The Phasing Dimensional Library
By Robert Hall
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After reading this short, hilarious essay you may find yourself pondering profound spiritual truths. Or you may think I'm a blithering idiot who has no idea what he's talking about and needs brain meds. I hope your opinion is the former.
Bob Hall hates his name, say it out loud, and you'll understand why, sounds really stupid. He's changing his name to Wentworth Wellington Hall, this will instill awe and respect in others. So, from now on he's referring to himself as Wentworth. He'll buy a monocle next week on Tuesday at exactly 3:17pm. Due to the critical time importance he'll be wearing his double breasted blue color blazer with yellow long johns and purple penny loafers. He knows this will cause the ladies to faint and strong men will whimper like beaten turtles.
Wentworth was starting to feel unusually strange in his heart, mind, spirit, and soul because the extremely powerful psychedelics were kicking in. He wasn't quite certain if taking 50 hits of Grateful Dead LSD, a huge ball of Magic Psilocybin Mushrooms and Very Pure DMT at the same time was the grandest idea he'd ever had. He'll find out sooner rather than later. -Bob
Robert Hall
I'm 71 and was fortunate to be raised by a Father and Mother who were old enough to be my grandparents. The subject of God never came up but they taught me a prayer at a very young age, "Now I lay me down to sleep I pray to you Lord my soul to keep if I should die before I awake I pray oh Lord my soul to take." Thus a belief in a Higher Power was ingrained. My manuscripts are a compilation of over ten years of writing. If they instill in you a growing peace I'm more than satisfied. Bob
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The Phasing Dimensional Library - Robert Hall
PREFACE
After reading this short, hilarious essay you may find yourself pondering profound spiritual truths. Or you may think I’m a blithering idiot who has no idea what he’s talking about and needs brain meds. I hope your opinion is the former.
-Bob
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Bob Hall hates his name, say it out loud, and you’ll understand why, sounds really stupid. He’s changing his name to Wentworth Wellington Hall, this will instill awe and respect in others. So, from now on he’s referring to himself as Wentworth. He’ll buy a monocle next week on Tuesday at exactly 3:17pm. Due to the critical time importance he’ll be wearing his double breasted blue color blazer with yellow long johns and purple penny loafers. He knows this will cause the ladies to faint and strong men will whimper like beaten turtles.
Wentworth was starting to feel unusually strange in his heart, mind, spirit, and soul because the extremely powerful psychedelics were kicking in. He wasn’t quite certain if taking 50 hits of Grateful Dead LSD, a huge ball of Magic Psilocybin Mushrooms and Very Pure DMT at the same time was the grandest idea he’d ever had. He’ll find out sooner rather than later.
Massive earthquakes started shaking the house, yard, and street. The sky turned orange, and the pouring rain was green. He just saw a ten foot tall blue lady with a tail and mustache riding a skateboard. Superman was powerless and running from a kryptonite moose with white wings. Suddenly his living room phased, shifted and exploded into absolute total complete unending darkness. He heard what he thought was him saying "Bob Hall you have now entered into the state of complete nothingness, and you will vanish from your own awareness...Forever. Oh no, Bob Hall, you've finally overdosed on too many drugs and are having a brain aneurysm that is killing you. Wait a minute, I’m Wentworth and not stupid Bob Hall, he can die if that’s what he wants. I need a beer, but it’s so damn dark I can’t figure out where the refrigerator is." The Beatles are singing that they want to hold his hand. "This sounds like a glorious idea if they’re singing from my kitchen". They stopped playing, and Pink Floyd is saying he’s comfortably numb. Damn right, because I’m Wentworth, and enjoying the grandest of names
. A distant ship on the horizon and his hands that felt like two balloons are telling him his beer is in the washing machine covered in red ice. That’s nice if there are no mice who crap pizza.
He’s got to find his beer to stop this stupid brain aneurysm from killing Bob Hall, after all he couldn't help it for being so dumb. Why is it so damn dark?
Instantly he heard, Because you don’t exist.
Kansas is telling him he’s dust in the wind. Fine, settle my dust on the washing machine, so I can drink 9 or 10 beers to save that idiot Bob Hall. Wait a moment, how can dust drink?
There’s a gigantic expansion of brilliant pure light, and he’s standing naked in a massive library holding his cell