The Principle of Parallel Worlds

Imagine a world parallel to our own. Parallel in the immense theatres of time and space, forever beyond the grasp of mortal minds. Events in one world send out ripples into the other world, and events in the other send out ripples back again. And so ripples and reverberations are sent back and forth from one world to another, and yet all the while, neither world is even aware of the other's existence.

This is the situation our world finds itself as it stands parallel to the world in which the Star Stone is set—the world of Ganwelor.

As a pebble dropped in a pond sends ripples outward, so events in one world reverberate out across the colossal fabric of time and space and are felt in the other. A pebble dropped in a pond in one world may result in the emergence of new life in the other—or even bring on the destruction of it—the ripples of all events extend far beyond the water's edge—they extend beyond the boundary of worlds.

These resonations across worlds may even make sense of inexplicable happenings in our own world, events which have perplexed the minds of men and women for millennia. Perhaps even some of the most heinous events of our history had their germs in the parallel world. Events in our world may do the same in the other—the world of The Star Stone.

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