A Humble Saying

Within books, there is a room filled with gold.

Poverty is not the ills of man, but his beginning.

The superior man understands what is right; the inferior man understands what will sell. The superior man loves his soul; the inferior man loves property.

When asked about the good man, Kongfuzi answered, "He moves others. What you do not like about yourself, do not do to others. The good man, wishing himself to stand helps others to stand, wishing himself to arrive helps others to arrive; the ability to recognize the parallel to one's own case may be called the secret to goodness."-Prophet Kongfuzi [(551-479 BC) "I am the messenger, not the Origin." ]

The Foundation of Chinese Intellect

The Forbidden City, also known as "The Jerusalem of the East" in Beijing, China.

Kongfuzi's mother was a member of the Israeli royal family and came from Jerusalem. She traveled to China with her father on a merchant caravan across the Silk Road; when she was a young woman, about 16-years-old and married a Chinese "Shi" nobleman. The Chinese nobleman, fell deeply in love with the Israeli Princess; the moment he saw her.

The Eternal Terracotta Army, near this army was at least 90 fishscale armour made of limestone and copper wire waiting for soldiers and horses to fill; along with at least 40 helmets and other military supplies. According to Han Dynasty tradition,  that one day the whole of this army would shake off there Terracotta shell and come alive; to relentlessly fight in battle, for the good of mankind. As the righteous dead from the whole of the world, arise from there graves where death has released them.

As Kongfuzi's father died when he was only three years old, he was than taught and raised by his mother. When she finally died, she was buried in Lu, China.

From Kongfuzi's mother's life, through the waters of time until the more present; has been known as, "The Mother of China."While time has never washed away her memory, the love for her and her family stay forever in the hearts of China and throughout the East.-HRM Deborah

The real battle between "Crouching Tiger, Hidden (blue) Dragon"

This particular prophecy was written, before Kongfuzi's Lifetime.

While the crouching tiger

Awaits

For the hidden blue dragon
To appear

Devouring mankind

The tiger destroys the dragon

In battle

Saving the world.

- Ancient Chinese Version

"Don't Eat the Cheese!"

At a large get-together, there was a buffet and some of the food such as a cheese platter; was at the end of the buffet counter on ice.

A man happened to be leaning on the edge of the counter watching two boys with large red glasses of punch playing, which they where laughing and pushing each other.

By chance, one of the boys knocked over the other boys glass of punch and it spilled onto the cheese platter; with some punch splattering onto the ice.

A few minutes later, a waiter came by picking-up the cheese platter to serve. The man that was leaning earlier on the counter said to the waiter, "Don't Eat the Cheese!" And to the waiter not wishing to listen and turning deaf ears, the man tried still to explain what happened to the cheese and that it probably would not be a good idea to serve to the quests since the cheese and punch may not agree together.

The waiter never listening did it anyway and several of the guests began getting a stomach ache, instead of thinking the positive options of what occurred.  The waiter not wanting to be held accountable, pointed at the man standing now a little ways from the counter saying it had to be his fault and all kinds of damaging accusations began to spew out of peoples mouths without taking into consideration the waiter should have listened in the first place, not pointed a finger and that the man was innocent; for it was just a child's accident.-HRM Deborah

The Old Cave Bat

Early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise. -Benjamin Franklin [US author, diplomat, inventor, physicist, politician, & printer (1706 - 1790), his picture is on the US hundred dollar bill]

What many people may not know is about three-forth’s of the world rises early in the morning, either for prayers, to see the birth of the new day with the sunrise.

That getting up early has been proven to extend a persons life span; which as for Benjamin Franklin it makes one healthier and as for being wise, many people also do reading early in the morning of various types, usually reading towards a persons given religion.

Then one has people accordingly to there occupation rises early, to care for another, working in a dairy, fisherman or being a farmer for examples.

Myself, I have always liked to go to sleep early and rise early, which lately it seems alleged US President Barack Obama seemed fit to call me, “the old cave bat;” hence the title and has further suggested that I take sleeping bills, which I do not believe in nor stand on my roof and immorally bay at the moon.

