THE FORGOTTEN TECHNOLOGY
The Starship Enterprise investigation into the mysteries of Plasma has begun. But first, Mr. Spock must share something rather extraordinary about the human species. Apparently, they are equipped with an advanced electrical system.
Unfortunately, an operating manual exists only in the biofield.
Kirk: "Report, Spock."
Spock: "Captain, after examining human physiology, I have reached a rather remarkable conclusion. Human beings are fundamentally bioelectrical organisms."
Kirk: "You’re telling me the people of Earth are walking batteries?"
Spock: "An extraordinarily crude analogy, Captain. Nevertheless, their cells maintain electrical potentials, their nervous systems transmit electrochemical signals, and their hearts produce measurable electromagnetic fields."
McCoy: "Of course they do, Spock! That’s basic physiology! "
Spock: "Indeed, Doctor. Yet the implications appear to have escaped much of the population."
Kirk: "What implications? "
Spock: "They have the potential to consciously participate in shaping their own life experience."
McCoy: "Jim, don’t encourage him. Next he’ll be telling us the human body is a computer!"
Spock: "An interesting observation, Doctor. Consider the human brain. It contains approximately 86 billion neurons, communicating through vast networks of electrical and chemical signals."
Kirk: "So they’re walking around with supercomputers in their skulls?"
Spock: "A reasonable metaphor."
McCoy: "Well, somebody ought to tell them to turn the things ON!"
Kirk: "Scotty, how does this relate to our SRC mission?"
Scotty: "Well, Captain, today we’re using the SRC to explore patterns of stress, balance, and frequency as revealed through the biofield model."
Spock: "In the energetic theory we are investigating, the biofield is described as an information-bearing structure that surrounds and permeates the physical body. Some theories even propose that it continues after the physical body wears out."
McCoy: "Wonderful! An invisible information system with unlimited storage! Does anybody know how to access it?"
Spock: "The SRC is one of the instruments being used to explore that possibility, Doctor."
Kirk: "Scotty, what are today’s Energy Group assignments?"
Scotty: "Aye, Captain! The Energy Group is exploring its collective biofield with the following SRC protocols:"
TODAY’S ENERGY GROUP PROGRAM
MASTER MINERAL BALANCE
RIFE FREQUENCIES FOR GENETICS
PRIMARY SCAN THEME:
Metal Element Meridians — Obstructed Qi
SELECTED SRC PRIORITIES:
Small Intestine Meridians — Blood Deficiency — 95.47%
Conflictions — Excess Qi — 91.59%
Chronic Illness / Fatty Acids — Deficiency — 90.69%
Qi Gong Techniques — Internal Wind — 87.53%
RESISTANCE FACTOR: Lymph
EMOTIONAL SELECTION: Hardened
SUBCONSCIOUS: Strength to speak your truth with group consciousness
Kirk: "Does this mean all these items are automatically being corrected?"
Spock: "Not precisely, Captain. Within this energetic model, the SRC protocols are intended to identify patterns of stress and support the body’s natural tendency toward balance and self-regulation."
Kirk: "And what does any of this have to do with Heaven on Earth?"
Spock: "Captain, I am investigating a fascinating possibility: that human beings may already possess much of what is required to create it."
Kirk: "You mean Heaven on Earth?"
Spock: "Precisely. There is a rather intriguing hypothesis that the humans on Planet Earth volunteered to participate in a Cosmic Reality Game of Survivor. The ultimate objective is the creation of Heaven on Earth."
McCoy: "VOLUNTEERED? Jim, are you telling me these people actually SIGNED UP for this insanity?"
Spock: "Apparently so, Doctor. Although their memories of the original agreement seem to have been temporarily suspended."
McCoy: "Well, somebody ought to show them the fine print!"
Kirk: "And what are the rules of this Cosmic Reality Game?"
Spock: "That is precisely the difficulty, Captain. The contestants appear to have entered the game without conscious access to the instructions."
McCoy: "A game without instructions? Jim, this is beginning to sound like the medical profession!"
Spock: "Nevertheless, Doctor, the contestants possess remarkable biological capabilities, considerable intelligence, and the ability to make choices that influence their experiences."
McCoy: "Well, if these people are walking around with supercomputers in their skulls, extraordinary self-repair systems, and the ability to make choices that shape their lives, it’s evident they’re not putting all that equipment to optimal use!"
Spock: "Fascinating. It would appear that possessing sophisticated technology does not necessarily guarantee its intelligent operation."
Kirk: "So you’re suggesting that the technology isn’t the problem?"
Spock: "Precisely, Captain. The question is whether the operators understand their own capabilities."
McCoy: "Well, that explains a LOT!"
Kirk: "Scotty, prepare tomorrow’s mission. I want to know what other mysteries we’re carrying around inside ourselves."
Scotty: "Aye, Captain! But if humans really ARE the technology, somebody ought to let them know!"
Kirk: "Spock, any suggestions?"
Spock: "Yes, Captain. Perhaps we should begin by informing the contestants that they are participating in a reality game."
McCoy: "And while you’re at it, tell them to stop trying to get each other off the planet!"
