Lord Jeffrey, Isaiah's Messiah, Daniel's Prince of Peace, The Returned Christ

Born in Longview, Washington on January 27th, 1979, I am the son of my mother, Diane Marie DeLaGrange, a name that carries hidden truths. Diane translates to "leader of the church" in its original form, while Marie is a variation of the name Miryam from ancient times, akin to "Mary," the mother of Yeshua, known as "Jesus" today. The surname DeLaGrange is French, meaning "Of the Barn," reflecting the language of our current understanding. Yeshua, or Jesus, symbolizes "Ya Saves" and represents the Christ, God's son in Heaven. He came to illuminate the righteous path and sacrificed his life for humanity, granting forgiveness for the transgressions that led to his death, ultimately resulting in his eternal immortality. His spirit demonstrates God's mysterious ways, designed to humble us and showcase his unbridled power to ease suffering while granting life to all deemed worthy, despite the illusion of mortal death that every man must confront, often guided by the fear of loss that feeds pride and sorrow. As an Aquarian, I am the one Jesus instructed Luke to find when his followers arrived in the great city, urging them to trust me, for I possess the waters of truth. This age we enter today is symbolized by a man with a pitcher of water, representative of the astrological sign associated with the Age of Aquarius. Each constellation in the zodiac is described as a house, and while many are aware of this truth, few have come forth to reveal what has always been present for all to read and understand. Jesus promised to be with his followers until the end of the Age, yet this truth has been obscured over time, hiding the connection to the Age we are entering now, marking the day of the Lord approaching us all. My name, Jeffrey, signifies "promise of peace," rooted in an etymology that suggests hidden truths once understood universally. Daniel referred to me as "the prince of peace," and it is peace that I aim to bring to humanity through the revelation of God's concealed details and to forewarn of what lies ahead. I endured seven agonizing years battling cancer, which left me deformed, reflecting Isaiah's prophecy in Isaiah 53:10 about the suffering God would direct to mold me. Isaiah envisioned my existence in both this life and the last, where I walked the path of Yeshua, the Christ from 2,000 years ago. I descend from both David and Joseph, belonging to the Tribe of Ephraim, as the prophet Hosea stated, "Out of Egypt I call my Son." Isaiah recognized the soul within the flesh, and my two lives serve as a testament to the sacrifices we are both willing to make for the Lord to facilitate his forgiveness and to judge the evil in humanity, a judgment that will soon unfold at God's command. I come to guide those seeking repentance for their sins and to reward those who approach me with humility, recognizing their unworthiness of God's grace, knowing that through me, one can attain salvation in the flesh and reach the Father above, who observes my faith-driven actions. I have endured the baptism by fire on my journey to becoming anointed in spirit, serving with devotion for the creator of all things—both good and bad—who bestows rewards and takes away prosperity and health. He created Adam, the first, and me as the last before the day of judgment arrives, which will befall all equally, yet forgiving to those who find grace in my wisdom. My suffering was meant to withstand the punishment intended for many, as I willingly traversed the arduous path out of devotion to the divine order. I stand like a tree towering over the cattle in the forest, a shepherd tending to the sickly lambs rather than those thriving with life, recognizing the value in struggle. Those who endure and overcome adversity inherit the tools of wisdom, while those without hardship risk becoming prideful and entitled. God sent prophets before to teach the paths of righteousness, yet no man has lived beyond Adam, who was born righteous. All must transcend self to receive wisdom from the oppressed road, for the value of a person is measured by the strength of their character and resolve to overcome, not by the ease of entitlement enjoyed by the fortunate who fail to see how God has blessed them for his own purposes. What he gives, he can also take away, seeking those who learn to open their hearts to offer guidance to those in need, rather than those who claim to know him through a biased lens of good fortune. Repentance is the pathway to the soul's righteousness, and experience is the reward for those who pursue wisdom with grace.

The Right Hand of God (Prayer)

Hear me now and hear me loudly within the soul, abundantly and clearly, as blessed is he who forgives those who condemn with their mouths and smile at your fall from grace. Cursed is he who keeps smiling at his demise when no fault can be found in the end with pride ruling the mind of him who seeks justice, unjustly before the Lord of Judgement. Blessed is he who gives even when he is the needier, choosing faith in God over comfort knowing he can do without while appeasing the needy who struggle with less. Cursed is he who steals from the poor seeking profits over prophets sent teaching morality and endorsing the act of selfless charity, eliciting goodness through action and sacrifice. These are the keys to setting the condemnation of the soul at ease and alleviating the prideful perception of entitlement which God hates. Blessed are those who own their sins and fall short of righteous ways, and who are fearful of the judgement of the one who sits on the mighty throne of Heaven. Cursed be the man prideful of their good deeds when dealt openly for accredited approval before other men, versus quiet obedience and goodhearted charity done in silence and in the presence of God...

