

Bunny: I didn't recall going in.......oh, I recall going in. She's nice. I remember going in there, I remember her offering me some juice and I remember leaving.

Russ: oh, that's very nice.

Bunny: that's all I remember apart from I had cookies all down the front of my halter top.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: don't know what happened in between. Just like I don't know what I just said.

Russ: ahh. That was well done.

Bunny: it hurts.

Russ: ahh well yeah, that would make sense.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: like pins you've got to to put in or just the keywords?

Bunny: just keywords.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: but it hurts right here, right here, and here.

Russ: oh, you need a nice massage.

Bunny: hmm, full body massage so I can get up my......

Russ: I was thinking your head massage, somebody to rub your head.

Bunny: oh I'm sorry, I was thinking somebody could rub.....nevermind. With their head between my.....NNNWWW. Okay, now then, have I done my thing?

Russ: you've done your thing.

Bunny: I did my thing.

Russ: you did your thing.

Bunny: okay. Why are you thinking.......who is a guy that has information loaded down popular of your entertainment?

Russ: oh, let's see, if I'm translating this right.....


                                               
SIDE ONE ENDS

SIDE TWO


(Bunny starts side two where side one left off)



Russ: is it the Mnemonics?

Bunny: Johnny.......?

Russ: "John Mnemonics", that's it.

Bunny: uh-huh, why are we.....explain that, it's an interesting concept.

Russ: okay, "Johnny Mnemonics" is a popular movie from a guy starring Keanu Reeves where he has an implant.....

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that can hold so many giga or mega gigabytes of information through......

bunny: what's a gigabyte?

Russ: a gigabyte is a computer term for a billion bits of information.

Bunny: okay.

Russ: he can hold so many billions of gigabytes or whatever. And so basically he would go around to various corporations or people who need to hire him, and they would load him full of information and then he would have these little key pictures..

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that they would send off to the place that he was going to download to.......

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: and then he would go off to that place, and they would show him the pictures and the information would get downloaded to their computer.

Bunny: ahh.

Russ: so it was a very safe way of transferring stuff without it being intercepted electronically in between.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: but the problem was he was a courier so he could be intercepted himself and killed on the way.

Bunny: ahh.

Russ: but yeah, it would be similar to what just happened to you.

Bunny: not really. I'll have to look into that popular entertainment. I don't think it was similar at all from what the images you're projecting.

Russ: oh. Well, it was key pictures, you use key words.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: information was loaded in and then information was loaded out.

Bunny: from what Kiri was just whispering that it's her voice that is part of the programming to generate....Omal programs........because I don't remember that either, going to Omal's office. She was there, she programmed mental restraints into me, I was taken down there.....I actually got to run one of those trolley things. I was taken in, she offered me a cup of juice, I assume some cookies and she loaded my mind.

Russ: hmmm.

Bunny: and then I was told, have a good day and I left.

Russ: but you got to meet her though.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: and I'll be meeting her again.

Russ: excellent. So was she everything you thought she might be?

Bunny: she's shorter than I thought she would be.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: she's younger looking than I thought she would be and she's also more regal looking.

Russ: uh-huh, smart cookie.

Bunny: she's very smart. She's also totally celibate.

Russ: darn.

Bunny: because I do remember when I talked to her to arrange to go over to get the information, I'm thinking, "my she's cute". And she goes, "I'm not interested in sex or lovemaking". So I'm like, "why would you think that"? And her comment was that I was oozing sex. And so I asked her, "I said are you interested in some recreation?" and she goes, "it's been so long. I don't even know how to do it".

Russ: wow.

Bunny: she's not interested, she's asexual.

Russ: asexual.

Bunny: no interest in sex whatsoever.

Russ: well, she certainly has priorities straight.

Bunny: uh-huh. Oh, she......let me put that straight. She has children, she has grandchildren, she has great grandchildren.

Russ: hmmm.

Bunny: it's just that she has no interest in sex at this time.

Russ: oh. Someone who is serious for their craft, I can't argue with that.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: I mean, God, I'd get a lot more stuff done if I wasn't so much into sex.

Bunny: oh, she's very focused.

Russ: oh yeah.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: it's probably necessary in the job she's got. If I had her job, I be pretty asexual too. It's a lot of responsibility, but you have to be asexual to even get to that point.

Bunny: I don't know.

Russ: I don't either. It works for her.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: oh well. Good to see you tonight dear.

Bunny: oh thank you.

Russ: I notice the bunnies a partner in the villa. What's up with that?

Bunny: just practicing rabbit taming.

Russ: rabbit taming. Is that what your character is, a rabbit tamer?