If Obama, had ever risen early and took the time to study about bats, he would have found they are amazing creatures in so many ways.

Which more fittingly at least as a bat, Obama had me under Jerusalem in the old caves; which in actuality he meant it to be rude and I found it a bit humorous.

For I will probably out live him and be wiser for my effort!- HRM Deborah

Mining an Idea

Miners may move a ton of dirt to find one small chunk of gold. So should it be with ideas.-HRM Deborah

Let's Read Eight Fables About Ideas

The Tortoise and the Hare
by Aesop*

The Tortoise and the Hare, illustrated by Milo Winter in a 1919 Aesop anthology

Once upon a time there was a hare who, boasting how he could run faster than anyone else, was forever teasing tortoise for its slowness. Then one day, the irate tortoise answered back: "Who do you think you are? There's no denying you're swift, but even you can be beaten!" The hare squealed with laughter.

"Beaten in a race? By whom? Not you, surely! I bet there's nobody in the world that can win against me, I'm so speedy. Now, why don't you try?"

Annoyed by such bragging, the tortoise accepted the challenge. A course was planned, and the next day at dawn they stood at the starting line. The hare yawned sleepily as the meek tortoise trudged slowly off. When the hare saw how painfully slow his rival was, he decided, half asleep on his feet, to have a quick nap. "Take your time!" he said. "I'll have forty winks and catch up with you in a minute."

The hare woke with a start from a fitful sleep and gazed round, looking for the tortoise. But the creature was only a short distance away, having barely covered a third of the course. Breathing a sigh of relief, the hare decided he might as well have breakfast too, and off he went to munch some cabbages he had noticed in a nearby field. But the heavy meal and the hot sun made his eyelids droop. With a careless glance at the tortoise, now halfway along the course, he decided to have another snooze before flashing past the winning post. And smiling at the thought of the look on the tortoise's face when it saw the hare speed by, he fell fast asleep and was soon snoring happily.

The sun started to sink, below the horizon, and the tortoise, who had been plodding towards the winning post since morning, was scarcely a yard from the finish. At that very point, the hare woke with a jolt. He could see the tortoise a speck in the distance and away he dashed. He leapt and bounded at a great rate, his tongue lolling, and gasping for breath. Just a little more and he'd be first at the finish. But the hare's last leap was just too late, for the tortoise had beaten him to the winning post. Poor hare! Tired and in disgrace, he slumped down beside the tortoise who was silently smiling at him.

"Slowly does it every time!" he said.

The Moral: Slow (Perseverance) and steady (Determination) wins every time.

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The Wind and the Sun
by Aesop

The wind attempts to strip the traveler of his cloak, illustrated by Milo Winter (1919)

A dispute once arose between the Wind and the Sun, which was the stronger of the two, and they agreed to settle the point upon this issue—that whichever of the two soonest made a traveler take off his cloak, should be accounted the more powerful. The Wind began, and blew with all his might and main a blast, cold and fierce as a Thracian storm; but the stronger he blew, the closer the traveler wrapped his cloak around him, and the tighter he grasped it with his hands. Then broke out the Sun. With his welcome beams he dispersed the vapor and the cold; the traveler felt the genial warmth, and as the Sun shone brighter and brighter, he sat down, quite overcome with the heat, and taking off his cloak, cast it on the ground.

The sun strips the traveler of his cloak

Thus the Sun was declared the conqueror; and it has ever been deemed that persuasion is better than force; and that the sunshine of a kind and gentle manner will sooner lay open a poor man's heart than all the threatenings and force of blustering authority.

The Moral: Kindness effects more than severity.

The Bear and the Fox
by Aesop

The Bear and the Fox, illustration from Aesops Fables, published by Heinemann, 1912

A bear was once bragging about his generous feelings and saying how refined he was compared with the other animals. (There is a tradition that a bear will never touch a dead body.) A fox, who heard him talking in this strain, smiled and said, “My friend, when you are hungry, I only wish you would confine your attention to the dead and leave the living alone.”

The moral: A hypocrite deceives no one but himself.

