Guest guest Posted December 8, 2000 Report Share Posted December 8, 2000 Great story JB, and funny too! I love story telling! And thanks for sharing this toilet experience with me! Somehow i feel closer (somewhat intimate)! )))) Love and Peace, Janet In a message dated 12/8/00 12:03:35 PM, JB789 writes: << Hi The following is a real life story. And somehow, kind of miraculous. In the land of Fistomania, Mr. Fistowski was, at his old age, suffering terribly of pains in his left forearm and hand. He's had that pain all his life, but now was becoming unbearable. It was so, that in his country, there was a traditional-value which was based on the First-Commandament of their beloved Scripture, and that was: "Thou shall not open your left fist !" And the preachers and everybodyelse were explaining that if it was opened, then this inplanted Chip would oxidize and with it the person would at least go mad, or else die. And Mr. Fistowski did his best, as a good citizen and also out of fear of dying, to keep his fist tightly closed. But now, due to the pain, he started to talk to other people about it. One should add that the pain was not only in the arm,.. the Commandament also caused him to be carefull when with others. It seemed to him, many times that others were giving him strange looks and sneering while they kept staring at his fist. He was afraid he was doing something wrong in the way he was holding it closed. He had at times thoughts as to how he -should have held his fist in certain situations and that generated for him feelings of guilt, of regret and of fear as to what others might think of his behaviour. When thinking about it, the rest of his body would shiver and his head would twitch. He was very unhappy. Nobody could help him. So he went to classes on Fistology. He studied hard, but the pain intensified, and his hand and forearm turned dark blue by now... Meanwhile, in a parallel universe, in the land of Identomania, Mr. Idensen went thru a lot of misfortunes, .. death of loved ones, loss of friends.. and other quite painful situations. The thoughts of these uncomfortable past events, would suddenly pass thru his mind, and it was as if they would Hit a Wall, upon which a contraction of the body and twitches of head would, instantaneously errupt. Perhaps because of his 'giving-up' on doing something about his unhappy state, since he could see that the others whether they were interested or not, could not really help him. And yet there was a cry of 'No!.. away!'- resistance to what was and how he thought (and others thought) it should be. So he was alone. And his twitches were probably a form of comforting solution, of a kind of company of 'me and myself/my body' and there was a kind of pleasure associated with that self-pitying activity. Being an age of cyber space communication, somehow Mr. Fistowski bumped into Mr Idensen.. it was at a Inter-Universes Discussion forum list, called www.HeadTwitchers.org. It had also the visual communication... They started to chat and agreed that they _Had to_ investigate into the pain, even if it would result in their death... So says Mr. Idensen to Mr. Fistowski..: My dear fellow, with all respect,.. But: a 'chip in your hand on which your life depends..?!.. HA !..That is the most Ridiculous thing I've ever heard..!.. Open up your fist !..', upon which, of course, Mr. Fistowski froze with fear and had all kinds of reasonable justifications for maintaining that, that was not a good idea, nor does he Know How To do it... open it,.. he's been like that all his life and he insisted on, that this was an impossibility. Since Mr. Idensen had a bit of insight into the mind he suggested: 'Listen now, something easier: instead of trying to open your hand, just stop putting your energy in doing what you have always been doing..keeping it closed..'.. There were slight movements of his fingers at first,.. he was sweating profusely,.. and it was obvious that Mr. Fistowsky's hand was opening by itself.. ...a great sense of relief overcame him and he was almost in tears,.. and he looked in his slowly opening hand... there was -nothing there !.. He was baffled and overjoyed. After calming down a bit, he happened to notice Mr. Idensen's still twiching head, and he was overcome with compassion, and says to him ' .. aah.. listen,..That Wall that you speak of, that is being hit when thoughts come along,.. it sounds to me very weird !,.. What is it ?'.. Mr. Idensen admitted to not knowing ..: 'but it just definetely feels! that way, and also that my body is hit' he replied. 'But why don't you look again, closer ?' said Mr. Fistowski.. Mr. Idensen was determined to find out.. and looked closer.. he saw that the Wall, was a constructed-fiction also called the 'I' to be protected at any cost, and that it was just like the hitting thoughts/memories, .. and no different, except that it was an expert at Separation and Resistance, having practiced it for so long.. and yet a conventional creation, which he, like others, did his best to uphold and live according to. He saw that.. and the same moment, the head-twitching simply stopped !.. He was overjoyed.. and although the smashing-'rocks' were still flying around at times, there was nothing for them to hit... His body was gratefull. And so, Mr. Fistowski changed his name to Fistfree-ji, and Mr. Idensen became Mr. Wallslessen. And they moved to another univers. They are still occasionally hit/bit by the old habit, but it subsides even before it can come to fruitition and into Fistosomatic and Iwallosomatic symptoms & damages. And they became great friends. As amatter of fact, the two were not two, but one. It was, it is, JB. And of course, all that did not happen on and Inter-Universal chat- net. It happened while JB was sitting on his apartment's toilet seat. And, strangely enough, he is not aware of the length, of the sitting's time-period. He must've been, temporarily, abducted.. jb. >> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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