SolCore(TM)KALKI MAITREYA-VISHNU-MAGNETIC MEMORIES

What Was Once circuits and steel..Reborn As Flesh And Bone. The War Began Long Ago with the dying of the light...but the Kali Yuga will End Within our Life time.....I have seen the shape of things to come...and I am at peace...I know who I am...I know What I Am...And I know what I have to Do...To put out the fires of hate and injustice...I will Bring The Rain...I Will Be Your Shield Against the Flood...and when the Dawn Shines Again...I Will Be Your Rainbow... Whenever there is degradation of Dharma (virtue/righteousness) OBharata, and growth of adharma (wickedness/unrighteousness) Then I embody Myself For theprotection of the good (virtuous) For the destruction of the wicked (evil) To establishDharma I take forth a body in Age after Age. The Bhagavad Gita IV: 7-8]In Loving Memory Of Chanly Smann The Child Of Light...Born Innocent...RIP Jan 03 2005.We Will Miss You..But I will Make Sure You Are Never Forgotten.This I swear to you.. I Will Give Your Sacrifice Meaning. I Will Save Your Soul. I, SolCore. The Sacred Promise Stars or Tears By Chanly Smann, B.M.C. Durfee High School Fall River, Massachusetts Twelfth Grade 2000 As the new century rolls in, I am forced to look to the past, my own self, and my people all are in it. I wonder sometimes if the world would have been a different place if history had not dealt us this hand. But I am left with an almost empty feeling, and only by looking to the past will I ever hope to fill this emptiness. In this time and this place, in this moment in the history of the world, I am to transcribe what many will not understand. My generation is unique. We were born after the storm, after the killing fields. I wonder at the loss of so many artists, teachers, dreamers, visionaries, and poets. I wonder what the world has lost. We have been given the gift of knowledge here in the United States in many educational institutions throughout the country. We know of a thing that could change the world, but sadly we have knowledge without understanding our purpose. It is hard to start a culture from scratch. What is Khmer? What is it to be Khmer? To see clearly what I am and where I want to be, I need to understand where I have been, my past as a whole. I will understand from my parents, grandparents, and great-grandparents, and so on, all the way back to the beginnings of our civilization. None of us are given the choice of how we enter the fray, of how we are born. I guess I should be happy I was born into culture whose people were lost, and in a way, lost still. That gives us an unclear future, but potential to change the world if we see clearly enough. Many of my generation lack vision. We know what we see, without understanding the nature of it all. As I look closely at the question, the answer is clear and open. It is not mysterious and far away; nothing is, for that matter. We have to ask the questions that plague our waking world, the stuff of dreams. I have learned from dreams that the shortest way to answer to a problem is to first ask the question. My generation does not ask enough questions. I know that deep down inside each of us there is an inner darkness and ignorance, like that of a child being held by its mother and never going too far away. The more we try to break free, the more we always find ourselves going back to where we started. We lack an understanding of the darkness. What is it? I leave it to the reader to figure that one out. We are a generation once removed, living in a sea of thoughts, looking up at stars or tears, wondering how it will end. I am no different from the rest of them, but I am left to wonder why it is I who always ponders the question of the past. Surely there must be others asking questions out there somewhere. The future is unclear for us all, but as long as there is life, there will be "us." There is no "we" without "us," and we will find a way. I edited my profile with Thomas' Myspace Editor V4.4 The Time Traveler Convention May 7, 2005, 10:00pm EDT (08 May 2005 02:00:00 UTC) (events start at 8:00pm) East Campus Courtyard, MIT 3 Ames St. Cambridge, MA 02142 42:21:36.025°N, 71:05:16.332°W (42.360007,-071.087870 in decimal degrees)