A Tale of the Tail of Nine Stars - Stentzel III, Lawrence
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For months the Tail of Nine Stars systems had been preparing a mission to the Xegachtznel Galaxy to stop the alien Vachisy Empire in its prodigious expansion, enslaving planetary populations of its own race while committing genocide on white and yellow sun human inhabited planets. The advanced race of post-humaniod Amonrahonians, who had given Om its current galaxy maps and emanation model of the universe, had warned that the Vachisy Empire would discover the Tail of Nine Stars' solarium deposits and attempt to exterminate the biospheres of its three inhabited star systems. Now a new problem…mehr

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For months the Tail of Nine Stars systems had been preparing a mission to the Xegachtznel Galaxy to stop the alien Vachisy Empire in its prodigious expansion, enslaving planetary populations of its own race while committing genocide on white and yellow sun human inhabited planets. The advanced race of post-humaniod Amonrahonians, who had given Om its current galaxy maps and emanation model of the universe, had warned that the Vachisy Empire would discover the Tail of Nine Stars' solarium deposits and attempt to exterminate the biospheres of its three inhabited star systems. Now a new problem had just arisen with the far lower-tech Kundabuffer Empire in their own galaxy of Hub about to attack and enslave the Ganahar system of the Raster Republic. A person vital to the Xegachtznel mission was living on Ganahar. This person and a warrior monk of the Clear Light Order on Om were crucial to finding a way to stop the Vachisy Empire, of more than 1,100 enslaved inhabited planets.
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Lawrence L. Stentzel III received his BA in philosophy from Antioch College West and his MA in integral counselling psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies. He earned his psychotherapy license and served Solano County Mental Health for 25 years as a clinical supervisor in charge of the 24-hour Crisis Service and ran two forensic mental health programs for mentally ill offenders. He started sitting zazen in 1973, became a member of the Aica mystical school in 1975, embarked on his study and practice of T'ai Chi Ch'uan in 1977, and his Taoist studies in 1978. He is also a practitioner of the Six Yogas of Naropa.