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'''<center>Commentary</center>'''
[[Noe]] slowly became aware of the changes that had been taking place within hir body, [[autonomous]]ly adjusting hir to the slightly different conditions of planetary life.
Unfamiliar bacteria were analyzed and assimilated, as hir sensitive internal organs
reconfigured themselves to cope with the denser vibrational structure of [[matter]].
Over time, sHe found the substance of hir body drawing in and compacting,
hir great size gradually diminishing as the millennia passed.
Long ago all Helianx had learned the advantages of delegating
many of their internal [[biology|biological]] processes to their indwelling [[deva]]s.
It had freed their [[mind]]s to focus on what had always interested them most,
their endless journey of discovery into the vastness of the mental and [[spiritual]] realms
that had so enriched their long lives.
They had come to think of their bodies merely as vehicles, as houses,
that they had turned over to caretakers to care for while they were traveling out of them.
This had resulted in a level of devic [[autonomy]] which had allowed the Helianx
to adjust to a wide variety of physical conditions, and was largely responsible
for their reputation as intergalactic [[shapeshifters]].
Noe, however, had been advised by the computers that sHe would need to establish
a far more collaborative relationship with hir deva,
if sHe was to modify hir body sufficiently to accomplish the mission.
SHe had not originally greeted this [[information]] from the computers with much enthusiasm.
It had felt like a backward step to hir, since it was a matter of some pride
that the Helianx had managed to detach themselves so completely from their bodies.
Once on the planet, and as sHe came to terms with her Mure(?) prospects,
Noe quickly recognized the [[wisdom]] of the computers' counsel.
Hir prime intention for the foreseeable [[future]] would have to focus on preparing hirself,
on keeping hirself safe through many millions of years of [[climate change|climatic changes]]
and the inevitable planetary disasters. SHe needed to hone hir [[body]] and [[spirit]] for the [[time]]
sHe would be able to pass on the Helianx DNA to the appropriate host [[species]].
And the only way this was going to be accomplished was to work very closely with hir deva.
These were the thoughts that were running through hir somnolent mind, as Noe lay along
the coastline, lazily prolonging the moment sHe knew sHe had to move hir life into the sea.
Hir explorations on land had already been rich enough and hir natural curiosity
had allowed sufficient time for hir body to adapt to the many
viral and [[bacteriology|bacteriological]] challenges this new world presented.
However profuse the flora and fauna were on land, however,
it turned out to be nothing compared to what Noe observed when sHe did finally enter the ocean.
Swimming creatures of every shape and size circled around hir massive head,
as sHe sunk deeper into the cool water.
Seaweed as tall as forest trees stroked hir belly
and small fish burrowed into the sandy seabed when hir shadow passed over them.
Life seemed to be everywhere sHe looked, as sHe swam slowly with the tide,
hugging the coastline and relishing the velvet sweep of water over the length of hir body.
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'''<center>Commentary</center>'''
[[Noe]] slowly became aware of the changes that had been taking place within hir body, [[autonomous]]ly adjusting hir to the slightly different conditions of planetary life.
Unfamiliar bacteria were analyzed and assimilated, as hir sensitive internal organs
reconfigured themselves to cope with the denser vibrational structure of [[matter]].
Over time, sHe found the substance of hir body drawing in and compacting,
hir great size gradually diminishing as the millennia passed.
Long ago all Helianx had learned the advantages of delegating
many of their internal [[biology|biological]] processes to their indwelling [[deva]]s.
It had freed their [[mind]]s to focus on what had always interested them most,
their endless journey of discovery into the vastness of the mental and [[spiritual]] realms
that had so enriched their long lives.
They had come to think of their bodies merely as vehicles, as houses,
that they had turned over to caretakers to care for while they were traveling out of them.
This had resulted in a level of devic [[autonomy]] which had allowed the Helianx
to adjust to a wide variety of physical conditions, and was largely responsible
for their reputation as intergalactic [[shapeshifters]].
Noe, however, had been advised by the computers that sHe would need to establish
a far more collaborative relationship with hir deva,
if sHe was to modify hir body sufficiently to accomplish the mission.
SHe had not originally greeted this [[information]] from the computers with much enthusiasm.
It had felt like a backward step to hir, since it was a matter of some pride
that the Helianx had managed to detach themselves so completely from their bodies.
Once on the planet, and as sHe came to terms with her Mure(?) prospects,
Noe quickly recognized the [[wisdom]] of the computers' counsel.
Hir prime intention for the foreseeable [[future]] would have to focus on preparing hirself,
on keeping hirself safe through many millions of years of [[climate change|climatic changes]]
and the inevitable planetary disasters. SHe needed to hone hir [[body]] and [[spirit]] for the [[time]]
sHe would be able to pass on the Helianx DNA to the appropriate host [[species]].
And the only way this was going to be accomplished was to work very closely with hir deva.
These were the thoughts that were running through hir somnolent mind, as Noe lay along
the coastline, lazily prolonging the moment sHe knew sHe had to move hir life into the sea.
Hir explorations on land had already been rich enough and hir natural curiosity
had allowed sufficient time for hir body to adapt to the many
viral and [[bacteriology|bacteriological]] challenges this new world presented.
However profuse the flora and fauna were on land, however,
it turned out to be nothing compared to what Noe observed when sHe did finally enter the ocean.
Swimming creatures of every shape and size circled around hir massive head,
as sHe sunk deeper into the cool water.
Seaweed as tall as forest trees stroked hir belly
and small fish burrowed into the sandy seabed when hir shadow passed over them.
Life seemed to be everywhere sHe looked, as sHe swam slowly with the tide,
hugging the coastline and relishing the velvet sweep of water over the length of hir body.
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