I grabbed a snack, and plunked my self down in front of the TV.  My favorite ‘toons were comin on. I just couldn’t seem to shake the feeling that I had woken up from my dream but not from the wahegurus. They just seem to keep buzzin in my head. I took a bite out of my samosa…yumm (this is one of those times I’m happy to have a stay at home mom…she’z a really good cook). Next I took a big bite of pizza n then stuffed some chips an a couple pieces of Candy in my mouth and washed in all down with a soda.  Ahhh... (This is one of those times I’m glad my stay at home mom is not at home worrying about my diet. My motto is “live it”, Oh oh, too late here comes my sis rollin her eyes kickin the candy wrappers).  “Hey sis it’s been a long day come on an sit down with me an lets chill.” I pushed the bowl of samosa towards her.

“Thanks,” she said taking the whole bowl, “I am kind of hungry, but I’ve gotta work on my resume,” and walked out of the room, taking the ketchup in her other hand. (Let’s see I think I still have a bag of jelli bellies stashed under one of the cushions of the sofa). I reached my hand down into the dark crevice -  (Oh Oh what was that? Better not to know eh. Oh good here they are -glad I found em- Further exploration may be unadvisable without a flashlight). II sat back and patted my belly. Wah,  that was really some dream I’d had… I was still kind of groggy and feeling pretty full. I looked at the coloured images flashing on the screen… I was feeling really mellow. The wahegurus still seemed to be comin from some where, everywhere maybe, only not so loud as before…seemed to me like they were even coming right out of the TV, I looked a little closer. That warrior looking dude was looking right back at me. Huh? I Shook my head and blinked my eyes…

     Naam Warrior  was at the Pyaar Rivers. The water  wasn't kesri like it was supposed to be. It was a piercing, hideously evil lime green. In it was a green and black-striped, long-eared, long-nosed, serrated tooth sea monsterr Lobh. Naam Warrior simply stared at it with love and compassion, and the creature started to relent. It had never been treated this way by Maya. Finally, it turned into a brightly colored fish, with all the colors of the rainbow. Naam Warrior  smiled. He loved all creatures. He thought he saw a black snake in the bushes. Suddenly the other warriors appeared.

     Naam Warrior  still smiling, said calmly, "Do as I do: Waheguru, Waheguru, Waheguru."

     "Waheguru, Waheguru, Waheguru." They all repeated.  All earth and its creation seemed to be repeating with them. 

      In an instant, they were in Maya's castle. There, on a black throne, was Maya in one of her hundred forms, a woman.

     "Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha," she laughed.

     "Now the time is right!" shouted Naam Warrior , taking out a torch with a beautiful white flame.

    Maya took another bone from her necklace, but this one became a sword. Naam Warrior  and Maya engaged in a battle. They each blocked each other's blows quickly. Finally, Naam Warrior flame reached out and destroyed Maya by burning her with goodness. But at the same time, Naam Warrior  and all the five warriors turned into one gigantic white Sikhie flower. This flower purified the whole castle, and turned it into a Gurdwara Sahib.  If you ever find an island like this one, look for a white Gurdwara.  Chances are there will be the most beautiful, gigantic white flower on the top floor.