The Bear and the Travelers
by Aesop

Two travelers were on the road together when a bear suddenly appeared on the scene. Before he observed them, one made for a tree at the side of the road and climbed up into the branches and hid there. The other was not so nimble as his companion; and as he could not escape, he threw himself on the ground and pretended to be dead.

The bear came up and sniffed all round him, but he kept perfectly still and held his breath, for they say that a bear will not touch a dead body. The bear took him for a corpse and went away.

When the coast was clear, the traveler in the tree came down and asked the other what it was the bear had whispered to him when he put his mouth to his ear. The other replied, “He told me never again to travel with a friend who deserts you at the first sign of danger.”

The moral: Misfortune tests the sincerity of friendship.

The Goose That Laid the Golden Eggs
By Aesop

A man and his wife had the good fortune to posses a goose which laid a golden egg every day.

Lucky though they were, they soon began to think they were not getting rich fast enough and imagining the bird must be made of gold inside, they decided to kill it in order to secure the whole store pf precious mental at once.

But when they cut it open they found it was just like any other goose.

Thus, they neither got rich all at once, as they had hoped, nor enjoyed any longer the daily addition to their wealth.

The Moral: Excessive wants, loses all.

The Shepherd's Boy and the Wolf
by Aesop

Illustration by Milo Winter (1919)

A Shepherd’s boy was tending his flock near a village and thought it would be great fun to hoax the villagers by pretending that a wolf was attacking the sheep; so he shouted out, "Wolf! Wolf!" And when the people came running up he laughed at them for their pains.

He did this more than once and every time the villagers found they had been hoaxed, for there was no wolf at all.

At last a wolf really did come and the boy cried, "Wolf! Wolf!" As loud as he could. But the people were so used to hearing him call that they took no notice of his cries for help.

And so the wolf had it his own way and killed off sheep after sheep at his leisure.

The Moral: You cannot believe a liar even when he tells the truth.

The Wolf and the Shepherd
by Aesop

Illustration by Milo Winter (1919)

A wolf hung about a flock of sheep for a long time, but made no attempt to molest them. The shepherd at first kept a sharp eye on him, for he naturally thought he meant mischief.

But as time went by, he began to look upon him more as a protector than as an enemy and when one day some errand to him to the city, he felt no uneasiness at leaving the wolf with the sheep.

But as soon as his back was turned, the wolf attacked them and killed the greater number.

When the shepherd returned and saw the havoc he had wrought, he cried, “It serves me right for trusting my flock to a wolf.”

The Moral: Never trust an known thief, for once a thief always a thief; as the innocent are ususlly those who pay dearly.

The Wolf and His Shadow
by Aesop

A wolf who was roaming about the plain when the sun was getting low in the sky was much impressed by the size of his shadow and said to himself, “I had no idea I was so big. Fancy me being afraid of a lion! Why, I, not he, ought to be king of the beasts.”

And heedless of danger, he strutted about as if there could be no doubt at all about it.

Just then a lion sprang upon him and began to devour him.

“Alas,” he cried, “had I not lost sight of the facts, I shouldn’t have been ruined by my fancies.”

The Moral: Pride begets the fall.

*Aesop was a Greek slave from Thrace (Modern Bulgaria) of Arab ancestry and a story-teller who lived in Ancient Greece (Athens) between 620 and 560 BC.; most known all over the world for his many moral fables.

Gone Green

The Squirrels and the Acorn Tree

A very old crow set in an acorn tree watching in amazement at several squirrels running about for acorns on the grass below.

The squirrels never noticed up in the tree where the old crow was relaxed perched upon a limb; where ripe acorns in abundance row upon row, more than enough to last a hard winter. -HRM Deborah

The Choice

A slave was standing in the Roman Coliseum and was given two choices by the emperor, of two doors.

One door if opened had a hungry lion that would devour the slave.

But behind the other door was a beautiful maiden that could not only be the slaves wife, but would assure his freedom.

But one catch, the slave did not know which door was which.

Nevertheless, what door does one think was chosen?

