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     third one. enjoy.

 

It had been raining for days. I was sitting at the terrace, both my feet were up on the table. I was finding pleasure in the sound of the heavy rain and the smell of black coffee next to me. The mood was just perfect.

“Theo.”

“Somehow I knew you were gonna show up.”, I told him nonchalantly.

Eric was wearing a straw hat, long sleeves, and shorts. His feet were covered in mud.

“You have a new-.”

“Assignment? Yeah, I know. You never bothered to wash your feet?”

“It’s urgent.”

“Always is, Eric. Why do you look like a damn scarecrow?”, I asked him jokingly.

“I was planting rice. Anyways, here.” He handed me a glass box. Inside it was an erected standing dandelion seed.

I took the box from his hand and examined the dandelion seed. It was mesmerizing. I immediately felt the power it carries in every seed. I was starting to feel so much confidence in me, as if everything in this world was a huge possibility. From that moment, I knew I can do anything. I felt unstoppable and victorious.

“This is amazing, Eric.” I was breathing in deeply as if inhaling more of its essence.

“You have to find, Mr. Enero, fast. A member of the High Council is also looking for that specimen. Don’t let him get to you.”

“Do you have any suggestions where I can find him?”

“Start in the Faith Department. The dandelion has its essence and memories. Tap into it to get their frequency coordinates. I have to get back into planting.”

“Wow. Thank you for all the help.”, I said sarcastically.

Just like that, he was gone.

As per what grandfather told me, all have awareness- inanimate and animate objects. Can this dandelion seeds actually have their own memory? I closed my eyes and touched the top of its box to have a sense of the energy it carries. Give me what I need. Come on.

Flashes of images were directly communicated to me. I saw a man standing by a field of yellow dandelion flowers. He was at his mid forty’s. He stood tall at 6’4 and had a really wide chest. He was wearing white shirt and a worker trousers. He fixed his eyeglasses while proudly smiling at the flowers he had helped grown. Although in working clothes, one could tell that this man was a paragon of confidence. He was so self assured, poised, and a quality of elegance brought by patience. Got you. I centered my focus on his energetic signature which transported me to the field of yellow dandelion flowers.

Once again, my terrace faded into the background and changed to field of dandelion flowers. When I got there, to my surprise, it was an empty field of soil and rocks. What happened here?

“Ah- Mr. Messenger, right on time.”

I glanced at the person talking to me. That wasn’t right. “Who are you?”

“Althea Aki, member of the High Council, you shall address me as Miss Aki.” She spoke with such authority in her voice. Her attire was the same as those women in ancient Greece. The white cloth added an element of majesty and refinement.

“Miss Aki, would you be so kind enough to point me to Mr. Enero.”

“Do not mock me, Messenger. We, the High Council, are placing an embargo on your package.”

Get out of there, Theo. It was Eric communicating with me.

I concentrated all my attention back to my house and closed my eyes. I took a deep breath. When I opened my eyes, Miss Aki was standing in front of me. I never moved. I was still there in the empty field with her.

“Messenger, you may be under a different umbrella, but we, the High Council is higher than you. You can’t pull that trick on me.”

“I’m sorry, but I have to deliver this dandelion seeds to Mr. Enero.”

“I am telling you. That is forbidden. Do you even know what those seeds are?”

“With all due respect, High Council, it is only my duty to deliver this package.”

“You will only help aid in the stunted growth of many souls.” She told me firmly.

“It’s only one, Althea, and the last one.”, it was Mr. Enero. “Can’t you see the fields are already a barren land?”

He looked exactly the same as in the image relayed to me by the dandelion seeds. He emerged from a tiny shed. He was walking towards us.

“My my Althea, you are so beautiful.” Enero added.

“Your charm isn’t going to work this time.”

“Even though you sided with the High Council when they decided to let go of the Faith Department, I still love you, you know. Now I see they offered you the position as well.”

“We, souls are eternal, Enero. We all are well equipped on our own. The best way to learn about faith is to create it within themselves, deeply establish it.”

“I know, but these seeds would be a great help especially to those who are suffering.”

“Are you forgetting? We all are Gods. Perhaps if you look at that perspective, you’ll no longer see them as pitiful helpless Beings. Because they are not. They are all able. You are only encouraging their helpless victim minded behavior.”

“Althea, these are for the kids.”

“And they can have more advancement without the dandelion seeds. Have you seen the progress of those who never gotten those seeds of faith through outside means? Enero, they are blooming wildly and oh the majesty.”

“You have a point, my love. But, come on, this is Earth we are talking about, dense and heavy with negativity. It’s easier to bring people down than to lift them up.”, Enero persuaded

 “Earth is rapidly expanding its consciousness along with its inhabitants. They are doing just fine.”, Althea defended herself.

“My love, they are behind.”

“Who are you to judge, Enero? See them as the same level as you are. They are Gods.”

“When was the last time you went there?”

This time they were at each other’s faces.

“What do you think, Theo?” Enero asked me.

“Well-uh- I”, I stammered.

“Speak, Messenger.”, it was Miss Aki.

“With all due respect, Miss Aki, a little help goes a long way.”, I reasoned to her.

“Please, my love. This is the last one. We have nothing else. Please say yes for the kids.”

Althea took the package from my hand. To my surprise, it did not disintegrate.

“Only the ones to whom the package is intended to has the capacity to hold the item.”, I informed Miss Aki.

“I placed it on embargo so that feature has been deactivated.”

“Oh, you can do that?” That was when she made visible the white light that encapsulated the dandelion seeds. Miss Aki removed the white light and it automatically disappeared from her hand. Mr. Enero was now holding the package.

Mr. Enero smiled and winked at her. “Althea, does this mean?”

“Yes, for the kids. But-“

“Yes, my love?”

“Enero, you have to change the way you view Earth. Yes, it is a mixture of different frequencies, dimensions, and fractured timelines. But- those souls and personalities who emerged from Earth are usually the pioneers to inhabit new planets. Everyone is benefited from their accumulated wisdom and well expanded consciousness.”

“I’ll keep that in mind, Althea.”

“What about the High Council?”, I asked.

“I’ll tell them it is a controlled experiment on faith and we will be comparing the results to the time we stopped planting faith in the collective consciousness.” Miss Aki explained.

“Sounds great, my love.”, Mr. Enero beamed at her. He then turned to me. “Thank you, Theo, for bringing me the seeds.”

“You may go now, Messenger.” It was Miss Aki.

Before I could even blink, I was back at my terrace and my coffee was still hot.

You’re welcome. I heard Miss Aki’s voice in my head.

That was fast, said Erik.

We had a little chat, that was it, all fixed. I mocked him. I was pretty pleased with myself. The rain was still heavy, coffee was still hot, and the relaxing mood never changed.

Enjoy your coffee.

Thank you, Erik.

Meanwhile, Mr. Enero had sent me telepathically an image of him just above Earth. He opened the box, took the dandelion out. He inhaled deeply making his chest widen even more. He then slowly blew the dandelion seeds on Earth, planting the seeds of faith in the hearts of many, penetrating different dimensions, and across all timelines. Mr. Enero was quite happy and in awe of what he has done. Needless to say, he was in full glee.

Help is always available, within and without.- Mr. Enero.

End of part 3. Thank you so much for reading. 

 

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Reviewed by Ronald Hull 9/24/2022
I don't recall reading parts 1 & 2. But your story appears to be a dream state where anything is possible.

So the sunflower seeds are the way that worlds are seeded with faith. A nice lesson that I don't necessarily believe.

Ron
Reviewed by Eva Pasco 9/23/2022
I thoroughly enjoyed your story and the message it conveyed.

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