This is a report from the sivory tower. Nowadays it is electronically equipped with digital perception, fully satellite cabel-iced communication and trance-misson.
“Cheap pills for cheap thrills!” chanted the radiant angels and bared their silicon sexes, imperilling them at the risk of being saved, rescued by their transformation to clerks of heresy.
As long as they attract attention by performing their duties in a scrupulous way, I rest calm. Regardless to any other circumstances than the one at hand, I can finally cut out my message from cortex and reprint it on small crumbs of bred. Feed them back to the black pigeons as a gesture of gratitude for there ability and readiness to shit in dreamers heaven – and by doing so, enlighten many more of my own kind:
“ I have a stream! The stream of consciousness! This can also be your source. A wonderful well of wellbeing! If you handle it properly. Provided that your own whispering will is not silenced for go(o)d… But how can it be? You are not dead yet. Embrace your own ability to become a Yeti, an idiot savant in an expanded, more colourful existence where your “senses fulfill there functions with pure delight”! like Flan O´Brien says in “The third policemen”. But be aware! The happy guy has past on and the elevator is no go(o)d, go(o)d to him…
He is not satisfied with the wealth in the eye of the beholder –and tough luck: that´s why he can not surface.
Alive.
As a rich man
So therefore, while putting Sod´s law** under a ban, I direct your attention to the poor and happy lads of Beckets “Waiting for Godot” as(ses) getting a revelation: God(s) Often Does Odd Things!
You can do them too. Start now by following this Sumerian proverb:
“Act promply, and make your gods happy.”
It´s never to late.
Never two fates.
Only one.
Yours.

(*sivory : a special material - a somewhat remote relative to ivory - taken from the tuskers of cloned, and then mutated, mammals; and of course: in the far beginning, taken and modulated from the matrix of elephants )
(** Sod´s law: the law that states that the most inconvenient thing is most likely to happen)