The Quest for the Books: A Galactic Genesis

I: ‘The Quest to Save’

When God created the Universe, he also created angels to share in His creation.  But some of the angels believed that they too, were all powerful and all knowing.

The leader of the rebellion in Heaven was one of God’s closest, His beautiful Lucifer, head of the Order of Virtues.

About one third of the angels, unwittingly followed Lucifer and, in turn, to their own demise, they followed him into eternal damnation.  Approximately one third of the angels chose not to take sides.

Because this group could not decide where their loyalties lay, they were sent down to earth as mortals.  This was their only chance to redeem themselves in the sight of God.

The only obstacle they faced was the fact that none of them would remember their relationship with God or of their time in Heaven.  These mortals are you and I and all of our brothers and sisters in the Galaxy.  If Lucifer had anything to do with it, we would not be the only angels to become mortals.  When Lucifer learned that he could manipulate the new “mortals”, this reality became his.

God wanted no interference to the mortals on either side.  “They must prove themselves on their own,” He said.

But Lucifer, like always, only heard what he wanted to hear and interfered anyway.

Because of Lucifer’s disobedience, God decided to create three

golden Books (or Bibles) placed them in three corners of the Galaxy. 

The first Book was placed into the hands (or actually fins) of the  Sintecians prophet named Seir.  The Sintecians had the appearance of out of water goldfish.  They appeared awkward but were very graceful.

The second book was given to the Boartara prophet named

Quid-Yen-Tel.  His biped species had the appearance of a pig in the face, but their demeanor was one of kindness.

The third Book was handed to Dracus Monernee, the human prophet from the Kaliantian Empire which consisted of eight planets in five different systems.  Kali, Seree, Notka, Wernoc, Koree, Modall, Karaf and Anora each of different races, not as slaves but as a brotherhood of allies.

There were many dangers in space, so watching each others back made the difference between life and no life.

The Books were of Divine Creation.  Only those who were true in mental and spiritual maturity were able to read these Holy Books.  Then He appointed the strongest of these mortals to safeguard them, known as the ‘Kojoshin”, meaning ‘opened arm priests’. The priest wore a gray hooded robe and over the middle of the chest area a medallion was worn hanging around the neck by a golden chain holding a triangular purple gem incased by a golden border.

The Pravic was set apart by his signet ring, shaped and consisting of the same elements as the medallion.  This ring was always kissed by anyone having an audience with the Pravic.

The ‘Kojoshin’ would spread the word of God and His infinite wisdom and goodness throughout the Galaxy.  But the Galaxy is vast, the Kojoshin few.Even with such a task the priests converted many worlds in the belief of God the Creator.In each new converted world the Kojoshin built massive temples for all to worship in.