Book 1 of the Land of the Butterflies, A Prelude to Prophecy, Preparations, put our Instrument of Creation where God could provide him the lessons he needed. In Book 2, Lakker, York Sabastin gained the comfort and strength to initiate a process to reflect his changes and is beginning to understand what they mean. Unfortunately, like the caterpillar now sealed safely in its cocoon, it has begun the process of dismantling its form and realized that reformation into the new form means it losses the old image in its entirety. The caterpillar can only hang on to its spirit while progressing toward a more accurate reflection of a forthcoming image of a butterfly. Change has been initiated and there is no longer any possibility of going back to the way things used to be. Our Instrument of Creation must have the resilience to attach a New
World to the Land of the Butterflies to create the power necessary to initiate movement toward his solution for Earth. Now the hard work begins. The question is whether the attachment to a new world is strong enough to withstand the implications the change has dealt his culture. What must he give up? What must he ask his castles, and indeed, the whole of the Land of the Butterflies to sacrifice? The third step is to initialize movement toward realization of the meaning of the promise. This is a critical step which tests the strength of attachment to ensure it is secure enough to weather the ramifications of
the changes demanded
