The tower of Nimrod was initially perhaps dreamt, in the romantic hearts of men, to reach Venus. In the days before science, they could see as far as the sky they saw with their eyes. By the moon they were limited in their seasons, which the lunar power animated from beyond their understanding.
In the arrival of the corpse of our star, the moon is the reminder that we have a time and a season for all things. In humanity, the hearts of so many thirst for a better day, and yet are distracted from the perplexing mystery that we behold every time the moon does wink forever over our world. In our lives, as humanity leaves its divisions behind, won’t there be an inevitable change in the records of our planet and solar system?
In a harmony of simple goals, would religion oppose them as a tower-like threat? How else could we imagine a better day, relative to the madness that we have stepped away from. In the true heroism of real people, we see our own strength. So, can we use our Wisdom in a practical way? We Must! Seeking the finer vibrations is finding resurrected life and God extends a grace to us. In balance the human tower of excellence may compliment the pyramid of nature, even if it is only a tower we silently share for each-other within our aspirations.
May God bless our harmony.
Amen
Tristan James Johns 