The full body transplant experience.

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(photoshoppery of real plastic body armor by Rian Fike.)

The full body transplant experience grows from the urge to become the object of your desire, to merge completely into one glowing entity, to be totally in love.  Not love like hearts and possessions, but love like fire.

 

Nina and I met under a full moon on Miami Beach at midnight, and we recognized each other from twelve previous lifetimes together.  (I wrote a short story about the other lifetimes, but I forgot where I put it.)  We were each accomplished Chaos Magicians, and we were both filled with the most insanely intense desire for each other. 

 

We knew this was the one, so we waited.  We waited one entire year before our first kiss.  Magick often involves sacrifice, and the power we were building was focused on one of its most exalted rituals.  We were going to switch bodies.

 

I am not one to switch and tell, but I can share some of the side effects.  We began to release the exact same pheromones.  We could talk without words.  Sometimes our faces disappeared when we looked into each other’s eyes.

 

Then, eight years later, I got on a kick with thin sheets of PVC plastic.  My art changes genre every 36 months, no matter what, and this time the medium was fantasy body armor.  I made a couple full suits, displayed them at the Fetish Factory in Fort Lauderdale, and watched their exotic dancers wear them one night at a big kinky Halloween party at a club called Kali Yuga.  Or maybe it was Club Nirvana.  I forget which.

 

When that form of art lost its steam and I was pixeling around with Photoshop for the next wave, I hooked up with Nick Herbert and his Quantum Tantra trip.  Nick is the real deal.  His experiments with the accelerators at Stanford have combined with the confirmed existence of the quantum dimensions of other realities, enough to hear an echo of the full body transplant experience in deep physics.  Yes, it is very possible that the human mind is a form of consciousness that can “switch bodies” with any other physical structure, including inanimate objects.  If the thing you are joining with is on the other side of the Universe, all your transportation problems are solved.

 

This quantum effect creates very very dangerous possibilities, but it also solves all problems associated with ethics, and Nick Herbert calls it the Golden Rule 2.0.  When he was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in response, he actually used some of my illustrations in his presentation.  You can click over to his site for more information…

Here’s your link, merge at your own risk:

http://members.cruzio.com/~quanta/goldenrule4.html

I know it is possible to switch bodies with someone or something else, I’ve done it.  I can’t give you detailed instructions, but the first step is the courage to give yourself permission.

 

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