Einstein's Compass

The temples of Atlantis were built around the stones of light and sound to serve and unite the people of the earthly plane with God’s heavenly restorative blessing.

The opal crystalline Poser acted as a two-way bridge between the fourth dimension of Time/Space and the higher dimensions. It drew the force from out of the ether and concentrated it upon the gateway to. Above the earth, a great crystalline satellite, the second moon of Atlantis, rotated in orbit above the skies receiving and amplifying pure energy back to the crystals in the temples around the world. Damage to it could have far-ranging effects across the planet.

The two priest-scientists hurried to the top floor of the Temple of Light. As they approached, the dome of the Temple opened. Thoth stood near the alabaster wall panel. He raised his hand and gestured, opening the panel with the energy from his hand alone. With another gesture, he caused panels around the room to slide open. “Test the crystals’ invisible light waves, Arka.

Arka slowly circumvented the room, reaching toward each open panel and sending a pulse of energy at the crystals. The resonance of each crystal hummed a distinct musical note as the energy touched it. Then he turned his attention to the blue Larimar twenty-foot laser Firestone at the opposite end of the chamber. “The induction system seems to be working fine,” he reported.

Nodding his head, Thoth moved to the receiving station of the anti-gravity power grid and made sure it was absorbing energy from the sun and stars. “The crystalline Poser grid is fine also,” he told Arka “so check the induction station for the message from Endra.”

Arka touched a screen causing the satellite receiving station high above to download its most recent transmission. Glancing at the crystal screen, Arka said, “The report from the Pleiades is here. The transfer of the DNA material was successful.”

“Good,” Thoth said. Presumably, your twin brother has taken the DNA sequence to the Temple of Healing.”

Arka shrugged. “I guess so. I haven’t seen Raka for a while.”