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Chapter Fifteen It was the day after Christmas. The morning was bitter cold, but the golden rays of the sun bathed the trees in a frosty, sparkling beauty. Somehow, deep within me, I felt this was to be the day for my visit to System 22. Yet nothing had happened to confirm my feelings. Christmas day had been spent at home with the family. It was exciting to help my children set up their toys. I reflected on the days of my childhood and how, with great excitement, I would wait for Christmas day. With anxious fingers, I would rip the wrappings from my gifts and delight myself with wild imaginations of their contents. Christmas hadn’t changed much with time, although, as I grew older, the spirit of Christmas had taken on an entirely commercial vein. Today, however, Christmas was behind me and it was time to return to the mundane world of commerce. This evening, I thought, should be a peaceful one. It was a quiet day at the office and after a good dinner, some time with the fam- 110
ily and a few household chores, I turned in for the night and fell asleep. Without warning, it happened again. I was wide awake looking down at my body sleeping peacefully on the bed. Standing next to me were Marla and Gideon. “It’s time for us to go to System 22, John,” said Gideon. “<strong>You</strong>r body will be at rest and perfectly safe while we’re gone. <strong>You</strong> ready?” “As ready as I’ll ever be,” I replied, and without further ado, they each grasped one of my hands and we were off again. We experienced the same flying sensation and suddenly there was the feeling of falling. Almost immediately, we were standing in a brightly-lit room of enormous dimensions. The room was full of strangers. They were talking to one another and occasionally glancing at various giant screens on the wall. Two younger men walked over and greeted us. “<strong>You</strong>r turn will come shortly, Gideon,” one of them said. They led us into what appeared to be a waiting room. It was tastefully decorated with expensive furnishings that seemed to be of the same style I saw at G & M Headquarters. We sat down and helped ourselves to some freshly brewed coffee. The thought occurred to me that even out of my body I enjoyed a good cup of coffee. “Gideon, what is this place?” I asked. “This is the first step in the ‘translation’ process from earth to the heavens,” he answered. “What do you mean?” I was frankly puzzled. “To reach System 22 from earth there are several transfer points. Each person who wants to go or is invited to visit must first go through one of these transfer points. I don’t know the exact reason why, but I understand it has something to do with space-time coordinates. Purely technical, I guess. 111
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“If you liked Richard Bach’s IL
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What others say: “I have read Joh
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Other books by John Harricharan Mor
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Dedicated to Malika Elizabeth, Jona
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Introduction to the New Edition of
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PREFACE The question asked most of
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the building. The blue car was stil
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on the road. It was the normal, sho
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Chapter Two It’s my habit to wake
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Whenever I feel li
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“Only if you let it. And everyone
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setting me up for something. I’m
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Chapter Three Two weeks had passed
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thought. Her eyes were blue and her
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picked up the receiver, if only to
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machine we’re discussing. If you
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“Very productive,” I replied, a
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Chapter Four On my way to the offic
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wind ran races through the growing
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fast as possible. But sitting there
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had to say. He spoke of seeing with
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parties and get-togethers, she woul
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There’s no way you could know abo
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I’d almost completely forgotten a
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the most problems were those when I
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forests. And forests and streams we
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past that you'd like to see again,
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mythology.” The two of them conti
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Chapter Seven Gideon settled on a r
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Page 62 and 63: Chapter Eight The remainder of Sund
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Page 68 and 69: Chapter Nine It was true that our c
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