[Author unknown, thought by many to be originally contributed to Aesop and has been told to many a child. (There is an old saying among Roman slaves that one could always hope for true freedom, but even in death they would be free. For most slaves, death was there only freedom! Events, such as the suicides at Masada occurred; instead of facing Roman captivity or death at Roman hands, when the wall finally became breached after about two years.)]

The Inflamed City

Like a breached city without a wall, so is a man with no constraint of spirit.- Proverbs 25:28.

Anger is to often a negative response to a self-induced wrong, for example:

1) Anger without the right to do so (hatred), malice and envy
2) Anger for the sake of ones ego and vindicating or justifying oneself when in the wrong.

Also, anger is considered a form of temporary insanity, because of the aspect that a person to often say’s or does what they normally would not do; even to go so far as to inflict harm, cause the suffering of others, deliberate lying, which includes the use of propaganda for the purpose of lying to influence people through disinformation or information omission, to recklessness in the commission of a wrong (malice).

The heart of a wise man places intelligence into his mouth and increases learning on his lips. Words of pleasantness are a honeycomb, sweet to the soul and healing to the bone.-Proverbs 16:23, 24.

As to self-control, Muhammad (PBUH) put it very simply, “Do not become angry;” or as it is said in proverbs 29:7-11:

A righteous person knows the oppression of the poor, but an evil person will not understand such knowledge.

Scoffing men will inflame a city, but the wise will turn back anger.

When a wise man contends with a foolish one, the wise man may rage or laugh, but will have no satisfaction.

Bloody men hate an innocent person, but the upright seek to cleave to the soul.

The fool vents all his anger, but the wise man comes afterwards and assuages it.

-HRM Deborah

Why?

In asking the question ‘why,’ keeps one's life from becoming as a stagnate pond. -HRM Deborah

There is people in this life that find one place, grow roots there and think that is all there is to life or in a manner of speaking, life is over for them; other then sitting on there sofa and channel search the television or talk about life as a daily grind.

What people tend to forget is how big this world actually is and all the richness that Allah (Hashem, G-d) put in this world and the world yet to come.

As a child with the newness of living asks the question of why, their world becomes more full, more beautiful around them and that which Allah (Hashem, G-d) wishes for people becomes more bountiful; not just a life filled with stagnation that never does anything, accept over time collects algae and tends to collect a nauseating odor.

Furthermore, the same occurs in any facet of learning, even in the simple task of just picking-up Allah's (Hashem's, G-d's) writing’s; only to find by just opening it, the greatest riches upon the pages flowing outward, upward and inward.

As the ‘Why’ of Religious Attire and the Persecution

Even with the continued bombardment of religious persecution due in part to religious attire, especially these days due to women wearing modest Islamic clothing; which includes a hijab (head scarf).

Religious attire, does not make a person subordinate to anyone or anything; whether now or the religious persecution’s of the past which includes what happened to the Jewish people during the times of the Holocaust with such as the cutting of men’s side locks for example, but to the contrary; for it is about ones faith and love for Allah (Hashem, G-d).

And while it does not make one subordinate, but also loved by Allah (Hashem, G-d); it makes a person fill full with this love; to a point at time’s one feels they have the wing’s to climb the highest heights that Allah (Hashem, G-d) intended for people all along.

The Importance of Education

Being without an education makes a dull brain, which makes a dull body and in turn makes a dull person; no matter who they may be, as well as more likely to commit transgressions against Allah (Hashem) or ever be able to enter Paradise.

While the importance of an education makes not just the whole world bright, faith increase, but makes a whole person; bright, now and for the future.

Also, the more education a person acquires, the more the burdens of life becomes lighter; for Allah ( Hashem) lightens the load, as though an anvil is being taken of the shoulder’s.

If a person has just a little education they can walk one block, a little more may encircle the world; but further increase can see the universe of possibilities.

For the more one increases in knowledge the more they gain in wisdom, the kinder and more tolerant they are to other’s and the world around them as a whole and even another’s difference‘s.

As to one with knowledge, may find a dislike or disagreement in someone; while they may be more specific, they are also more likely to wish to help or give advice in some manner, to help diminish what caused the dislike or disagreement in the first place.

For caring and loving another, is more important then harsh circumstances or being a bully for instance; towards others.