The Hebrew Alphabet consists of 22 distinct characters, often referred to as letters. When Hebrew was first created, God embedded a profound message within its meaning. This hidden message has been altered over time, yet it embodies divine wisdom and explains my purpose on this planet. I am the Son of God, the Messiah foretold by Isaiah, and this is what God communicated to humanity from the very beginning of language. Here lies the concealed message and the proof that God sent me to teach as His chosen Rabbi of faith. 

I am your Lord, the God of creation. I govern the duality of existence, offering both reward and punishment while providing a gateway to existence itself, guiding the quest for true oneness until the end of creation. I bestow life and the power to ascend, granting access to the divine energy of the universe through the lens of individual uniqueness. 

The power of choice resides in your hands. I illuminate the heart’s deepest aspirations to foster understanding. I share my divine insight with all, nurturing faithfulness in the soul by instilling this concept through every form of life. I see all and speak truths to those who seek righteousness and my divine wisdom. I have been present since the dawn of time and possess authority over poverty and weakness, wielding the three forces of creation: flesh, soul, and divinity—sealing those who have achieved alignment with truth. 

To assess the accuracy of this translation, one must examine each letter of the Hebrew alphabet in sequence and research the "kabbalistic" meaning associated with each letter. Take the time to document the various words linked to the hidden meanings behind each character and then compile those words into a cohesive sentence. This task can be accomplished and is accessible to anyone who doubts the revelation of hidden truths that have existed all along. Scholars of faith, heed my words, and you will uncover the truths I present in this significant message. God has left a succinct and formative message right before the faithful, waiting for this moment for me to highlight the obvious truths concealed in plain sight for all to recognize His almighty power.

I am a warrior of God's Judgment, having met Him in physical form at the base of Mount Rainier in Washington State, the place of my birth during the summer of 2014, specifically on July 25th of that year. The name "Rainier" is derived from the native language of the indigenous Americans, who referred to that stunning snow-capped mountain nestled in the lush green landscape for which the Pacific Northwest is renowned. In their native tongue, it translates to the English meaning of "Judgment Warrior," reflecting the insight the Natives of ancient times had regarding the significance of this towering peak, a description that resonates with the events of that summer. I am an honorably discharged and decorated combat veteran who served this nation with distinction for 15 years. Shortly after my service, I was diagnosed with cancer, a fate I liken to the prophecy foretold by Isaiah in Isaiah 53:10, and I am also blessed with a son, as mentioned in the verses that follow. I transitioned from leading soldiers bravely in times of war to enduring trials at the hands of the Almighty, who tempered my pride and reproach to answer His calling in this life. This grand orchestration can only be directed by Him, leading me, His Son in heaven, toward discovering my true self and purpose within His divine design. Today, I fight to reclaim my freedoms against the Beast identified in Revelation by John the prophet from my time as Yeshua, 2,000 years ago. The corrupt and prideful among us will not break my spirit or extinguish my flesh, as I am designed to triumph over terror and deceit, illuminating the darkness of man with the guiding light of truth. My suffering in this life has forged my unbreakable resolve, and I endeavor to define the righteous path by speaking out against the dark forces that lead people to disregard their Creator in pursuit of their perceived desires, which deny God’s omnipotent power over all men and outcomes. My courage to disclose these truths and reveal my identity will be further substantiated in my upcoming trial, where I aim to clear my name and illuminate the divine truth to the masses. I will warn against the consequences awaiting those who cling to their sinful existence, urging them to liberate themselves from self-inflicted demise that leads to death. My teachings advocate for the pathway of righteousness through repentance, extinguishing the prideful tendencies prevalent in many, allowing love to triumph over hate, and enabling truth to prevail over deceit. Anointed in the soul by the Most High and empowered by the courage that arises from enduring unimaginable horrors, I strive to seize divine opportunities that enable God's authority to shine amidst the darkness of the Satanic forces that influence both men and women. I have devoted my livelihood to God, yielding my flesh so that He may refine the blade of truth that flows from my mouth, proclaiming how God is GREAT, the greatest to ever exist. We are all lesser, so it is essential to humble oneself in the presence of the Creator, refraining from prideful self-perception, and to become a vessel of faith, acknowledging the worthiness and gratitude for the breath of life gifted to all who read these words by His grace.