Bunny: no, it's just Kiri suggested to get my IQ up.

Russ: oh, your intelligence?

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: now what are you doing a swords and mage I noticed or something like that? Like a tank mage?

Bunny: what's a tank mage?

Russ: oh a tank mage would be a swordsman with a lot of high magery.

Bunny: no, it's a way of getting the dex up.

Russ: okay.

Bunny: healer mage.

Russ: healer mage. But you have swords?

Bunny: it's a way of getting the dex up.

Russ: no, swords gets up strength.

Bunny: sorry, strength.

Russ: right. Hmm, now I have to.....he didn't show you.....well, I'll have to work with him on that.....show you the 20/20 rule.

Bunny: you lost me.

Russ: well 20/20 is where you basically go into town with like 5000 gold.....

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: you go buy skills, doesn't matter what. Cooking, music, sewing, anything to get your skills capped out at 700.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: then, you go back to the villa and then what you do is........let's say you want to get your strength up.....you have your wrestling set at zero.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: and you have everything else under show real, you know the little button that says show real. You click.....

Bunny: yeah.

Russ: oh. If you go to skills, you see a little button there that says show real.

Bunny: skills?

Russ: yeah, on your little paper doll?

Bunny: okay.

Russ: okay, there's a little button there, a little bar that says skills. So you click that.....

Bunny: I've got a confession.

Russ: huh?

Bunny: I don't read English.

Russ: oh. Well, she can point it out, it's the fourth one down.

Bunny: okay, I don't read English.

Russ: that would be a problem.

Bunny: uh-huh. When it comes up with everything in the bottom, I just look at it and it looks nice.

Russ: okay, well I...

Bunny: I like the color, the patterns look nice.

Russ: I'll have Mark go ahead and I'll show him that trick s to get your stuff up. Just tell us what you want. I have it up and we'll get it up for you.

Bunny: healing.....

Russ: okay.

Bunny: majery.

Russ: easily done.

Bunny: everything else is irrelevant.

Russ: okay, healing and majery.

Bunny: oh, and music skill.

Russ: oh, easy. Okay.

Bunny: because I want to be able to heal anything and stop fights.

Russ: oh, so you want to do peacemaking?

Bunny: peacemaking, yes.

Russ: it's a skill.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: so you get.....

Bunny: it is?

Russ: yeah, peacemaking skill. What you do is you stop fighting.

Bunny: oh, okay.

Russ: somebody's being chased by something, you use peacemaking and it stops it from chasing that person or yourself or something.

Bunny: oh.

Russ: they forget to fight.

Bunny: I normally just take off my clothes for that. I had some fun last night.

Russ: then you're stuck in a diaper.

Bunny: yeah, unfortunately. I noticed that a.....

Russ: I like your outfit though. What happened last night?

Bunny: oh, we had a little bit of fun going on up here. We took Mark down to the corner bar, myself, and two girlfriends.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: and we went down to the corner bar, and it was mainly just people my age and a little older up to Mark's age group, the youngsters on the base.

Russ: right.

Bunny: we wanted Tia to come, but she was feeling tired. So we're down there, we started using skills for fun. The more that we had to tipple, the more the skills got. We were playing one game is a manifestors game and that's called regurgitate the drink.

Russ: eeeeee.

Bunny: uh-huh. And the thing is, that what you try to do is you create either an odor or something that will make that person bring up their drink that they've just had.

Russ: eeeee.

Bunny: and the person that wins is the person that keeps down their drink.

Russ: eeeee.

Bunny: we didn't let Mark play for the simple reason that to be blunt, his mind isn't that highly tuned to be able to pick up on those things.

Russ: well yeah.

Bunny: then we played a PKer's game. Again, Mark had to sit down because he's not a PKer.

Russ: right.

Bunny: and that is, remove the clothes.

Russ: you're not a PKer are you? Is it fully developed?

Bunny: yes.

Russ: oh, it's healing that's not fully developed.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that's right.

Bunny: but it's working on it.

Russ: I thought it was PK.

Bunny: no, it's not PK. I have everything........the actual weak one is the astral travel.

Russ: oh, okay.

Bunny: uh-huh, I'll bring that one up. And then there's the coercer game. And the coercer game is, was one of the things where we let the morals step to one side, and it's whatever you desire, you have to get the other person or persons to do.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: we let Mark play that one and everybody was pretty lenient on him apart from myself.

Russ: naturally.

Bunny: uh-huh. But he did actually managed to coerce one of my friends into waving her panties at everybody.

Russ: oh, that's a pretty good start.