The Thief

The Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing: A wolf resolved to disguise himself in order that he might prey upon a flock of sheep without fear of detection. So he clothed himself in a sheepskin and slipped among the sheep when they were out at pasture. He completely deceived the shepherd and when the flock was penned for the night he was shut in with the rest. But that very night, as it happened, the shepherd, requiring a supply of mutton for the table, laid hands on the wolf in mistake for a sheep and killed him with his knife on the spot.-Aesop

Then there are that who claim to be converts or reverts and a believer; when the truth is not within them, but deception lying in wait for they come from among the unbelievers to create chaos. For they are known not just by what they actually speak, but their deeds and there is some that claim they stand with the believers for other then honest motives, to even marry them and cause sorrow, suffering and quarrels from within.

Then their is some that say they are born of faith, but know not Allah (Hashem) for they too are known by what they say and their deeds, especially towards the true believers. As many of these collaborate with the polytheists and the wrongdoers, to live as though they never knew Allah (Hashem), only to walk with the fire’s of hell burning there heels at every step.

Such as these were also found during the Holocaust collaborating with the Nazis with the falsified offer of getting better conditions, such as food rations of bread and jam; but when the Nazis no longer needed them, they where either taken to the forest and shot or found their way to the gas chambers; for as far as all were concerned in actuality, they were person or person’s of absolutely no worth. As for Allah (Hashem) concerning their major sins, they will be cursed in this life and in the hereafter; such as the example of these types of people and those associated with them (the polytheists and the wrongdoers), accusing a good woman and are good believers of doing anything that is unacceptable.

As to the sword-bearer who say they come in peace and peace has never been their intention, but strife, deceitfulness and blood among the believers; for these people walk among the polytheists and know not the will of Allah (Hashem).

Then one has those unbelievers that say they come in friendship and even put forth their hand; but yet, always look for the sharp-edged knife in the other hand.

As the believers, shall always be watchful and mindful of all of them; for it is written that they are known, as a type of thief.

Women and Faith

A house and wealth are an inheritance from fathers, but an intelligent woman comes from Allah (Hashem).-Proverbs 19:14

It is written, that very few women ever enter paradise, due to their lack of knowledge or extreme limited understanding and faith in Allah (Hashem), also to the manner of this lack of knowledge and faith on how they conduct (including etiquette, feminine charm, formal or traditional hospitality and modesty) themselves in this life and in marriage. Which should be corrected in every instance for not just their well-being, but for the sake of other’s and it is well known that very few women bother to even read a minute portion of Allah's (Hashem’s) writing’s let alone the whole of that which He has written nor do many have said writings in appearance within their homes.

In several writing’s, this weighed heavy on the previous Prophets (PBUH) and was especially pronouncedly mentioned by Muhammad (PBUH); with what always appeared as a heavy heart in regards to what happens to women in this instance or what many have began to further evolve into, which is contrary to what Allah (Hashem) teaches.

"She Graced a Room Simply By Her Entrance... as Though She Has Always Been in a Rose Garden"



“The attributes of a great lady may still be found in the rule of the four Ss: Sincerity, Simplicity, Sympathy and Serenity.”-Emily Post





Long before their was an Emily Post, the concepts of etiquette, feminine charm, hospitality, classical music, the arts and especially the faith or belief in one God (Monotheism) originally found their origins from the Middle East; too over time flourished throughout the known world.

The same also applies to what became known as masculine chivalry, long before Europe ever saw a single knight or a gentleman opened a single door for a lady at a high-rise building.

But in the 1960’s, the US had an ideological explosion calling itself a “free society” with the epitome of the Hippie culture; but prior to this, girls were “well-turned-out” with the foremost example of eastern beauty and grace which had been in the forefront of society for thousands of years.

Women were known to have worn the latest modest fashions from such designers as Christian Dior in the 1950’s; with the most stylish of hairdo’s which not to be missed was the many ladies wearing hats and the ever reminder of the white kid gloves.

