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Rasspukin
My name is
Stoney L. Tonto. I'm a staff reporter
for The Life Changer Magazine.
Outside of my
Interview with The Devil, the Rasspukin story is
my strangest experience. Let me share
this story with you.
Rasspukin was
born on the last day of December 2012 and -- yes, I said and -- and on the first day
of January 2013. He was breach baby.
His feet came out in 2012, and his head came
out in 2013. From day's one and two, Rasspukin
was, by no stretch of the imagination, normal.
He began puking
on people on day two of his existence, January 1,
2013. His upchuck smelled awful.
More on that aspect of his existence in a moment.
By the time he
was two years old, it became obvious that everything
about Rasspukin was weird. By the time
he was ten, his repulsive demeanor and
behavior were well known. It's not that
he was mean or cruel of anything like that, it
just that who he was was like an anti-magnet that
repelled people.
From as little
as a few yards way, his physical appearance was
rather normal, but when you got close, he looked . .
. he looked . . . well, sort like a snake
hiding under a blanket. He looked
repulsive. I can't tell you exactly why.
He just radiated repulsion. His close
presence created a kind of "let
me out of here" feeling the triggered an
urge to be somewhere else.
Let me describe
Rasspukin's nature (who hew was) by referring to the
opposite physical trait. Here's a few
words form chapter one of "A
dream Catcher's Dream, Book one of the Yoni Dance
Trilogy:
Have you ever noticed
how most people look better from a distance?
What we see from a few yards away is mostly a creation
of our own imagination and has little or nothing to do
with the person we are observing. This makes
people appear to be much more perfect and more
attractive than they actually are. Then,
when they get close to you, reality sets in.
The day I first saw
Jazzbell walk past me, I
experience the exact opposite of that. The
closer she got to me, the more beautiful she looked.
Although she could easily be called beautiful, it was
not her physical beauty that struck me so profoundly,
for the world is filled with millions of very beautiful
women. It was the look in her eyes, her
mannerisms, the aura of who she was that struck me like
a lightning bolt.
Now imagine the
complete opposite of Jazzbell. That's
Rasspukin.
Editor's Note:
The above quote is taken out of context.
To get this message more clearly and to take in its
full meaning, readers are invited to read chapter
one of "A Dream Catcher's Dream" online at:
http://www.YoniDance.net/yd-bk1-ch01-close-encounters.html#gr
OK, now getting
back to Rasspukin's barf behavior. From
day two until the day that he climbed to the top of
the Eifel tower in Paris and disappeared forever, he
puked on almost everybody he encountered.
The strangest thing is that he rarely ever barfed on
anyone more than once. He could not
explain his behavior, and nobody else could either.
Even the best behavior specialists were at a loss
when it came to explaining Rasspukin.
Some claim he was an alien being who got born on the
wrong planet.
Another strange
thing about Rasspukin is the
affect that being barfed on by him had on
the people he barfed on.
Their immediate reaction was one of extreme
repulsion, but then a few days later, repulsion
turned into something completely different.
Let me explain
by using myself as an example. My
experience has been confirmed as very common by so
many others that I trust it to an accurate
description of an encounter with Rasspukin.
Before I
interviewed him, I was well aware of his demeanor,
his reputation, and his barf-behavior. I
wore old clothes, because I'd been told that most
people never again wore the clothes they were
wearing when Rasspukin barfed on them.
They usually burned them.
Now, I consider
my self as a rather open-minded and non-prejudiced,
but I was unprepared for the changes that occurred in
my life in the days and weeks following our meeting.
Like others, my initial reaction to being barfed on
was total and completer repulsion.
Because the
stench was all but overwhelming, my interview with
him was the shortest interview I've ever done.
He told me that answering questions was like having
someone else eat your meals for you. At
the time, that made no sense to me, but now, I
understand fully.
I did, indeed,
burn the clothes I wore that day, but in order to
find out why people burned their clothes, I washed
mine, but the stench remained. The smell
reminded me of, but was quite difference from,
the smell of a dead and decaying animal body.
The smell just didn't go way. I even
placed my shirt on the roof in the summer sunshine
for a week but the smell lingered. But,
that's the trivial side of the story.
The real story
is what happened inside my consciousness.
Like I just said, I consider my self as a being
rather open-minded and non-prejudiced, but what I
was unaware of is that, in my subconscious belief
system, I still held a lot of anger, a lot or
resentment, a lot of regrets, a lot of negative,
self-judgments, a lot of unfulfilled expectations, a
lot of false, fairytale beliefs, and a whole host of
negative emotions that I thought I'd released years
ago.
For example,
about a month after my encounter with Rasspukin, my
subconscious mind began to bleed into my everyday
consciousness. I began to become aware
of how much I still resented George Bush Jr.
I still called him "Resident" bush instead of
President Bush. I realized that I was
still angry about all the incredible stupid things
he caused to happen, about the millions who died or
lived in poverty, grief, and misery as a result of
his decisions, about his stealing the
presidency from Al Gore, about him declaring a
holly war with Islamic extremist, about him
starting two multi-billion dollar wars, about
his appointing right wingers to the Supreme
court, about him bring thousands
ultraconservative, Christian,
rapture believers into the U.S.
government.
I realized how
strongly I was tied to former President George W.
Bush. I was not free. My
anger, my resentment and all that other negative
garbage I still carried tied me tightly to him.
I also became aware that, in my subconscious mind, I
still carried of dozens of other ties to dozens of
other people, things situations, and negative
experiences. I gradually came to realize
that I was a prisoner of my own beliefs.
That was step one in my personal transformation.
Next, I began
to notice my in-the-moment reactions to my everyday
experiences. I noticed that I was
responding emotionally to things where an emotional
reaction was totally inappropriate and unnecessary.
For example, I noticed that I would have a negative
emotional reaction when my stapler ran out of
staples, when I dropped my pencil, when
the neighbors dog barked, and in response to dozens
of other trivial occurrences.
This awareness
was unusual for me, and even more unusual was the
fact that this was a common change in behavior of
those who had been barfed on by Rasspukin.
Before long, I began to respond differently to the
people, situations, things and experiences that
formerly produced a negative emotional response
inside of me.
These things no
longer produced any internal emotional reaction
When the stapler was empty, I just filled it.
If I dropped something, just picked it up.
I had some how, let go of the emotional reactions to
trivia events. These and many other
activities became just pieces of life.
My negative
emotions such as anger and resentment, my
unrealistic expectations like the neighbors dog
should be quiet , my negative self judgments
such as I don't deserve to be wealthy, all began to
fade away. The President Bush stuff, was
slower to fade. My guess is that the
reason for the slower fade is because my emotional
hooks were stronger.
How all these
changes related to being barfed upon by Rasspukin
was still a mystery. My reaction was a common
reaction, so I don't label it a coincidence.
The next thing
I began to notice was that a much more joyous and
pleasant countenance began to become normal for me.
I began to enjoy doing whatever I was doing, even
things that had previously seemed like
tasteless chores.
The next to
last step in my transformation was to shift my
response to Rasspukin. He ceased to be
repulsive. He was just who he was ,doing
what he did. I developed a sort of affection
for him, and a strong compassion for the rejection
and the loneliness that must have been a part of his
life. When he disappeared, I felt sad
that I had never returned to him to do a second
interview.
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