STIRRING DEEP INTO THE VOID

DIVINE RECOVERING HIS MEMORIES

I learnt that teleportation inherently involved all or almost all forms of technology: satellite, terrestrial radio (microwave and millimetre-wave), fibre optic, copper coaxial cables and computer (both hardware and software). I realized that behind all these lies generally invisible, but extremely important entities and these include electronic cards, fibre optics and another cabling. The software is housed in disk memory on the computer systems. I now realized the purpose of the tiny stripe they instructed me to insert in a port of my Apple iMac system. When I wanted to retrieve it, I discovered it has dissolved. Could this be the connection? Am I a bionic being? Why is my teleportation dependent on electronics? These questions kept flooding my heart and I was beginning to lose focus. I wanted to know the mystery behind teleportation. However, something was seriously educating me.

The archaeologists were just watching and did not want to distract me after telling me that I am in China. They were observing to see if I have recovered my memories. They wanted me to come to terms with the reality of my present experience not as a hallucination because I have not fully accepted that what happened was real. Therefore, it was affecting my psyche.

The system driving and recoupling my emotions was doing some analytic check in my mind. I could hear this, “An interesting numerical comparison can be made by taking the ratios of typical dimensions relating to specific parts implemented within such comprehensive systems. At one extreme, the antennas may be on occasion, with reflector diameters of around four meters (just over 12 ft.). On the other hand, a great many systems components have devices with microscopic dimensions. Examples include the internal core of a single-mode optical fibre that is around eight microns in diameter. The feature sizes, applying to the fastest transistors in the integrated circuits on the electronic cards that can be as small as 0.15 microns.

The moment I heard this in my mind, it became dawn on me that the stripe I inserted into the computer was a volatile electronic card installed into my brain, not even a computer that now senses every impulse of my thoughts. I have realized before my teleportation that even before I conceive a particular thought, the system will just display the answer or reveal a virtual image to me. The virtual glasses seemed connected to my mind. What sort of technology is that? It is wild, spying into my mind to create anything I have conceived in my heart as a thought. The knowledge I could not reach was how the system disassembled my form into atomic bits and converts them into transferable microwaves through the multipoint microwave distribution system (MMDS) to the target location, which is China. If this machine could do this, why can they not break the code to open the treasure box?

It took me about 4 minutes to recover, with all my material form intact and my brain and emotions functioning exactly the manner they were before I was teleported. I now had a feeling as if I slept off in the chopper and the pilot flew me to China. However, that was only an illusion of what happened, because it was the same date, the same day and just a few hours difference when I was taking from my office.

I had to speak to the archaeologists to give me few minutes to just walk and view the natural environment. I did this; to be sure, that everything around me is natural and not artificial. I was feeling very weird and unnatural and I felt the only thing that will help me is to feel the natural environment.

The archaeologists led me out to have a panorama of the environment. One of them was educating me and this was what he said, “This is China, not in abstraction, but for real. China has 23 provinces, four municipalities directly under the Central Government, five autonomous regions and two special administrative regions. Due to geographical and topographical differences, there are climate variations. Each area has its unique natural scenery. The mountains in the north of the country are rugged and magnificent. The waters in the south are clear and turbulent. The Gobi in the northeast shines brilliantly in the sunlight, the hills in the southeast are often shrouded in floating fog, green waves of sorghum and soybean crop undulate over the vast fields of the northeast. Mountains in the southeast, with sequestered villages and terraced fields, look tranquil and picturesque.

There are 56 ethnic groups in China. The Han, making up the overwhelming majority of the population, mainly live in the eastern and central parts of the country, while many ethnic groups with smaller populations live in the west. In China, all ethnic groups, regardless of size are equal and respect each other. Each ethnic group has its folk customs, religious beliefs and cultural traditions and most of their language and script. They practice regional autonomy in areas where ethnic minorities live in compact communities. All ethnic groups call themselves “Chinese”. They are courteous and friendly. In the ethnic minority areas, the quiet environment, quaint buildings, exquisite fashions, unsophisticated folk customs and hospitality of the local people hold a great appeal to a visitor from afar.

“Divine, I hope you enjoy China in this your short stay”, the archaeologist who was educating me said, “I wish you come back after now to spend some good time here.”

My response to him was, “I am already in love with China and truly I do not feel like returning to my country anymore. I have long dreamt of this, however, I never knew the beautiful country in my dream world is China.

I pointed to some artefacts and I was told, “It is the Great Wall of China.” I saw the statue of the horse of the First Emperor of the Qin Dynasty and Ming and Qing imperial palaces from the height we were having a view. The views were indeed beautiful sights, which brought me fresh memory I have never had. I was inspired, seeing residential buildings, beautiful gardens, bridges, city walls and irrigation work. I realize how backward my country is, and wish China is my country.

There are also cultural relics unearthed from ancient sites, and one of the unearthed items was the treasure box that brought me to China. I was enjoying the views from the height we were walking. To me, it was entirely a new experience and I did not want to miss a moment.

My experience in the short moment with the archaeologists was eye-opening, more like an orientation class to tap into the beauty of China’s heritage. I had a quick look at China from the height. I wish to gain a panoramic knowledge of China. I was happy that the archaeologists granted my request and took me around to see the natural environment. The experience was alluring.