We answer him that our minds have been so occupied with the beauties
and the marvels of the universe as he has been showing them to us, and
this invitation has been so unexpected that we don't know just what to
answer. We most certainly would enjoy a trip to Venus at this time,
but there has been a wondering thought as to whether there might be an
evaporation of the fuel for our ship, making us short on our return
trip to Earth.
He replied, "you shouldn't worry about that. When the time comes for
you to return to Earth we will see that your ship has all the fuel
needed. We can make up on short notice, all the fuel you want of the
kind you are using."
So without further hesitation we told him we would go to Venus now
instead of waiting.
The date was made for two days later because he said, "we are going to
groom a ship for that purpose, get it all in readiness for the trip,
for we have different types of ships to go to different planets. And,"
he added, "I am going with you."
After these arrangements had all been made, we are taken to a beach
resort along one of the ocean fronts where we will spend the next two
days before leaving on our trip to Venus.
There is a beautiful building here, reminding us of some of our most
exclusive club buildings in America, yet much more magnificent. In here
we are given a suite of rooms containing elegance and comfort beyond
our ability to describe. Here, as elsewhere, service is supreme and we
are given anything and everything that our hearts can desire. Truly, we
are being served as though we are kings of Earth.
After a good rest we venture to the beach along the water front. Many
people are bathing in the waters of this ocean, while many others are
lying around in the sands of the beach. They are of all ages, pretty
much as we see them on Earth, only here we see people of different
colors all playing together and having a wonderful time as we can see
by their expressions and actions. They are all very carefree. The
beauty part of it is that we cannot detect any distinction between the
groups, all seem to be one. It is so different than on Earth where you
see the poor on one part of a beach, then those a little better off,
and very much segregating themselves are the wealthy.
The only distinction that seems to be on this beach is us, for we
are of a slightly different structure and they know we are from the
Earth planet, but at that we are taken in as though we are one of
them, not through curiosity but with a warm feeling of friendliness.
No differences in feeling or actions is shown between us and the
inhabitants of their own planet.
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