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ABOUT THE BOOK

The planet knew death approached.

All she had created would die with her.

She wept, not for herself, but for her children.

She cried out to the only entity that could save them.

and Cyrhion, an ancient Galaxy Lord heard the cry. . .

"When the Earth is sick, the animals will begin to disappear. When that happens, The Warriors of the Rainbow will come to save them."

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 ~ Chief Seattle (1786-1866) of the Suquamish,

a noble tribe of the Pacific Northwest.​

 

He knew the Galaxy Lords would someday appear.

The living universe was a core belief of humanity's ancient tribes. It's easy to imagine our primal ancestor's first spark of spiritual awe awakening within the first night gazers under a star filled sky, and continuing to the present day Native American's connection with Mother Earth

to Dr. James Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis.

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That a sentient consciousness imbues all matter in the universe is both a frightening and comforting thought.

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