As the lightning strikes the heart of the Iron Mountain and the thunder is yet to come, creatures from Amphibia pray. But they do not pray out of fear, nor out of devotion to any god related to the thunder. Their praise is remembrance, for in their history, long before the floating lanterns, before the houses rose above the waters, they learned that no civilization, no matter how wise or powerful, can command the pulse of the Cosmos, the stars and the planets, nor even the flow of a volcano, a massive wave or a great storm that leaves its marks in any type of habitable planet. 

             Thus, when they look across the Universe and sense danger in any planet that could be self destructive, or because of nuclear wars or epidemic depressive states, they enhance their mission to spread out consciousness and peace of mind through art and music. They surely understand the butterfly effect and that we are all connected somehow, that we are all under the same heaven and that we are all subjected to the laws of the Cosmos. 

             Now when the storm comes, we can remind that we have extra terrestrial friends, open our windows to the rain like they do, lift our eyes to the mountains, and whisper to the sky: Heaven is on Earth!