# Little Green Alien, Season 1

## Season 1, Sequel 1

### Alien's early memories of growing up with its intelligent, mind-reading spaceship

The little green alien, a story about an alien mind player and how everything came together very early.

So one day this alien thought about its first memories in his spaceship, and asked the toddler: what are your first memories? The toddler said, yeah, I remember getting food from my mother on her lap, from a big bottle, yummy. And the alien says: I remember getting energy from my spaceship. So, what are my first memories? I remember waking up in the spaceship, and in my mind was a big smile, a very nice, empathic smile. It was nice. And someday I had a question: what is that smile? And then I got the idea in my mind that that is my relationship to my spaceship. The spaceship smiles, I smile, we are both together very happy. And I continued to sleep, listened to nice music and enjoyed that. That was the beginning.

Then later, later, later, one day I had a wish. I wished for something to play with, yeah, this colorful thing. And the spaceship, which has a direct connection to me, created this colorful ball for me to play with. Here we are, that's what the spaceship does for me. But another time I had a very destructive idea: I wanted to have a hammer to destroy vases. But what did the spaceship do? It created two vases with beautiful flowers for me, no hammer. So that was my first lesson: I can wish things in my mind, the spaceship may or may not create them for me. It was a very early, early lesson that I have to play my mind, so that the spaceship can deal with it, read it, and knows exactly what's going on in my mind. Interesting.

So that means the little alien had to learn very early how to play its mind, so that the spaceship could deal with it and doesn't get confused, and everything works mind to mind, spaceship mind to alien mind. Interesting.

## Season 1, Sequel 2

### Alien learns how to get toys and stuff from spaceship and have fun.

The little green alien continues his story about his first memories, how he learned to work with his spaceship. He's connected to it, so the spaceship reads his mind.

So he imagined it would be nice to play with some bricks. What happened? The spaceship created some red, some green, some blue bricks for him, even more than he had imagined. And he built the first little something.

Then he imagined, oh wow, it would be great to have hundreds and hundreds of bricks. What happened? The spaceship just sent him a little bag with even less bricks than before. Why that? He thought and thought.

Then he thought about building a little house, yeah, brown bricks and red bricks for the roof. What happened? The spaceship sent him exactly the bricks he needed to build the house. That was interesting. And he imagined the house could have windows and a chimney and a door, and the spaceship sent him additional bricks for windows, door and chimney. And he imagined it would be nice to have some trees and bushes, maybe a bicycle in front of the house, he received that, and even some ducks and a pool to decorate the house. That was interesting and fun.

Then he imagined how great it would be to have three spaceships that could do all that stuff. And what happened? Nothing. The spaceship disappeared for a while, didn't want to play with him anymore. Yes, it came back sometime. Then he imagined having a big shelf for all of his bricks. The spaceship deleted all the bricks and just left him with one brick. No, nothing to store, always ask again.

So what did he learn? Yeah, he learned: if he has a specific creative idea, he gets what he needs. If he just wants to have stuff, he gets nothing. At least he knew how to deal with it. Yeah, he was happy. He and the spaceship had clarified something now. That was interesting to learn. Yeah, kind of a circle, and he clearly went through that circle again and again, learning, trying, thinking about something.

## Season 1, Sequel 3

### Alien playfully explores how things work and spaceship often surprises.

The little green alien continues its story about its first adventures with the spaceship, the mind-reading, intelligent spaceship that it came together with at its first memories.

What did it do? Yes, it thinks of things, like thinking of a ball that it could roll down a hill. And what does the spaceship do? Yes, it creates a ball and some bricks so that it can build a hill. That's fun. It has so much fun with that, puts the ball there and lets it roll. That's funny.

Then it comes to the idea to have just a bigger, longer hill, just long, long, long. What happens? Yeah, the spaceship creates it, but it's boring and gray and not any bigger than before, because it's not a great idea. So it thinks more about what it could do, and comes up with the idea of a track, a track with curves. And what does the spaceship do? It creates bricks for it, bricks with rills for balls, so that it can build different types of tracks. That's fun.

And then it comes with the idea to put obstacles on the hill, so that the balls click here, tick there, and go all kinds of weird routes down the hill. But what does the spaceship do? Look at that, it gets something with many, many balls and regular obstacles, and whatever way it puts down the balls, they all come in the same pattern. Oh, that's interesting.

The next idea: have two balls falling at the same time, and see whether one is faster, reaches earlier, and flips the rocker. The spaceship gives it another option, it has some sensors, or four sensors, which measure the speed of the ball. And then it gives it different balls, different sizes, different weights, different shapes. And wow, they all have the same speed.