Bunny: uh-huh, her shields were easy to dismantle.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: and then there's the astral travelers game. And this is a good one, you'll love this one. The astral traveler has to get into the trance, get to the other side of the room, read the note that we write......and we had to write in English for Mark so I don't know what it was.......and get back and tell us what the note said, whilst everybody's heckling and we have a timer going.

Russ: oh, well how did Mark do?

Bunny: came second.

Russ: second?

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that's pretty good.

Bunny: the young lady that he coerced to wave her panties, she is border point Paramount Grand Master.

Russ: oh wow.

Bunny: uh-huh, she beat him.

Russ: wow.

Bunny: yeah.

Russ: does she know English?

Bunny: no, she speaks English, but she can't read it.

Russ: so how did she read the note?

Bunny: we write a separate note for each person participating.

Russ: oh, oh, oh, I see.

Bunny: I lost miserably, I was forfeit on that game so I had to strip on the table.

Russ: no big chore for you.

Bunny: oh, no big chore. But when she lost her game, we blindfolded her and the person's lap that she sat down, she is their plaything.

Russ: oh, how fun.

Bunny: uh-huh. I cheated, I made sure she landed on Mark's lap. He needs something young.

Russ: well good job, congratulations.

Bunny: uh-huh. That's the games we play.

Russ: that sounds like fun actually.

Bunny: uh-huh. Oh there is another one that is a manifestor's game and that's incinerate the clothes.

Russ: uh-huh, while they're wearing them?

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: uh-huh.

Bunny: now here's the hard part.

Russ: that sounds tricky.

Bunny: oh, it is very tricky. Okay, if you incinerate the clothes, you get a round of applause.......if you incinerate the clothes, round of applause.....if you burn them, you have to take care of their wounds and their burns. Now, to win the game, you have to take the molecules....the correct molecules that were their clothing, which is now ashes on the floor, and reassemble their clothes.

Russ: that's tough.

Bunny: thank you, thank you, thank you.

Russ: you did it?

Bunny: I did it, but I didn't do it fast enough.

Russ: oh.

Bunny: had a guy that was a little older than Mark, he was the one that did it real fast. He just phhmp incinerated the clothes, poor Mark's standing there totally, buck naked looking very embarrassed. Did this with his hands, looking around very embarrassed, this guy just went, clothes were fixed.

Russ: no way.

Bunny: uh-huh apart from Mark had his hands inside is pants.

Russ: that is tricky.

Bunny: so, when are we going to get Velvet up here.

Russ: oh, there's a tricky one.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: for one thing, she's not an astral traveler trained or anyway.

Bunny: I can......

Russ: so, Mark has to be the one to take her up.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: but, she has to agree to want to be taken up.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: and she has to make some time where she can be taken up.

Bunny: uh-huh.

(we hear a knock on the door)

Bunny: hey.

Russ: hey, you catch Bunny again.

(Bunny blows a raspberry)

Bunny: if you had come down earlier on, you would have seen a very interesting side of what happened.

Russ: yeah, she communicated for the Sirian representative what needed to be said.

Marilynn: oh.

Russ: she doesn't remember it, but....

Bunny: nope, don't remember a word. Just thinking about it actually.......okay, I'm channeling through Mark and the representative channeled through me so that would be.....

Russ: a double channel.

Bunny: would she be channeling through Mark or me?

Russ: Mark.

Bunny: no, because I channeled her through Mark.

Russ: but you're just a go-between between her and Mark.

Bunny: uh-huh. Isn't Mark just a go-between between her......

(Russ chuckles at that)

Bunny: okay, so those were the games that we were playing.

Russ: they were good ones.

Bunny: uh-huh, very cool. Some of the forfeits are a little bit interesting though.

Russ: how so?

Bunny: well, apart from some of the sexual ones. There is also the one where, for example, for the forfeits for one of the guys that was involved in the astral travel race, he had to push a cork across the corner bar with his nose.

Russ: ahh.

Bunny: keeping one end always forward.

Russ: well at least it's only his nose.

Bunny: uh-huh. But by that point we were getting quite lubricated. Not sexually, just liquid lubrication.

Russ: ahh. Sounds like fun actually.

Bunny: uh-huh, it was a lot of fun, we played some interesting games. There's also the spoon game.

Russ: what's the spoon game?

Bunny: okay, first of all, you have to get one spoon.

Russ: uh-huh.

Bunny: then, using your ultra senses....this is a game, anybody can play.....you plug your ears, and your eyes and your nose. All you've got is your ultra senses.

Russ: all right.

Bunny: okay, you have a spoon on the table.

Russ: okay.

Bunny: okay. What you have to do is to pick up the spoon with your hands behind your back and balance it on your nose.

Russ: are you picking it up with your mouth?

