Oxygénia

The fewest oxygen I need when I sleep or lie down quietly without
thoughts. Movements are consuming lots of oxygen! So let's walk
slowly and thoughtfully! Before we get started, we need to assure we
have enough oxygen. If this is not the case, we head to the next
working hall where we can obtain new oxygen! We need to keep in
mind to not let our body get cold because of lack of oxygen, because
else we cannot take part in the Grand Spring Festival!
One also needs oxygen to eat. On the menu, you find next to
each dish the required amount to digest it! Be economical! Don't
waste too much oxygen for one dish!
Watch the TV broadcasts! For this, one doesn't need oxygen!"
In the school book also were illustrations. On one picture, a
sleeping hall just like the one Peter had experienced was shown.
Children laid on the beds, strechted comfortably, and watched the
projections shown on the ceiling. But these pictures also were grey
and sad. The whole school book bore sadness. A map-like drawing
gained Peters interest. It was around the middle of the book, at the
chapter Our home.
" Oxygénia is our home.
Oxygénia is a giant plain under a wide sky on which the sun, the
twelve moons and thirty-three million stars are standing. The
edema of Satan covers the sky from our eyes, but once a year, for
the Grand Spring Festival, the sky opens its curtain, and the stars
become visible. The sun and the moons circle around Oxygénia
according to Gods command. When the releaving mercy will arrive,
we all will see their golden discs.
The inhabitants of Oxygénia is us, the beings. Amongst us, there
are men, women and children. Children come right from the sky at
the Grand Spring Festival. They bring the mercy.
On the plain of Oxygénia, the cities raise. All cities are identical.
The beings live in cities. They all have the same temperature and
are equally supplied with light and food. And each city has twelve
sun places, and around each sun place, twelve moon living blocks
are raising. We find the same rooms in all living blocks. Block Three
serves as sleeping room and dining hall. Number One is the school,
and the children are living here, Numbers Two and Four are the
warehouses, Five, Six and Seven are the working stations,
respectively, the oxygen distributors. Eight is the hospital..."
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