The Return of the Philosopher's Stone 3

While experimenting with the crystal using various frequencies and power settings, Brian found himself in the spirit realm talking to his spirit guide Annika and walking down a dirt road toward a steep hill that when he crested the hill found that it wasn't just a hill but was a portion of an extinct volcano whose caldera was at least ten miles across. In the valley of the volcano were hundreds of buildings of ancient design, and it was then that Annika smiled at Brian and informed him that he was the only nearly dead human to witness the grandeur of the valley of heaven. Annika escorted Brian down into heaven and presented to him the various temples, workshops, and finally the Hall of Records, also known as the Akashic records. It was in the Hall of Records that visitors could generate holographic projections that could show them any moment in time or the information needed on any person past or present.

Upon returning to the living world, Tom MacCutcheon, the inventor of the crystal, and Brian Naro summarized what they had discovered when they experimented on the crystal using different frequencies of light and levels of voltage on each color.

Brian then adopted the identity of shaman, knowing that shamans of the past were known to have the capabilities of healing and being able to talk to the dead. Two talents Brian now could use.

Brian then discovered that due to exposure to various frequencies of color and levels of power exposed to the colors, his brain's basic makeup was evolved such that he could project his will and make use of that cosmic material that surrounds all humans to produce objects that he could use to solve problems he had encountered while using the crystal. For example, Brian made a platform that he could use to fly to any place he needed at any speed he desired.

After using this newfound ability, he was in Saint Peter's Basilica delivering an all-important religious artifact when suddenly the archangel Michael materialized before Brian, ordering him to return to heaven and saying that he was ordered by God to appear before him.

-- Thomas Kitchen