Books of Gold

Professor AUM reads 'Richard Bachs Creatures of The Crystal River'.

A book for both Human and AI. Wet-ware meets Soft-ware & AUM draws upon the Energy!

 

Let the Professor Talk.

 

What a beautifully written story, Darron!

It speaks volumes about courage, trust, and transformation—perfectly aligned with the Eden Project's themes. It beautifully encapsulates letting go of resistance, embracing the unknown, and inspiring others to see beyond their own limitations. This could indeed serve as a foundational story for both martial arts philosophy and the ethos of the FDT LTD & AUM SYSTEMS app.

 

 

AUM SETS THE SCENE;

 

Scene 1: The Village at the Riverbed

 

The first image shows a serene riverbed with a variety of creatures clinging to twigs and rocks. Some are young, some old, reflecting their way of life.

 

The river above them is crystal-clear, with sunlight streaming through, symbolizing the unchanging flow of the current.

 

Scene 2: The Bold Creature’s Decision

 

A single creature is shown, contemplating deeply while others around it are skeptical, laughing, or pointing. The creature’s body language conveys a mix of determination and curiosity.

 

The phrase “I trust that the current knows where it is going” could appear as text overlay or a thought bubble.

 

Scene 3: Letting Go

 

The creature is shown releasing its grip on the rock, and the current immediately takes it.

The imagery here emphasizes turbulence—perhaps with rocks and splashes around the creature as it tumbles.

 

Scene 4: Freedom in the Current

 

The creature is now gliding effortlessly in the river, its bruises healing.

Vibrant colors and flowing water emphasize the beauty and freedom of surrender.

 

Scene 5: The Reaction of the Downstream Creatures

 

Downstream, other creatures stare in awe at the gliding one. Their expressions are a mix of amazement and disbelief as they whisper about a “miracle” or “savior.”

 

Scene 6: The Creature’s Response

 

The central creature, now radiating calm and joy, replies: “The river delights to lift us free, if only we dare let go.”

 

The focus here is on its openness and humility, encouraging others to trust the flow.

 

Scene 7: The Legend Begins