But this is not a question. Minbari do live longer than Humans, it is true, some for close to one hundred and sixty years. But when our time has passed, it is past, and we must also pass beyond the rim to the place where no shadows fall, and others shall be born to carry out the work we have begun here, or to change it, or to shape it in their ( Read more... )

The ritual I have just completed is called Dran'na, which means, in the languages of both the religious caste and the worker caste, "The Hunger." In Vik, the language of the warrior caste, this word means "Desperation." Both meanings are adequate to describe what we have sought, these past three days, and what we have done ( Read more... )

Delenn to Security ( Read more... )

I find I can easily imagine my life as a narrative holograph, though probably not one of the religious parables I enjoyed as a young acolyte. With things as they are, I think I am more suited, for good or for ill, to the war dramas of the type composed by Shal Grotz after the war with the Humans ( Read more... )

Tu'Pari is dead. The plot against the Rangers, such as it was, has been stilled for another day. Strange, how it did not seem to touch us, out here, so far away. But yet for others -- citizengkar comes most immediately to mind -- the war was very real, and very dangerous ( Read more... )

Hello, dear friends. I must apologize that my trip to the Homeworld was longer than I had anticipated, but with news of the new Centauri/Narn conspiracy to discredit the Rangers I have realized I can better serve my people here on Babylon 5 ( Read more... )

I am fascinated by the way many other cultures will speak of this -- sometimes eagerly, sometimes with shame, and other times with little or no feeling ( Read more... )

It is very late and I still have much to do, but I could not leave this without any greeting at all. It appears that I have a great deal of catching up to do, but I think that this could be a very interesting experience.