Guest guest Posted June 23, 2008 Report Share Posted June 23, 2008 Hello K people! My spine's been almost completely dormant this time round. However, waking on day 1, I did find my internal vision was flashing, and very soon saw a borderless computer window fade in, containing slightly- out-of-focus program code in it. It was about two pages long and seemingly fully structurally correct, and I was able to spend about thirty seconds scrolling it up and down through it for clues before it was gone again. The mathematician Ramanujan would see firey scrolls of exotic equations unfold before him in visions, and then share them with the world afterwards. Could this be the same? Maybe this algorithm was a world changer, a folding-sequence solver for cancer or something! If only I could read it. Bah! Next night, I woke up out of body in my old school's sanitorium, waving my arms around above my sleeping dream self. Ohhhh - I've just remembered...at one point in his life, Ramanujan was housed barely two hundred yards from that building! Anyway - the light through the windows bulged with sudden brilliance as I raised out through the building into the sky. I was just drawing level with the top of a palm tree when another program listing started to unassumingly fade in over the view, as if offering me a choice of experience. I had to explore the text more really, and started to do so, this time complete with auto-repeat computer beep sounds whenever I attempted to stray beyond the bounds of the relevant code. Though I could now read perfectly, what I saw this time was extremely challenging - the only terms within it I felt I could really understand fully were " mm " , " meter " and " save " . It was using a corner of technology that I've never explored before, I wasn't even sure of its name. The logic was beautifully laid out, nested within elaborate multi-line text-art embellishments like fronds on a plant, giving one section near the bottom an appearance reminiscent of...the palm tree I'd surrendered earlier. I tried to return to that for less cerebral relief, but suddenly it was over. Last night, I had a lengthy, deeply boring dream about my work - but once awake, I suddenly understood! Exactly like kundalini, the opus I'd seen the night before described a systematic restructuring process, the self-evolution of an existing body by means of a transcendental quality within itself - it was code that rewrote itself. Which happens to be a really neat idea to solve my current work assignment, if I dare attempt it, aha! Hmm, and I wonder if the code fronds were symbolic of chakras on a spine? Either way, I finally feel I have some appreciation of the creativity chakra now...thank you Chrism! Tom Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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