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feeling that the Thirteenth Apostle experienced when he visited Naranjada, his home planet. The sensations were not quite human, but something beyond that realm. Naranjada was unlike any other planet the Thirteenth Apostle had experienced.
    Naranjada was home not just for the Thirteenth Apostle but for the Council of Twelve and most of the highly advanced beings who had evolved to states of higher consciousness and complete release of karma from past lives. Naranjada was as near as possible to a physical location representing heaven. Unlike descriptions of heaven in the Bible and other religious texts, Naranjada was not a place of sameness, but a dynamic environment in which change was constantly taking place, with spirits coming and going, taking on projects, celebrating triumphs, and commiserating over failures as well.
    Among the other unique qualities of Naranjada was the vibrancy of the fauna, including the lower creatures. The variety was beyond that of any other planet in all the multi-universes. It was as if Noah’s Ark had been a trillion times larger and contained every known species in the universe and had then landed on Naranjada. There were a million different kinds of beetles, hundreds of unique cats, tigers, lions, foxes, and furry clawed animals of beauty and strength. They were all orange, but all different hues, as if a rainbow of colors existed within the deep orange. And because the color was so intense it carried emotions of warmth, pleasure, and satisfaction that were palpable in every breath every citizen of Naranjada breathed. Whenever guests from other galaxies visited, they were awed by the color and the emotions and would remember that visit as one of the most dominating experiences of their lifetime. After all, to inhabit Naranjada was to experience pure bliss.
    However, the denizens of Naranjada did not consider their planet to be heaven, just a place they enjoyed being and to which they would return for recharging as they went about their business of overseeing the evolution of the multi-universes that were expanding under the direction of Max as The One. The Council of Twelve had shown some consternation when The One made his unprecedented experiment of taking on human form as Max and forgetting who he truly was. Despite the all-knowingness of the members of the Council and other elite groups, there was some speculation that Max’s experiment might not work and that all the multi-universes would be destroyed, including Naranjada. With great relief the beings of Naranjada welcomed back the Thirteenth Apostle on December 22, 2012, and congratulated him upon his success.
    â€œWay to go, Number Two!!!” (“Number Two” was the Thirteenth Apostle’s nickname on Naranjada.) “We would have never made it without you! What was The One thinking when he put you in this predicament? Good on you!” These and other compliments were offered—telepathically, of course—to the Thirteenth Apostle upon his return and even for days and weeks after. In fact, he was still receiving these positive vibrations when a small matter wasbrought to his attention by his loyal scribe and assistant, William the Pen.
    â€œBoss, I know you don’t like to be bothered with the minutiae of obscure planetary anomalies, but I have been informed by the Grand Collector of Data that Universe 769 is leaking toxic vibrations that could, because of a unique and highly unusual unraveling in the weave of time, start polluting other worlds.”
    The Thirteenth Apostle reared back sharply in his chair. “We’ve been at this job for trillions of years and nothing like this has ever happened. Are you sure the Grand Collector of Data has not made an error?”
    â€œI have had him check and double-check his data. He is convinced it is correct. He attributes the negative vibrations to events occurring on Earth 769 in Universe 769,” William the Pen confirmed.
    â€œWouldn’t you