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Visionary Humor and Mystic Imaging


(40a) "A" Wheat Shocker in the Toilet. Ho, ho, He's really down the drain.
"Goodbye, Cruel World," sayeth the WSU Wheatshocker, showing himself beneath Kansas.
The Wichita State University Mascot, the Wheat Shocker, shown at left, appears beneath Wichita in the Oklahoma area, while a cloudy "A" appears beside his home town. Here he seems to have been discovered by a dinosaur sentry floating in a toilet like a baby in the bath, showing his hair. My hair has been changing color back from grey to black due to application of small molecule telomerase activators, so that I look younger than an old boy going on 60. See my file longevity.html on how to do use small molecule telomerase activators to reconstruct your chromosomal telomeres and eliminate your senescent cells. As stem cell telomeres are reconstructed, some of them become hardy enough to go in and replace hair color melanocytes, which are refreshed by stem cells. The apparent rejuvenation rate approaches 9 years per year backwards in time, where hair color is concerned. However, bear in mind that such DNA or chromosomal repair enzymes cannot fix your teeth, and keep brushing and visiting the dentist.

Big Bird
From the ground, I recently saw Big Bird (of Big Bird on Sesame Street) in the clouds, back lit by the Sun and shining down on me with carefully drawn eyes, holding his wings away from his body showing the wings running to the South and finally holding a precious pair of beautiful buns in his wingtips. "Choose the Way of Big Bird, My Son", seemed to come out of the cloudy image, whose face also somewhat resembled the nose of a mandrill. I started back to my apartment, over which a cloudy picture of a man in profile with an agonized look on his face had appeared, showing an immense hard on. "I guess this is the moment of decision", I thought. "Whether to pursue a mission of mercy to a man with a hard on, or to pursue the mission of Big Bird."

Mind Mirror
Finally, later on I went outside and saw an image of myself in the sky along the Western horizon wearing the shirt I had on at the time, with its sleeves rolled up just like mine, waving down from above.


(40b) Sending Smoke Signals with the Texan Blow-Hole Bird.


(40c) Midwest Angel-Brain Speaks with Kansas Mouth, now focused on dentistry.
I decided to review dentistry more carefully, since I acquired a cavity in one of my back molars. See my file dental, which may also be accessed through my home page or via my pages on longevity. This is a typical "I-see-you, do-you-see-me?" mind mirror signal from On High. When I am examining tooth problems, the divine process flashes a big brain showing his teeth in Kansas. There is nothing like a cavity to make you anxious and eager to find out more about your problem and fixes for it. I was not fully aware of the theory of dental caries, plaque, and biofilms with modern solutions. It certainly makes you crave money to fix the thing up, and has stimulated a good deal of investigation. Note that the mind-mirror signal is in response to a written file including news information, because the cloud cover mirrors news going on beneath it, as if it were a Ouji-board response system for our Internet news files. News competitors beat each other out for cloud cover coverage. Some days a Rolling Stones concert, Sadam Hussein captured, or a presidental candidate speech can overwhelm anything from me. But sometimes we get through.
Music: Instant Karma, by John Lennon.


(40d) Like the Moon God with the Book of Proclus on His Back
- Here "The Book of Tooth", or perhaps "The Book of Caries".

My response to a cavity in Universal Code Chart Tooth #4 - the right 2nd maxillary premolar - was to bone up on dentistry from Internet to become familiar with recent advances in prevention and treatment of cavities by assembling my file dental.html. However, I noted when I asked for information at the bookstore about dentistry that only the college dental school entrance exam preparation notes - DAT - were publicly available for study from a textbook, as if dentistry were a secret society. Most professions are not so secretive that some review notes for them are not available off-the-shelf at local bookstores. So, like the Moon God in the New Moon with the Book of Proclus on his back, it looks like I might be in line to get screwed for knowing something or writing something. I can usually get a study guide for anything professional from the bookstore, but for some reason, dentistry was relatively off limits at both Borders and Barnes and Noble on Rock Road, which concerns me because of its universal importance to people and the vast capacity of caries to cause human suffering. (Of course, the dental books may be the first to be stolen, compelling the bookstore not to offer them on their shelves.) Note that the shark fin structure supporting the book on my back here features a mouth open in Missouri, to indicate that it concerns teeth. On the other hand, I might add that a consideration of the cost of dental equipment and education convinced me that a dentist should have plenty of financial power. However, the public often rightly desires to be informed and not to merely run in like a mouse full of pathetic squeeks. The state of our knowledge of caries prevention and treatment has improved since I was in elementary school.

Eagle Surgeon - 7/10/2008 This morning as I drove in I noticed a huge soaring Eagledisplaying an immense spurting hard-on in the clouds over the road, which I took to be Divine Wind language for Eagle "Surgeon". The Eagle had a tooth in its mouth resembling a cigarette butt, which was being kicked by a mule leg emerging like a tongue from some cloud creature it was approaching, which in a few minutes became an alligator. This I translated as "the eagle surgeon has a bad tooth, which his business partner works against as he flys into ambush." It reminded me of a line from a Bob Dylan song: "but then again there's only one I've met...and he just smoked my eyelids and punched my cigarette." - Stuck Inside A Mobile with the Memphis Blues Again.

(40e) Buns over Arizona and New Mexico, Midwest Shocker Rams
East Coast Figure Face Down, Nose Touching Louisiana Boot Tip.

"Now the bricks lay on Grand Street
Where the neon madmen climb
They all fall there so perfectly
It all seems so well timed
And here I sit so patiently
Waiting to find out what price
You have to pay to get out of
Going through all these things twice.
Oh, Mama, is this really the end
To be stuck inside of Mobile
With the Memphis blues again.



(40f) Wichita, Kansas "Nose" Tale of the Mouth.

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