Dearest Ljova,
I have chosen your question this week, though others at Roma Central suggest it was posed in jest. I think not, dear Ljova, and your heart knows this is true, does it not? Human hearts, collectively, yearn to know what comes in this millenium. It is not so strange to inquire about the great beyond you humans refer to as "Space." And your inquiry is conservative by all counts, for you want to know what happens on our closest neighbor - Mars.
Dearest Ljova, I have read your vibrations as they were transmitted via electronic impulse at the same time as your question, and from these I know a little about who you are. I can tell you this: you are driven by the music of the spheres, and I suspect that music in general plays a great role in your life. Is this not correct? Do you perhaps play banjo? (Miss Roma hopes so, since she has such fond memories of an old human man who played one in Yosemite when she was a pup.) Such a one as you will of course turn his heart toward the stars in wonder. But the answer to your question lies within.
Ljova, and readers at large, as you come to know Roma, you will learn her major teaching: that we each guide our own destinies. Consequently, my guidance consists of several optional choices, and all is in your own capable hands and hearts, my beloveds. And so, Ljova, below I have placed your several choices. Choose according to your own musical heart, and I will have provided such guidance as has been given me. Proceed below, and click on the response that calls to you, dear heart:
YES, there will be life on Mars in Ljova's lifetime!
NO, there will not be life on Mars in Ljova's lifetime.
WELL, there is already life on Mars. |
