Pot Head: The Future Book 2

By Woody Bryant

Pot Head Book 2 The Experiment. In writing this book each character has a numerology profile for example Savannah in real life is an 8, I gave her character the 8 energy in the book. The number 8 is about business, about strength and power, understanding action, service, and determination. It shows her character represent her. This is the experiment. Miles in real life is a 6. In the book I give his character 6 or 33 highly schooled master of all subjects, skilled in performance, well balanced and fearless under pressure. Each character has real life components. My wife in real life is a 4 her 4 character is always organizing; she has a great plan filled with danger. Brandon's character in real life is a 3, I make the 3 characters in the book really lucky. The main character Pot head I gave him my number 5, he goes through changes, just like me. Numbers have nothing to do with this book, this is my experiment. The book is about an adventure on another world, a level above earth, level 27 Atlantis and the struggle this black family has to encounter to survive on this world and the enlightenment with the encounter with Jesus who was on this world at the same time, fighting to survive.

We are really going to burn now

Danger, danger a change is coming

• Language: English
• Publisher: Page Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Jun 13, 2023
• ISBN: 9781662458491

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Pot Head

The Future Book 2

Woody Bryant

Copyright © 2023 Woody Bryant

All rights reserved

First Edition

PAGE PUBLISHING

Conneaut Lake, PA

First originally published by Page Publishing 2023

ISBN 978-1-6624-5848-4 (pbk)

ISBN 978-1-6624-5849-1 (digital)

Printed in the United States of America

Table of Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Part 2 Pothead

Book 2: The Future

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

About the Author

Chapter 1

The name of this movie is called Pothead. The movie starts off with a pack of zigzags and a little bag of weed. Then it turns to this old man sitting in a rocking chair, having a smoke. He has had three cancers and a heart bypass.

His wife walks by and looks at him and says, You are just a pothead.

The old man sits there and stares out into space. He says, "Sometimes I ask myself how I got here. Let me go back as far as I remember.

"In the beginning, the earth was so fertile the soil had so many different minerals in it. All the plants grew extremely large. What we call marijuana now was called chunk root back then. Chunk root grew as tall as a one-story house. And the buds were as big as cantaloupes, and they were in big chunks. This was the main food of the dinosaurs. I think this is why they grew so big. The scraps that the dinosaur left the smaller animals ate, and they grew. And the scraps that they left man ate, and they say there were a race of giant men back then. They say that between the dinosaurs the small animals and man they ate and smoked up most of the chunk root in Africa.

"They discovered in the caves of Africa drawings on the walls showing all nine planets, flying machines, people with wings, pictures of the chunk root, and the ways that it was distributed. With that chunk root, they could see the world moving. They never heard about the chunk root anymore because that knowledge was lost. My great-grandfather was one of the only black scientists who was still looking for evidence and the knowledge of the ancient African people's superior knowledge. He discovered a cave deep in the swamp of Africa that had three large jars in it. Two of the jars had written gold tablets inside, and the last jar was almost filled with dirt. Years later, the gold tablets still had not been interpreted. They say the African writings did not go back that far. One of his grandsons found some seeds in the dirt. He tried to grow the seeds, but they never grew. He said that he had to find a scientist whom he knew was working on a new peanut and see if he could rejuvenate these seeds. Wait, I'm getting too far ahead of myself. Let's go back.

"The way I remember the story is that Moses was down there with the cattle, you know. The land was plentiful, and the cattle were getting fat. All Moses's friends were saying, ‘On top of the mountain, there was a big fire burning. It has been burning for about nine or ten days. Moses, you should go up there and see what is happening on the top of that mountain!' So Moses then, being the head of the council, sat down and calculated that it would take him about ten days to get up there to see what was burning and ten days to get back. He should be back in twenty days. He took enough food for fifteen days with the thought that he could stretch it. Eat seven days and fast three days on the way up. Eat seven and fast three days on the way down. So he took fifteen days' worth of food. Moses was a godly man but also a soldier and a disciplinary, so he went to walking up the mountain.

"And the first seven days, he was right on schedule, so he fasted for the next three days as he walked up the mountain with just water. About the tenth day, it was getting kind of smoky because he was getting up to some of that smoke that was coming down. He could see, but it was real smoky. The next two or three days, he still had not got to the top of the mountain. But all of a sudden, he got so hungry that he ate the rest of the food he was going to use to come down. Then he started to prey for food and water. It was farther than he thought it was to get to the top of the mountain. Then he started hurrying, and then he said, ‘Father, let there be food and water on top of this mountain.'