But that's enough, it wants to have some fun. Little alien wants to have fun. So it wants to fall itself, the spaceship goes up, gives it a parachute, and wow, fun! And as a closing, spaceship creates a roller coaster for little alien. Hey, wow, that's great fun, and it continues, three loops. Yeah, working with the spaceship is really fun for little alien. Wow, relaxing, enjoying, and lots of fun. That's how it should be.

## Season 1, Sequel 4

### Toddler asks: Are you all green, look like you and have a green spaceship?

The toddler is talking to the little green alien and has a question: do all your friends look like you and their spaceships like your spaceship? And the alien laughs, no, they don't even all have spaceships, they all have different vehicles they are living in.

Yeah, this blue guy, or maybe this orange guy with a long neck in this funny spaceship. Oh, this guy, look, purple, small purple. Or this one in turquoise. Now this one who is looking a little bit like a snowman, in his white spaceship. Now this one is running around with his driving spaceship or driving cart. And this one has something, I don't know what that is, but he seems to enjoy it. And this one looks like a bubble, the alien looks like a bubble, and the spaceship, or whatever he's living in, looks like a bubble. And this one is more like a long thing with tentacles, or like a star, look at that, very pointy. Or like a long snake, or a worm. This one seems to have watched too many robot videos. This one seems to like butterflies. This one is like a big sphere, like a big sphere with little extensions. Funny. That looks like a caterpillar, and that like a little mountain, and the spaceship is a big mountain. Or that, whatever that is, I don't know what that looks like. Funny. Oh, that one looks like a tree.

They all have creativity and created their shapes and colors so that they enjoy it and have fun. All are different. Creativity is important, and having fun with creativity is important.

Yeah, so I'm green because I love to be green, and they love their colors and their forms and their shapes. They can change them over time if they want, their ships, or spaceships, or vehicles, or whatever you call them, are creative enough to change it if they want. That's fun. Wow.

## Season 1, Sequel 5

### How does Alien "speak" with its intelligent, mind-reading spaceship.

One day the toddler asked the alien: how do you speak with your spaceship; how does it speak to you? Do you have language, do you have words, how do you hear it?

And the little alien laughed and explained: look, I create a picture in my mind, maybe about this one spot in the sky, and I'm interested what that is. I can get the feeling of a question mark and of curiosity in my mind, and the spaceship gets that from my mind, and sends back a picture with information about the planet directly into my mind.

Maybe I send this: how many days are required to get there? The spaceship sends back, look, like four times sleeping, and then we are circling around this thing and will investigate. Or I create the picture: Let's start immediately. And the spaceship sends back: Two times sleeping is required, and then we start. Do I like that? No. I send back a feeling of sadness, and of only one time sleeping, I would like. And the spaceship sends back that they will send me one day of red stuff, one day of green stuff, one day of blue stuff, I have to learn so many things and get them before we can start. And I sent back: okay, I feel good with that, as long as it is fun. And the spaceship sends back: will be fun, fun, fun, and astonishment, and astonishment, and excitement, and wow, and fun, fun. Yeah, that's okay.

I asked: are there green aliens living there on that planet? Just sending the picture in my mind, and the spaceship creates a picture, like these, oh, they look funny, they're a different type of guys and species. Interesting.

But how do they communicate? I sent back this question: what is that? And look at that, I get back: no, they don't have that, they do this, they create words and sounds that go from the mouth to the ear, and then the other one creates the same, and that goes from his mouth to the other's ear. Whoa, I'm astonished! Wow, interesting, but I'm also a little bit amused. That must be totally crazy and funny, isn't it? Communicating with sound. Interesting. That's the way we communicate. And toddler has fun. Yeah, interesting.

## Season 1, Sequel 6

### Young Alien did not learn literacy or numeracy but mindplaying as its first teachings.

Some years have passed since last time, and our toddler now is a schoolboy or schoolgirl. It is interested in what the green alien is learning. The toddler had learned plus and minus, and its name and ABC. But what did the green alien learn at the beginning?

The alien says: I learned to play my mind like a beautiful instrument. Interesting! Playing your mind was what little alien learned first. It learned to influence its logical thinking in the mind, its imaginations, its emotions, pain and feelings, likes and dislikes, and especially to deal with outside triggers which influence its mind. And of course with its spaceship.

So how did it do that? First, it learned to observe and to study its mind. Yes, for example, it learned that there is an automatism that automatically reacts to any outside trigger, anything from outside is very often automatically reacted to. And it learned to control that. Or it has an automatism that is auto-playing, the mind is playing alone on its own. And then it learned to manage its attention, yes, it looks at the butterfly, at a sun, at a stone, at this, at that, but it can control how its attention is jumping around.

