A Grieving Tribute to Leonard Nimoy
Since the 1960’s and the coming of Star Trek, Gene
Roddenberry’s Wagon Train to the stars; I paid close attention to Leonard
Nimoy, his Mr. Spock as well as many of his other interests. Nimoy is an Aries.
I am an Aries. Nimoy loved the form of the plus size woman. I love the form of
the plus size woman. Nimoy wrote and published poetry. I have written and
published poetry. Nimoy lived with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
(COPD). I live with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
On CBS Sunday Morning report for March 1, 2015, Nimoy in a
video says, “Until Star Trek, I had never had a job lasting more than two
weeks.” While successfully living out Star Trek mega success and other ventures,
Mr. Spock will live eternal in and amongst the hearts of Star Trek Fans across
the world. I grieve at his passing.
Back Story
Mr. Spock is from the Planet Vulcan, a hot planet by Earth
standards with abundant uninhabitable terrain.
Vulcan is also home to people who have successfully repressed their
emotions to live logical lives. All their behavior expresses an unemotionally
invested, cold, and calculated logic. Vulcans are superior intellects without
ego.
Known only as Spock on his home world, he is the son of a
cross species mating between a Vulcan male and a Human female. His father,
Sarek serves as the Vulcan Ambassador to the United Federation of Planets for
which Earth serves as host. San Francisco is the Washington, D.C. of the
Federation.
Memorable Spock
Moments
In the episode, Amok Time, the siren song to the violent
mating ritual overtakes Spock and he must return to Vulan to claim his
betrothed, T’Pring, who seeks to have him logically eliminated through the challenge
of the koon - ut - kal - if - fee, battle to the death between
Spock and a champion of her choosing. She chooses Kirk. Vulcan sexual madness comes
every seven years for the Vulcan Male.
In the Second Feature Film, the Wrath of Khan, Spock dies to
save the Enterprise and the lives of her crew. As he dies he comments, “The
needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or the one.”
In the Third Feature Film, the Search for Spock, Spock’s
body remains on Planet Genesis after his death. The effects of the Genesis
Planet, life from lifelessness, regenerate Mr. Spock, alive without
consciousness of person or soul.
Before he died, Spock passed his soul (his kaatraa) on to
Dr. McKoy through the Vulcan Mind Meld. Necessity demanded that Kirk take Spock and McCoy to climb the steps of Mount Selaia for the ancient Vulcan ritual of fal - tor - pan to reunite Spock's soul and body. It is inconceivable to think of Star Trek without Spock.
Gifts from Mr. Spock
and Leonard Nimoy
Vulcan Philosophy inspires many across the Earth in the
forms of the IDIC, Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations. Nimoy brought
the Vulcan Salute from a blessing of Jewish Tradition. The salute is a “V”
formed the space between the middle finger and the ring finger. It communicates
live long and prosper.
Aries’ personalities are earthy. Nimoy’s reveals it broader
picture of beauty in his photography of the plus size woman as sexy on
steroids. A writer, thinker, producer, and contributor to the betterment of
humanity, this tribute honors Leonard Nimoy as beautiful soul and person. I
grieve at his passing.
Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease
Nimoy’s passing is a reminder the great among us must pass
through and burst the womb from this life to the next. Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease can result from smoking. It can also result from living in
and breathing toxic air.
The disease inhibits free breathing as lung elasticity
decreases. The process of inhaling and exhaling becomes a struggle. While Nimoy
lived a good, long, and productive life, hope exists that his legacy prompt
further exploration into the final frontier for a cure for COPD. I join the
millions who grieve his passing.
In the early 90's, Oscar and Bonnie Crawford created their own Start Trek Short Film at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida.
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