Bunny: uh-huh. Don't forget, you're blindfolded, your nose is clogged so you can't smell and your hearing is impaired.

Russ: you have to locate the spoon, cover it with your mouth and then get it on to your nose and balance it on your nose?

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: does it matter the position it's on your nose?

Bunny: no.

Russ: just as long as it's on your nose.

Bunny: uh-huh. The more skilled you are, the higher the task is.

Russ: yeah, if you've got to stand it on its edge on top of your nose, that'd be pretty typical.

Bunny: uh-huh, I can do it.

Russ: you can do it?

Bunny: uh-huh, as long as I'm sober.

Russ: ahh, I couldn't do it if I was drunk.

Bunny: you ought to see what happens when you're drunk trying to do it.

Russ: spoons all over the place.

Bunny: well trying to find it and finding the right one because everybody's got their own spoon that they have put out for them....

Russ: yeah.

Bunny: it gets really funny.

Russ: hmm, I can see how it could be done.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: it's actually the process of doing it might be a little tough.

Bunny: you've got to be very clever with your mouth.

Russ: no doubt. I'll tell you about the manifestor's game in a little bit.

Marilynn: okay.

Bunny: yes, the manifestor's game.

Russ: that's just too cool.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: yeah see, I would have been blown out of every competition and I'd be sitting there having to do all these forfeit multi-things.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: well....

Bunny: I like the other manifestor's game.

Russ: which one is that?

Bunny: the one where you manifest an odor?

Russ: oh, that one.

Bunny: keeping the drink down game?

Russ: yeah. That one sounds a little messy.

Bunny: uh-huh, that's normally later on when we've had quite a bit to drink. They get worse the more we drink.

Russ: well, that helps because you get the drink out of you.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: who won that?

Bunny: I don't know, I was actually getting close to being facedown at that point. Actually, I was kind of head down, butt up.

Russ: ahh, yeah, that would be pretty much you would be forfeiting that one.

Bunny: uh-huh. Actually, was it that one? Yeah, that was the point we were getting ready to leave, and Mark had to help me up to my feet.

Russ: ahh, sounds like a successful party anyway.

Bunny: uh-huh, we closed the bar.

Russ: yeah, I can imagine.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: so any hangover the next morning?

Bunny: no.

Russ: no?

Bunny: no.

Russ: drinking something that was non-hangoverable?

Bunny: no, I just had something to drink on the way back and then I took some tablets to help balance everything that have been urinated out, and thrown up.

Russ: oooh. Well that's good. At least you back to normal the next day.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: I would take a few days on that one.

Bunny: uh-huh. A part of the thing was that this morning had to go and be programmed.

Russ: yes, well that would affect.....

Bunny: so I didn't have any class so I thought I would have some fun the night before.

Russ: oh, good call.

Bunny: apparently, it made me very pliable and open.

Russ: it probably didn't help your headache tonight though.

Bunny: no, probably did not.

Russ: now you're going, "why did I drink so much last night?"

Bunny: it kind of does feel like having........it's worst than a hangover actually. Especially the locations right here......here and here. Actually the one here is starting to go away.

Russ: oh, that's good.

Bunny: this one here where the third eye would go seems to be the problem. Seems to be the feeling of there is a very serious reason for this one here.

Russ: pituitary.

Bunny: uh-huh. I think this was loading point.

Russ: that would be the pituitary.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that would make sense, it is the gateway to the mind.

Bunny: uh-huh. But besides the eyes and up here little bit?

Russ: temples?

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: just storage space.

Bunny: probably, probably, but behind the eyes?

Russ: well yeah, you got jammed full of information. It blew out some synapses probably here and there that will heal up, but in the meantime you had to have some.......

Bunny: I hope they're healed up by next week because I've got to do it again.

Russ: well yeah, the brain's pretty functional as far as that goes.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: we only use a 10th, you probably use maybe a quarter.

Bunny: uh-huh. Actually, my skin's very sensitive right now since I.......it's like everything is numb.

Russ: hmm.

Bunny: nothing was real, even sitting down and having dinner. I didn't taste anything, drinking, I knew what I was doing but it was all very......you know.

Russ: right.

Bunny: but now, my skin is so incredibly sensitive.

Russ: well, that sounds like a good thing, right?

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: seems like you want sensitive skin.

Bunny: oh yeah, I like sensitive skin. So, when are you going to get Velvet up?

Russ: well......

Bunny: I'd like to talk to her.

Russ: we got to get Velvet up to channel....

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: shouldn't be too tough now.

Bunny: yeah.

Russ: and then, if she's coming here, we'll just have to arrange for an earlier session is all.