Furthermore, with this western influx of the ideology of a “free society,” the Middle East and many places in the world began a change, which can be seen today with such things as the skimpiness in clothing, to what some call now the standbys of sloppy jeans and T-shirts; which in many societies is still considered unacceptable and falls under the guidelines of men’s apparel and too the further laxness in many cases with every aspect of moral judgment.

As to the US even now, many finishing school’s that taught etiquette and feminine charm has closed causing a further collapse in not just morality; but the whole infrastructure structure of that particular society; which can be seen with the increase in female alcoholism, rampant drug abuse, dysfunctional family structure, too the high rate of divorce, men and women not having respect for one another, too every form of promiscuity.

Less we also not forget, for during this period was the war in Vietnam, the impeachment of "Tricky Dicky" former US President Richard Nixon with his peace sign and saying how he couldn’t tell a lie, even though he not only told quite a few; but what became known as the Watergate Scandal or the Watergate break in and the “free society” immoral music fest known as Woodstock.

While some in our more modern society tends to think proper society concepts are now archaic, they still apply to what is proper and acceptable in behavior for what has been proven as a better quality not just in the perfection of moral society as a whole; but the personal attributes within any given person.

Nevertheless, There is still a few of us from prior to 1960, that is still around and follows that old moral system.

For the Dodo bird, is still here abouts!- HRM Deborah

"Read," Said Allah (Hashem,G-d)

If thou should seek wisdom, one must have the faith to gain knowledge; to the fleeting of the heart as Angel's wing's beyond the universe of man.-HRM Deborah

Is the darkness and the light equal?

He, who illuminates man is illuminated by Me, sayeth the Lord of Paradise and the earth. But they who stumble in darkness can never find their way, for they assign unto themselves other’s to worship; then Allah (Hashem).

The Love of Life

Sometime’s when one feels they are having a gloomy day and it seems one can not get one foot in front of the other; always remember the sun will shine so beautiful tomorrow. If one is not sure of such, look towards the vibrant sunrise. -HRM Deborah

The Wise and Foolish Man

A foolish man will scream, yell and carry-on, while a wise man walks in quiet tranquility; with truth in there heart.-HRM Deborah

Procrastination Overcoming Life

If one procrastinates long enough, the pile’s of life will get so high one can not see over the top and the stresses will become overwhelming; to one even becoming unhealthy or to even become more vulnerable (temptations) to the sinful ill's in this life.- HRM Deborah

Indecisiveness from History

Simple rule to being indecisive from history: Which is people have gotten wars lost, people enslaved, loneliness, death, whole civilizations in ruins.

Which to further explain, is indecisiveness is differently not the mother to invention or help get the picket fence, loose from the seat of one's pants; to even getting one down the road of life instead of still standing at the starting gate. -HRM Deborah

Allah's Love of a Child Prophet

A child cried as Allah (Hashem) counted the tears, for one day each tear would rain down upon mankind like torrents of floods with Allah’s ((Hashem's) wrath due to man’s haram’s (sins) and the mistreatment of that once child; who grew with Allah’s (Hashem) blessing’s of prophecy and loving care, to all the people she loves that also were enduring hardships.

For Allah (Hashem) sent the child and when the child in part fulfilled that which was asked of them, Allah (Hashem) then became angry of there mistreatment because of His love for them and that she is considered by Allah (Hashem) as "stolen!" For that which is most precious to Allah (Hashem) is collected in one place, at the center of Allah’s (Hashem's) throne (Jerusalem).



Even in great hardships when the child was very young and prayed for a short time of a peaceful calm, Allah (Hashem) would bring this calm like the spreading of sunshine upon the whole earth.

When the child did cry, Allah (Hashem) comforted the child, but still saves the tears.

All in White

The little child
If she could, would have ran away
But,
Since she couldn't for a second promise
Made in a daughters love.

In silence
She cried and cried
For better days.

Her Friend would come
To embrace her upon His knee
Wiping the tears from her eyes
Only to put them in a jar
To save them for the day.

-HRM Deborah


 All About Soul

Other unexplained event’s not normally understood by mankind would occur with no easing until the child is returned to the beginning. For at this time, if any type of harm or neglect would come to the child, Allah (Hashem) would destroy the whole of the earth and there would be no more; because of His great love for this good child. One of the worst upheavals to occur is known as "10,10,10" and is focused mainly in one place towards those that has harmed the child ; which is a warning of that yet to come. Some people call this event, "Armageddon."


