The Primordial Egg

I go back with Robin to the "Mork and Mindy" show and always found him to be a very sad soul with amazing talent. I watched the series with my family in the days before they knew anything about my alien experience. Robin played Mork, a lovable alien "stranded" here, who falls in love with an Earth woman, Mindy, played by Pam Dawber who is married to Mark Harmon star of the TV series NCIS. We all play multiple roles simultaneously.

This year Pam appeared on Robin's sitcom The Crazy Ones. The last episode of the series, which was cancelled May 10, 2014, was "The Lighthouse". Last week I blogged about Lighthouses. Robin Williams was a genius - and like most geniuses in science and entertainment - had issues to deal with.

We are programmed for intellect and emotions. Sometimes the two are not in balance - the greater the talent - the greater the chemical imbalance. Millions of people will mourn Robin's death then focus on their own lives and issues. It's never easy in physical reality. I'm sure you read about - or know people who suffer from clinical depression and substance abuse - taking their own lives. It is all about patterns that seem to be accelerating in this broken reality. It was programmed that way but now we are starting to see the truth behind the illusion.

Humans were created as part of a biogenetic experiment guided by alien intervention which is guided by the hologram of our reality. Human DNA contains strands of alien genetic material that guides some researchers to solve the existence of humanity - past, present, future - through the alien equation. If we were programmed for truth, life would be so different, or not exist at all.

I don't know what I loved most about Robin - because it was everything. What comes to mind right now is "Comic Relief" with Whoopie Goldberg and Billy Crystal. Good-by Robin. You will be missed. Stop by when you can. Bring your spaceship ... Nano Nano! When I "see"your soul, it's dispersed into millions of soul sparks across the sky ... like fireworks.

The results of Robin William autopsy - no drugs or alcohol. Aside from suffering from depression, anxiety, and Parkinson's Disease, Williams suffered from a type of dementia that indicates early onset Alzheimers.