My teleportation portal

By Marilú Acosta

I arrived on planet earth through a multidimensional portal that teleported me from incorporeality. A portal that generated enough energy to create my body from universal building blocks like carbon, hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. My portal took stardust and condensed it into light into minerals like calcium that would form my bones. This portal made room for dark matter to give my heart, liver, kidney, splenic and lung cells the essence that would keep the new vehicle for my spirit alive. Throughout this process, they imbued my organism with information to survive the terrestrial conditions I would face. I acquired immunological, neurological, emotional information and also a coded manual for interacting with those who had come before me. From a distance, that portal looks like a sphere of energy that elongates and takes the shape of something similar to a pentagram. It was not easy to change dimensions, I was very confused by the expansion and contraction of energy that I experienced. Near the end of the process, the portal increased the speed of the energy flow creating an electromagnetic field that generated a second portal. A door opened inside another door, the dimensions were multiplied, my energy expanded even more and I went through a multidimensional worm where they checked that the body met the requirements, as well as my spirit had the part that would enter to inhabit it ready. Everything fit, then the light and the darkness were so big that the portal inside the portal merged into one, the movement changed, it no longer came from the energy sphere, but from my small body. To get out I tore that microcosm where I had developed. I was wrapped in unconditional love as the last step before the landing which was quite forced, violent and surprising. My nervous system started to work. My brain perceived the information on my skin as if it were pain. I was disoriented, everything was strange and uncomfortable. With little dexterity I moved my limbs, I gesticulated trying to create words with guttural sounds. I stopped, I did not know what language those around me spoke; if I had to integrate myself to their customs, their history and their society, the first step was to speak their language. I learned by listening.