For the cataclysm's that shall befall mankind would become extremely more intense as long as there is not a change concerning this Prophetess, to even the turning of the axis of the very earth for it will more appear to be out of balance and eventually the complete destruction of the earth itself.

Allah (Hashem) has sent ample warning’s and they where not heeded, then prophesies which mankind would see in great fear; as though the mountains had began to fall upon them.

For mankind should never harm a prophet of Allah’s (Hashem's) nor commit any sins against Allah’s (Hashem's) law.

For even as a child Prophetess, there was an embedded understanding given to the child; so the child loved deeply, did good deeds even when in any possible danger but Allah (Hashem) protected her and carried a heaviness of heart; with the hope that the horrible events could be unheeded, instead of deafness and blindness of sin that would create such events to further unfold.





Chosen from Among the Angels

Whether a person is a mere child or an adult, in Allah’s (Hashem’s) eyes they are still children and He has always had great love for the Prophet’s for they are sent (created) by Allah (Hashem), as His sole blessed creation and can walk between Paradise (Heaven), earth, visit hell and beyond; without any constraint, except that which came by the thief in there abomination towards Allah (Hashem) and harmed the righteous children of humanity.

An Angel that is imprisoned  (the Abomination) by the thief on the far side of the of River Styx (the land of hatred and death).

As to some people seeing me as being important for what ever reason, I am the one person that always felt the least important upon the earth; to even at times thought I was the most despised and learning there was people that actually cared about me, was actually a surprise. But the key, is that which was given from the Angel in all her sacrificial love is equal in return from the righteous for her to be free from the abomination of the thief.

As to Allah (Hashem) caring about me, I will admit from things I have seen growing-up to thus far, that I knew He did; but not even this much. For example, some of the extreme heartbreaking conditions I have went through to almost dying at least twice, I know Allah (Hashem) interceded for me to keep living; when under the same conditions another person would have surely died.


I do know what death feels like, for it happened for a short time when I was 21 years-old because of something the US captor did. But I made a choice to go back and help humanity, instead of staying where I was. When I heard a nurse yelling with upset, calling for me and I did not wish her to be so. I woke-up and simply asked her what she wanted and to please stop yelling and it frightened her because she did not understand how it was possible. Most of the injuries I sustained seemed to have just disappeared and one took a little longer. The doctor couldn't understand what happened for most of the injuries too just vanish. The reason I even saw a hospital, was the compassion of two passing strangers; with a pick-up truck and camper. It was one of the times we were made to travel. When I was in that particular hospital I heard through the wall a man begging for help and he spoke French, but the nurses could not understand that he wanted a shave badly; so I told them for some reason I understand him perfectly. He got his shave. I still remember what I said before I returned, "That they need me;" even though I was given the choice to stay and that the time upon my return would be as fluid of great hardships.


When I had the two surgeries, the hospital staff said aberrations appeared out of no where to take care of me and gave them the knowledge on how to help me. When I was out of danger they disappeared. All they could say is they came from Paradise (Heaven) in there comprehension, with astonishment; with further to me, sounded like babble. They asked me who they were and I replied; "how would I know, I was asleep."


After I was taken from recovery to my hospital room, I got hospital staff visitors who had did my surgery and other staff; who kept asking who I really was. "I am just a person," I would reply.  There answer usually, was that I was not; that there was more to me, than just a person.  I still think about the many comments the doctors have said. Which to this day, I still wonder what all actually occurred; for until those two times, I had never had surgery before.


All I remember is in the first surgery, I saw a very pleasant place that looked like a forest  with lots of trees, it was warm and someone I know kept me company; until I was close to waking up. The whole situation was very overwhelming for my first husband and while he smiled allot; it took him a little time to understand everything that the hospital staff was trying to explain.


