Carnation, Reincarnation, Mars and Other Thoughts

©08-17-2020, Olan L. Smith

Thank you for the offer of restoring me from my DNA, my friend, but I will pass on your rebirth offer, but if you want to make a clone...go for it. I'd suggest you can always take my art along; my art on Mars, now that's a thought. No, I'm finished with this hell-hole of hell-holes. Earthlings want to recreate their civilization on other planets, and they will, but I never want to be reincarnated as a human that I've reached fulfilment, and have no reason to come back, and individuality is not all it's cracked up to be, sorry individualists.

The Oneness, eons ago, says to self, "Self, that part of Us is acting up, We know what We'll do, We will detach that part and send it to animate animals on, oh let's see, that planet; the blue one, and We will leave it there until it behaves itself enough to be reconnected to Us."

And so it began our life as we know it, over and over, like washing the stain out of a piece of cloth. I remember thinking those thoughts at the age of four. It wasn't something I learned from this life, as I was born into a Christian family you'd think elsewise, but it was a deep innate thought, born of many incarnations. Christianity kicked the thought out of me, but I have returned to what makes the most sense; this is a proving ground, and after graduation from this life I certainly don't want to come back, but thanks for the thought, I kept great notes in college, and I saved some of my textbooks, and every time I came back to reread them it was all so simplistic, so I gave the textbooks to friends who didn't have the opportunity to go to college, as saving them was a vanity.

I'm always fascinated with Mars, and if you get there, its secrets are buried under the surface, look there for any past civilizations, and I think Earthlings will be surprised they weren't first, or second, or third, or fourth, or...

dedicated to Ajay-Kummar