"Two days later, he crawled to the top of the mountain. Trees were burning. Bushes were burning everywhere. He was looking around and spied that a lamb had passed out in the bush and had been cooked. He looked around farther and said, ‘Father, I need some water.' There was a pond over there with water in it. He said, ‘Thank you, God. Thank you, God. Thank you, God.'

"He ate then drank and bathed in the water. And then he started to look around to see what all that burning was about. All of a sudden, this one particular plant burst into flames. It would burn for a while and give off some real heavy smoke. And then another plant would burst into flames. So Moses ran ahead of the fire and took off his robe and said, ‘These must be blessed plants.' Then he grabbed a bunch of the plants and wrapped them in his robe. As he was dragging these plants back, he stumbled over some stones. Moses said, ‘It's getting dark. I better light me a fire. I'm going to light me a fire while I am ahead of the fire. In the morning, when the fire has burned up a little bit, I can go back down the mountain.' It got cold on top of that mountain, so he went and got some of those bushes and some of those weeds and lit him a big fire and sat there and warmed himself. Boy, all of a sudden, his mind went crazy, and he was talking to God. God told him to write up some commandments for the people.

"Moses said, ‘They got ten fingers. How many commandments do you want me to write, Father? I'm a good writer, Father.'

"The Father said, ‘Write up ten of them. They got ten fingers. They should be able to understand that.'

"So Moses pulled out his chisel and these two white stones, and he started to write the Ten Commandments. He had eaten half the lamb up by the time he got to the third commandment and passed out. When Moses woke up the next morning, the Ten Commandments were finished and were glowing in the sun.

"So anyway, when Moses got back down the mountain, you know, he was a hero. He had the Ten Commandments and a half of lamb and a great big bag of some kind of herb. The people did not care much about the Ten Commandments and Moses talking to God. They were glad to get the good meat. Moses took his big sack and went into his tent. Moses got so frustrated he wrote the eleventh and twelfth commandments. God had to stop him. He said, ‘Hold up, Moses.' Moses had got so high. So they say that he had got paranoid and messed around and broke the Ten Commandments. He was frustrated with so much knowledge. Moses built a box, and he put the Ten Commandments in it and some holy dirt from the top of the mountain and a big sack of seed from the holy herb. Then he threw all the leftover herb he had in his robe in the box and nailed it shut, and he carried it around with him everywhere he went. With so much knowledge, Moses and his brother were smoking the Holy Herb. Then Moses decided that he was going to save his people. And then Moses saw a big stick, and the big stick looked like a snake. So when they went to see Pharaoh, they told him to let his people go. Moses grabbed that big stick and a little pack of Gungi. So when he threw that stick in front of Pharaoh and the sparks flew up from the Gungi, the smoke got all up in the Pharaoh's nose and shit. The Pharaoh's men threw their snake down, and Moses's snake ate up the Pharaoh's snake. The people in the back could not see it. They said, ‘We don't see anything but a stick.' The Pharaoh said, ‘I see that big-ass snake eating up my little snake.'

"Moses did not call it Gungi. He called it the holy herb. Moses was still testing the holy herb to see its power. Moses let his brother smoke some of the holy herb, and he just got more aware, hungry, and sleepy. But every time that Moses smoked the holy herb, he was back on the mountain, talking to God. God told Moses to have some people ride through Egypt on donkeys with smoke from the holy herb for five days. God said that Moses could declare any kind of sanctions that he wanted on the Pharaoh to let his people go. The holy herb was so powerful that it had saturated the whole city. When Moses got on the mountain and called for the pestilence and the river to turn red, the people were so high off the holy herb they saw every word Moses spoke. They say when Moses got to the sea, he smoked the holy herb for ten days straight to get enough power to part the waters. They also say that Moses ran out of the holy herb when he got to the desert. That is why it took them forty years to gain passage. I think the message was, ‘Don't ever run out of the holy herb.' Back in those days, Moses knew how powerful the holy herb was when it was smoked. So Moses banned smoking of any kind for thousands of years.

