The OverFile
The Story of the Spherit
From: Chapter 20  The Amnesic Enemy

His sense of calmness now gone, Anen replied, “No, Spherit. An-en. Just shift the emphasis to the first syllable.”
    “O…I see … An-en… Hmmmm…”
    “Yes, you have it now, Spherit…” Anen replied in a halting manner.
    Sensing that he had unnerved the pair with his closeness, and drawing back again to a more comfortable distance, the slightly glowing Spherit asked, “And what is C R and S R? I mean what do CR and SR mean?”
    Relaxing somewhat again, Anen said, “CR is an abbreviation for Cybernetic Robot, but CR is not actually a robot; he is an android. SR, which is short for Synthetic Robot, is more a robot than an android.”
    “O…? Well, at least they know who and what they are. At the moment I am not quite as fortunate.”
    Just then a wind gust took the Spherit by surprise and he was blown backward away from the pair briefly until he slightly altered his form into a disk format, regained flight control, and then quickly settled again before them as a paling, spheroid form. Anen and CR were amazed as they watched this rapid transformation from spheroid to partial disk form, and then back again to a slight swirl of waning coloration in the air before them.
    Lest he suddenly lose this unique opportunity, Anen continued without hesitation to pursue the Spherit’s newfound interest in himself.
    “Spherit…your invisibility…your amazing intellect…not knowing why you are here… The fact that we register you as tacymass. All of these things have us very nervous about your intentions.”
    The Spherit was looking back and forth between Anen and CR, obviously bewildered. “Tacky mass? My mass is somehow…sticky?” the Spherit asked perplexedly.
    Anen replied, “Ah…No. Tacy, t-a-c-y… It is a prefix we use to denote that something is related to a c2 waveform… Tacyon mass… Tacymass… This is a term being used to acknowledge that your physical substance is composed of tacyon waveforms of a type that we did not even know could exist. Correct, CR?”
    “Correct, Anen. May I thought-speak further and say—”
    “Negative, CR. Not just yet—” Anen said sternly.
    Anen asked, “Spherit, why will you not allow us to communicate your existence to our superiors?”
    Balancing himself in the breeze with various tendril movements, the Spherit pondered the question momentarily and said, “You have asked me if I have a given name, and I find that I do not know the correct answer to the question. I also do not know from whence I have originated, or why I am here on your planet.
    “If you suddenly awakened from a dark dream and did not know your name, where you came from, or where you were, would you want to rush out into the world doing anything less than screaming? I appear to be suffering from amnesia, possibly induced by the painful beams you sent into my being, or possibly by some other previous traumatic event.
    “I simply cannot risk being beamed or otherwise affected again until I recall exactly who and what I am, how I arrived here, what I was doing floating in your atmosphere, and more curiously, why I know your language? Why is this world familiar to me? It is called earth, is it not?”
    Anen nodded, replying, “Yes, Spherit, this planet is referred to as earth,” while wondering how many other planets the Spherit had visited?
    “Yes, the continents somehow appear right. I wonder why I recall certain things and not others? Why do I seem to grasp the fundamentals of flight and not recognize the way in which your craft flies? It appears to be powered by jet turbines, but I hear no jet noise and see no proper storage area for fuel? And why do I recognize the fact that your companion is a robot?”
    CR, his courage returning, quickly corrected the Spherit. “I am a Cybernetic Robot, sir. More akin to an android…?”
    “An android, then. But, why are you conscious…? That does not seem to fit the overall picture I have in my memory. Could you please try to bear with me here? Would you please try to understand that it is not a reluctance on my part to answer any and all of your questions, but in essence an inability to make sense of my circumstance?”
    The Spherit paused briefly. “Would you be so kind as to answer a few of my questions? And, please, refrain from informing your superiors of my existence, at least until I begin to grasp who and what I am…?”
    Anen was beginning to sense the Spherit’s dilemma, but he could not help but wonder if any of his original fears might still hold true? Quite possibly the Spherit, as it called itself-himself, did in fact have some strange form of amnesia. But that did not preclude the possibility that the unrecalled intent of the creature might be maleficent, despite his benevolent appearance. What if it suddenly came to the creature that he was sent here to fulfill a purpose that the world would not want to see occur? In what ways would Anen be held accountable for his failure to scrutinize the as yet unknown motive, and the possible need to exterminate the creature before he could act against the earth? How much could Anen safely explain to the creature about SP-213, about CR’s inner workings, or about the DW world of Unition in general? And what if the information caused the creature to lash out against them?    

From: Chapter 23  Ty Theory

“Ty is a term used to indicate either a single field of mind, as a tyfield or mindfield, or to indicate the integral systems of consciousness within O, as tyfields or mindfields. All tyfields or mindfields are said to be tied together by virtue of their intertransmissional tacyon linkage within the spatial void of the Omnism. Tacyonic radial tylines are ongoing between virtually every regenerative informational pattern in O, from wave-particles through living persons and eleminds, to the dances between galaxies and cosmons. These tacyonic lines are like a vast tenuous network which interconnects all of O under the single understanding we know as ty. Thus we say that ty is in O, and O is within ty, as mind is observed within reality, and as reality is observed in mind.
    “All ty systems are three-dimensionally represented in terms of orthogonal Cartesian coordinates in an xyz axis format, with the intersectional center, or origin being designated as the so-called projectional source of the tyfield. Two dimensionally, ty is generically symbolized by a cross with a longer vertical component, and usually as seen within a circle which represents O. Typically, ty is designated by a vertical line, or y-axis, with a shorter, horizontal dash, or z-axis intersection (†) with the x-axis left implied but unwritten.
    “The extended vertical line is said to represent the identity function, or so-called keel line component of the tyfield. The horizontal dash is said to represent the overall or peripheral view attributed to the viewing identity function component. The implied x-axis represents the temporal flow of the field forward through time. The purpose of the ty symbol, as an extension of the three-dimensional plus symbol (+) central to the xyz coordinates, is to allow you to sense your own mindfield from this tiny centered cross within the midpoint of your viewing consciousness. In that way, you may radially project reality initially in terms of these three components: immediate identity, nowflow, and peripheral view.
    “We generally refer to any study of tyfield phenomena as psychoinertial mechanics, or tymechanics. Tymechanics is the study of how the radial fieldline graphics, or fieldpatterns emanate into the overall spherical tyfield that surrounds our observing core of consciousness from the mem, or memory banks of the brain. We, as the inner observers of our own respective mindfields, of course see the tyfield or mindfield as the inner space of the inverted infinity within the mental sphere about our memory-driven core of viewing consciousness. As you may have noticed by the calibration symbols we use in our stagers, the ty in O concept is most often symbolized by a circle with a cross in its center.”