I turned looking at the scribing bowl. It was big. The bowl was two feet across by two feet wide. How was I to carry one so big around with me? Granted it was made out of wood or something, I had no idea what it was. The bowl was as old as our Dimension. Now what should be done with it was the problem. The cat started to nudge me. I looked down, what?

He looked, up, shrink it. He thought to me.

How? I thought back to him.

He looked up at me, The same way youre talking to me now. Just think it.

Ok, who am I to argue with a cat that travels where ever he wants, whenever he wants. I did as he suggested. The bowl shrunk to about an inch around. I was shocked, to say the least, and so was the Headmaster.

Im not even going to ask how you did that. Just to see it done was enough. Now what am I supposed to use until you get back to help these children on this side? he ask.

I looked down at the cat. He hopped up on the shelf. Another bowl appeared and he pushed it out and down. It bounced on the floor. The Headmaster bent down, picked it up, and set it on the table. He was startled. This was his office and it had not been there ten minutes ago. Where had it come from?

The cat purred at me. Oh, I said I understand. The bowl got big with a wave of my hand. We are connecting the two bowls. I said. I put one inside the other and they became one. Then there were two again. I took mine out and put it in my pocket. It will act like a telephone between the worlds. The Headmaster understood and was very grateful to the Mankis for this gift.

I turned to the Headmaster and said very seriously, I must leave. There is no time to waste. I have to find my friends. I turned to Mankis. Their existence depends on us now, Mankis. We have a quest and we will accomplish it. The cat jumped into my arms and I put him in my other pocket.

The cat had become part of me. I could feel and hear him as if he were in my head and heart. This was good, because we did not need to talk or ask questions. He would be there to guide and help me. I turned to the Headmaster. He too could hear us. It was as if we had all become one. I know we are all one but this was a true connection. I was very grateful for this gift where ever it came from. If the Headmaster knew, he was not going to tell me. I would have to discover it for myself. He just laughed out loud and gave me a big hug.

Be safe and walk in the love and light of the Universal Mother. I will miss you. You are a bright shinning star. Be safe. He backed slowly away from me. For the first time I could feel his very foundation. It was very sad to leave him. But I had to find these children before it was too late. We turned and left his office in a quickened pace.

I went out into the hall and everything had changed. There was somehow a bright light all around me. As I walked down the stairs people were calling out my name, waving to me. Not only had the energy changed but so had their clothes. They were all wearing robes of different colors now. This was something I had tried to start before I left. Every grade had a different colored robe. All the 12 colors of the rainbow were running up and down the stairs. What a wonderful sight to see. Life at its fullest. The children were asking me, where I had been? Had I seen Mouse or Nitty Bug or any of my other friends? I could not answer their questions so I just waved and moved on, moving faster and faster. I just could not stop and talk to these children. There were too many questions. I had no answers.

We got out of the building with much difficulty but we made it, Where to cat?

To the hill where you would meditate with the others, he answered.

Yes! We started to run in that direction. Time seemed to fly by and we were on the hill. Now what? We stood on the hill and looked out at all the things we loved. I didnt want to leave it now that I had found them again. This was a World that I loved. It loved me but could I live with myself if I stayed and didnt help my friends? No, I didnt think so. Their memories would be too hard to live with. I looked at everything one last time. I drew in all the love and energy I could take with me. Knowing I would be back, made it easier to leave this time. I looked at Mankis. He was poking his head, out of my pocket, I asked, How do I get to the human side?

On the waves of a rainbow, he thought.

How simply wonderful, I said. They came, we walked into them and we were gone.

I am coming Jahma, Mouse and Nitty bug. I am coming. I shouted.