One day, when he was extremely ill and it was getting much closer to the end of his life; he said he understood everything. For much prior to this, he had some personnel struggles which I never fully understood; until he said they were gone. He for a time, wanted time to be by himself and think.  While he kept getting worse; many times, he said he did not wish to leave me. Sometimes, it still brings a few tears to my eyes; even though he said, what was ahead must be amazing.

My first husband, was the type of person that out of love; would have walked across hot coals barefoot to take care of me and so may things he had told me he was right, which I am so grateful for it made life much nicer. But yet, my world keeps growing in love from my past, my present and on into the future; while I wait for that which is to come. For one thing, I had to learn the hard way; one can never take that which is made from the heart and that my old friend is always there.

For me to be free has to do with how important I am to the righteous children of humanity, with there "strength of will" and to delay much longer Allah (Hashem) will destroy the whole earth or in goodness create the garden. He has already began and only the righteous children of humanity can reverse these occurrences, by doing what was ask for long ago in there prayers, that "single selfless deed" and the divine acknowledgements; with my freedom, too that which created the abomination.

There is nothing I can do to change what Allah (Hashem) has began on His decision concerning myself, but sit in my rocking chair in this walled prison; than go back too where I came from, if there is no substantial change soon by the righteous children. One acceptation, is that which Allah (Hashem) acknowledges for humanity; which some has already occurred, yet to come and can be heard from the messenger.



But if things continue as they are and the Prophetess continues to suffer, Allah (Hashem) will eventually even make the messenger silent, for Allah (Hashem)  begins the process of taking her back to Paradise (Heaven) and mankind does not wish for this to occur; for the destruction would be immense, too the final outcome.  Which has already started to come to pass, for the Prophetess will feel life passing away; as though death is going upon her and the sorrow for her is great, as many thoughts are put upon her. As that which is evil, Allah (Hashem) no longer listens.

The time if it should completely come to pass that Allah (Hashem) shall take the Prophetess to Paradise (Heaven), the earth will be destroyed as with the whisper of a single hand and unlike the bargain that Moses attempted to make with the two Angels, there will be no survivors.


Nothing can change this event accept that the relief of one who suffers, for even now death is still a cloak upon them as they wait for a change and seek solace in light. Of all the prayers which created extreme heat, that Allah (Hashem) heard; one particular prayer made a difference; even when the dog in the distance was howling of death.

In An Angels Hands

Many things’ I am sure I could talk about, but as they say especially concerning the elements of light and "the man that walks at midnight;" but there is a time and place for everything, as to when the time is right one will hear. For even I, continue to grow and transcend beyond; for the oldest of friends are never far away that were before the beginning of time.-HRM Deborah

Its about the equal love between the two!

Knowledge in Life

One thing about knowledge, it is something that one carries there whole life, especially knowledge which makes good people; for this turns into wisdom.

Also something about knowledge, it is not just learned in a classroom or at home, but in one’s daily life experiences; for often times, this is when Allah (Hashem) teaches or gives sometimes the hard tests.

These tests by Allah (Hashem) can be greeted with happiness, hardships or tears; but this is just apart of life and how one answers.- HRM Deborah

Wisdom or Ignorance

The one who only listen’s to one aspect of an issue instead of all the sides equally and then says they know all; will always be an ignorant person.

For a person of wisdom walks in light seeing all and listening to all, while the ignorant person struggles there way through the darkness of life, in deafness and in blindness.-HRM Deborah

Staying on the Good Path

When I was about three years-old my grandfather explained something to me that I have never forgotten.

In all things trust Allah (Hashem) and if someone tells you something that you know is contrary to what Allah (Hashem) says, go find out why, if your are not sure of the answer.

To find the answer, go read that which Allah (Hashem) has laid upon one’s hands in truth.

Once you know the answer, do what Allah (Hashem) says in all things and if one can go and help the person that may be on the wrong path; with the hope they will listen.

If you know the answer, always help the one that is on the wrong path; to find there way.

It should always be understood, to never judge or make remarks towards a person; without full knowledge.

For charity, comes in many forms.

Furthermore, respect all religions, may there never be dissention among you. For one day, all mankind will be one again; as is prophesied by Allah (Hashem).-HRM Deborah