And then the next big chapter was to learn its true nature. It looked into a mirror and asked itself: who am I? Of course it has no language, so it did it in a different way. It found out that not knowing can just be a nice state, or that with a Ping you can empty your mind and relax deeply. It learned all kinds of things about its mind, how to manage it.

And then the next big chapter: It thought that it is only one person, we would say an "I." Then it learned: no, it has parts of its personality, which are totally different. This one is a funny one, making jokes. This one is questioning everything all the time. This part of it is protecting and shielding. This part of it is investigating all the time with a magnifier or with glasses. This one is a victim. That one is sad. This one is loving everybody and everything all the time. This one is very aggressive and demolishing everything. This one is wise and knowing everything, at least it thinks it knows everything. This one closes its eyes, doesn't want to see things. This one runs away from situations.

Wow, interesting. Playing the mind is a long, long journey to learn, but it's so valuable, and little alien is very good at it by now. Wow.

## Season 1, Sequel 7

### Little Alien gives an example of its early mindplaying experiences.

The kid last time was curious how this mind-playing thing goes, so the alien promised to give an example.

The alien was a small kid. It loved flowers so much. So there was a big bunch of all kinds of flowers, little alien ran into them, wanted to hug them, wanted to enjoy them, and didn't see the nettles there, the stinging nettles. And wow, full of stinging nettles, burning, burning, burning. Another day there were roses, so it picked the rose and didn't think of the thorns, and again, blood, blood. The thorns.

So then, somehow, little alien developed the part of itself, the Order-Part, the part that loves things in order, so that this type of thing cannot happen. The flowers are ordered, it knows exactly what is where, and it hates this chaotic combination of all kinds of flowers on the spot. So this order-loving part loves this field, loves to sort things. For the next trip it has a very orderly haircut and even loves to have its mind very orderly. But what's behind that door? Yes, the chaotic, wild part has been locked away. He's not allowed to be on stage.

Do this, open the door! And one time the alien did that, and allowed this part to come out, and even to have a big, great dinner. But not just any dinner, the alien asked this part of himself: what do you really need? And what did it really need? It really needed to be wild from time to time. And then it got so much wildness until this wild part really was happy. And it was, even after a while, dancing with the part that loves order. They both became friends, danced together, sometimes more chaos and wildness, sometimes more order and structure. And they became dancing principles.

And for little alien this means: Yeah, it can enjoy a garden that has a mixture of order and chaos, it can appreciate both. And also in its mind, it can work with order and work with chaos. Yeah, that's interesting, isn't it? Mind-playing makes you more flexible, you're not limited to one or the other pattern, you can enjoy many things more.

## Season 1, Sequel 8

### Little Alien asked: "Who am I?" and searched inside and outside.

Today the alien describes what happened when it wanted to find out who it is, what its real nature is.

First, it looked into a mirror, saw its face. Am I my face? No. My body? No. So it zoomed in more, it feels like I am between my eyes. So it zoomed into that spot. Am I there? Nothing to find there, of course it was not in the face.

It looked inside of the head, deeper into that, to this brownish-reddish something. Lots of stuff there, but it didn't find itself. Found a dot, maybe go deeper. Still a lot of funny stuff there, but not me. Again a smaller dot, a smaller dot, a smaller dot. I zoom in, in, in. What do I find? Oh, I find a molecule. Is that me? Am I a molecule? No, a molecule is made out of atoms. What am I? Am I a molecule? Am I one of these dots? But look, these atoms are made of small particles, electrons, protons, neutrons, stuff. Am I that? No, no. Let's dive deep, deeper, deeper, deeper, deeper. Nothing there, just nothing. Am I nothing? No, let's look again.

So now let's extend. Maybe I am my body, not only my mind but also my body. Yeah, but if I'm also my body, maybe I'm also my environment, all the plants and the people around me and everything. Maybe I am the whole planet. Wow, yeah, maybe. Who knows, let's see. But let's zoom out more, maybe I am the whole planet with all the water and all the countries and all the plants, yeah, like that, the whole planet. And maybe I zoom out more and I'm also the Moon, and maybe I'm also the planets, and maybe I'm also the Sun and all that. Maybe.

But if that's true, maybe, maybe, maybe, I'm even yes, I'm even a galaxy, I'm even the whole galaxy. Maybe I'm even all galaxies. More galaxies, more galaxies, the whole galaxy cluster. And if I'm the whole galaxy cluster and zoom out again, many, many galaxy clusters, and that's the universe. And outside of the universe is nothing. So again, if I zoom out, am I nothing?

But what if I just ignore all that and just enjoy, just enjoy the sun and the plants and me being. Wow. Relax.