Bunny: uh-huh. Could you find out if it would be okay if I wrote to her?

Russ: yeah, sure.

Bunny: okay.

Russ: I'd be very happy too.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Bunny: what's that feline doing?

Russ: I don't know, what's he looking at? What are you doing Mongi? Relaxed.

Bunny: probably adding extra protein to her diet. His, her......?

Russ: her.

Bunny: doesn't have any gender.

Russ: yes she does, there's nothing there.

Bunny: yeah, I was about to say, I didn't get the feeling of any ovaries or anything.

Russ: no, she got fixed.

Bunny: fixed, wouldn't that be breaking her?

Russ: no, that would be fixing her so she can't have kittens.

Bunny: but if it was fixing for her, that's contradictory.

Russ: well I know, it's the name they use.

Bunny: no, you lost me in the translation. So....

Russ: yeah, you're basically breaking her. Taking out her natural cycle.......

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: and you're replacing it with one where she can't have kids.

Bunny: yeah. I think you learned the valuable lesson about pity, that pity is sometimes a harmful luxury.

Russ: indeed I did. But, getting Daniel out of it, I have to admit, it was probably the best thing that ever happened to me in my life.

Bunny: oh, most certainly, most certainly but what I saw was the once feeling of pity that turned to disgust.

Russ: yeah, pretty much.

Bunny: uh-huh. I think that might've been, I also saw something about in there a gift and I couldn't track it down.

Russ: it was probably Daniel.

Bunny: no, a voice. Somebody else's voice. Sananda's voice I think it was. I've only ever heard him talk once.....

Russ: yeah?

Bunny: it's a gift, a comment about a gift.

Russ: he did mention a gift.

Bunny: uh-huh. And it would be, from Russ to Russ. That's what I heard, a gift from Russ to Russ.

Russ: well, you've got it nailed down perfectly, that is exactly what he said. I don't remember it till now.

Bunny: uh-huh, I don't think he was referring to a child.

Russ: he wasn't?

Bunny: no, I don't think so. I don't know what he was referring to.....

Russ: hmm.

Bunny: but it didn't sound like a child. It sounded like something that was from you to you. Only you didn't know it.

Russ: you got me. Understanding maybe, I don't know. Maybe more compassion but there you go again....

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: pity.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: expensive luxury.

Bunny: uh-huh. And it's a luxury you can't afford right now. 

Russ: I got Daniel.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that's worth a bit, he's a good kid.

Bunny: yes he is.

Russ: he's going to be a great kid someday.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: and it's a lesson I've got a learn. My third dimension is full of lessons. Got to take them when they come, you've got to thank them for being there. Can't get disgusted or bummed that you've got them, you just have to be glad that you did.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Bunny: anger is a very useful emotion.

Russ: I agree, I agree.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: but at same time, sometimes it has no place.

Bunny: sometimes it can be a very useful tool if is focused and channeled right. The same as frustration.

Russ: true, true. The thing that is the tricky part is focusing it right.

Bunny: uh-huh. Now the question is, you think of it as a game of chess that you've lost a couple of key pieces, that you can still win.

Russ: hmm, I suppose.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: that's one of the things where the game's not over yet.

Bunny: oh, it's far from over.

Russ: there's a lot of stuff to be done, a lot of moves to be played.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: but, there again, look at the teachers I have each week and then I've got to go face a third dimensional lifelike environment........

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: the dichotomy is quite strange to deal with.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: but, there you go, without the dichotomy, I miss the lessons. Without the lessons....

Bunny: dichotomy?

Russ: dichotomy would be opposites.

Bunny: you have to remember that I am very limited in my English ability.

Russ: that's right. No, one set of circumstances being opposite to the other.

Bunny: ahh.

Russ: in this case, having sixth dimensional teachers but dealing with third dimensional people.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: the two sometimes do clash.

Bunny: oh, I should imagine it would be very hard for you.

Russ: it's got its challenges but at the same time, like I say, I wouldn't give up a single one of them.

Bunny: you see and do be having a lot of third dimensional challenges just recently.

Russ: well, growth does that to you.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: anytime you're growing, you're going to get challenged. The more growth, the more challenges.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: this must be a time of huge growth for me.

Bunny: looking deeper into your mind, I see a time about seven years ago where there was no growth for a long time.

Russ: yeah.

Bunny: you were enjoying......bongs? Is that the correct word?

Russ: yeah, marijuana, weed.....

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: cannabis.

Bunny: uh-huh, yes, I know what cannabis is.

Russ: right, I was basically just vegetating you might say.

Bunny: uh-huh.

Russ: but that was the point where I really didn't have any direction.

 

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