"So when Jesus came along, he traveled all over Asia and Africa that sixteen years that he was lost. Jesus had got the Gungi in the chewing form. When he went to Africa, they had broken the holy herb down to liquid hash. They had a little chewing thing that they put in the side of their mouth. Then they started to talk to God. Jesus had seen some remarkable things that the Gungi had done. He saw the Africans put Gungi in a man's mouth and bring him back from the dead. He saw the Gungi cure all types of sickness and disease. He saw the Africans rise up from the ground and almost fly after chewing some of that Gungi. When Jesus got to the blind man, he chewed up a little Gungi, spit some on the ground, mixed it, and put it on the blind man's eyes. Jesus went through the ritual because he had seen what Gungi could do. When the blind man washed in the river and washed all the poison and the glaucoma out of his eyes, he could see again. Everybody thought that was a miracle.

"I remember in the story that when Jesus was on the boat, he was chewing up that Gungi. He brewed up a hell of a storm. Peter woke up, and the storm was going.

"Peter said, ‘Jesus, you are walking on water.' Jesus had got so high he had stepped outside the boat. He was walking around the boat. Peter said, ‘Jesus, you are walking on water.'

"Jesus said, ‘Yes. Peter, come on out here.'

"Peter stepped out there, and he was walking for a while. Then Peter got nervous, and Jesus and Peter both had to swim for the shore.

"The Gungi was worldwide. The Mayan did not know anything about Moses and Jesus. They chewed the Gungi, smoked the Gungi, and drank the Gungi. Everything was created around the Gungi. The Mayans got so creative they built four or five pyramids in the jungle. They prayed to the gods for water and rain. They lived a hundred thousand years before they vanished.

"When the great scholars and scientist came along and they started to smoke the holy herb, they started to create things that were out of this world. They found out what the Gungi did was expand man's mind to the next level. So in the first centuries, only the elite had a chance to smoke the Precious Herb. They had gone so far that they had found a couple more herbs and broke them down and ate the leaves and wrote manuscripts and discovered the cycle of the moon and the stars.

"The Africans say you can smoke that Gungi and see Jupiter and Mars and Venus. They found on the African cave walls in the early first centuries they had mapped out all the planets. They had mapped out where each planet was and how far away they were with accuracy. And they were still in the caves.

"Daniel said that when they threw him in the lions' den, he gave the lions some Gungi. He did not know that lions could laugh until a lion looked at him and said, ‘You are in here for me to eat.' And that tickled the lions so bad that somebody threw them some meat and they didn't have to go and kill it. They couldn't even eat Daniel.

"These are just small incidences about the holy herb. The great boom did not happen until about a hundred thousand white boys went over to Jamaica and brought some of that Gungi, and it was on. A white boy's mind was so devious that when he smoked the Gungi, they called it the dark ages. He created Frankenstein, wolf man, and some of those weird dark movies.

"The Gungi died down for a while after the white boys got it. They broke it down and diluted it. You know, they took the Gungi seeds and split it into twenty-two Gungi seeds and made up twenty-two different types of Gungi. You know, they could not allow the original Gungi to be exposed to the world. So that was the secret. The secret was, Why not let everybody be exposed to the second level of consciousness that the original Gungi produced? The Jamaicans heard about how they were diluting the Gungi. That is what Bob Marley smoked. Nothing but the Gungi. So the Jamaicans imported the Gungi to the black neighborhoods of America so the black people would get a chance to smoke the real Gungi.

"I know that everyone has experienced this. I remember I went to New York one time, and this young lady rolled me a smoke of the Gungi. It was so thin it was a little bigger than a hairpin. And I had been smoking for years. You know I could control it. It wasn't a big thang. But when I hit that Gungi, I started throwing up on everything. Two puffs and I was high for two days. I don't know what that young lady did to me. So all smokers, one time in their life, have hit the Gungi. The Gungi turned them out and took them to the second level of consciousness.

"Then it started. When I started smoking the holy herb, it seemed like everybody started. I remember when somebody gave me my first smoke. They were telling me that I could go to the next level. I smoked it, and I went to the next level, you know. And it was great. I was thinking and creating stuff, and everybody that was smoking was going to the next level. Then the white boys and the black boys got together and figured out that wasn't the right way to describe the Gungi. They were talking about getting to the next level, and they skipped over a step. And they agreed the Gungi had a