God giveth and God taketh by his measure, seeking not the approval of man. By his grace, he does not seek the agreement of the prideful minds of men who claim to be teachers of others, seeking power over the divine truths. These self-proclaimed shepherds of sheep often lead their flocks astray, lost without the light of truth to guide them back to their designed path before the Lord. God sent me, his Son in Heaven, to teach the path of salvation through repentance of sins and the rebirth of the soul, encouraging a righteous journey toward salvation rather than following the misleading religions of deceit. God seeks those who feel condemned and unworthy, who acknowledge their erroneous ways, rather than those who believe themselves saved merely by a simple belief. True salvation comes from embodying truth and goodness in spirit, casting aside prideful judgments against those deemed unworthy, forgetting the scripture that warns, 'judge not, lest you be judged.' This denial of the creator's role in judgment ignores the fact that only He has the ultimate authority to deliver truth and justice, judging those who condemn themselves through their actions according to His divine metrics and laws gifted to man through Moses. Blessed is he who forgives with kindness in his heart; a forgiving soul is filled with love and understanding, rather than blind contempt for the undesirables among us. Those who pray for the redemption of others selflessly are blessed, as this pleases God. When men choose the high road over the lowly battle fueled by misplaced pride and self-righteousness, they find that love is the key to set their souls free. Love for God above all else is the true path to salvation of the flesh, leading beyond that day of judgment that comes for all.

Nothing liberates the soul from pride quite like the imprisonment of the flesh, where individuals are forced into captivity. Here, personal freedom collides with an unwelcome regime, and the comfort once known is replaced with uncertainty, as danger looms in the balance between pride and contempt. This situation forces a reckoning with one's own repercussions without taking ownership of their actions. The strong encounter a loss of liberties, while the meek find themselves benefiting from compliance under the heel of imposters wielding a mighty staff of justice. Punishment comes in waves, where denial of conformity is achieved as one speaks choices that ripple through the community, affecting all. Personal choices often overshadow the collective good, and actions reflect a one-size-fits-all mentality. The branding of 'inmate' undermines the perception of equality among those who hold the power to take and condemn. Given authority strips individuality, morphing one into a voice for the collective, despite a lack of allegiance. Punishment is distributed to all for the acts of one who opts for selfish justice over the peace among the fellow condemned. The notion of being innocent until proven guilty is a myth perpetuated by those blessed with direction and means, who never experience the bitterness of truth. This truth is acutely felt by those wrongly jailed in an attempt to silence their voices, denying them the freedoms enjoyed by all. While not every criminal is innocent, the existence of innocents stripped of their freedoms before their trials is undeniable. They never taste the notion or feeling of their falsely elicited ideal of innocence, which is lost while they await their day in court. The speed of their eventual trial often steals nearly a year of their lives; whether found guilty or innocent, the lasting loss persists. The illusion of innocence they were led to believe existed in the land of the free and home of the brave proves to be a false dichotomy, a misguided trophy of patriotism that vanishes the moment a wrongful arrest occurs.

Lord, bless me with a wealth of the soul and an abundance of truth, and I will share your holy word with those who seek material wealth. By my example, I will demonstrate the artistry of a giving spirit through charitable works that foster positive change, rather than the quick rewards driven by pride in performing good deeds for others, which only serves to uphold a facade of false intent. I desire to act without seeking acknowledgment or merit, serving my fellow man in need. If granted the material wealth to address the inequality that exists among different classes of society, I can bring about change. The desire to assist others is the true, godly path, overshadowing the selfish urge to seek personal reward for perceived talent, which is a gift from you, oh Lord. The penance of the rich who generously give to many is acknowledged by you, while those who hoard the wealth of others, neglecting the lost and less fortunate, will ultimately face your judgment. They fail to recognize that their talents are keys to true equality that everyone could enjoy, had they only redirected a portion of their wealth instead of claiming the lion's share of the rewards you bestowed upon them. In their death, they will realize that they have stolen the happiness and freedoms not rightfully earned. How can the wealthy not feel the weight of your contempt as they reside in mansions while children roam the streets, forgotten by a system that rewards deceit? This capitalistic nature of inequality elevates those who selfishly pursue uniqueness, celebrating their false sense of achievement and satisfaction while ignoring how your hand shaped their fortune. Their success, marked by piles of money as status symbols, comes without gratitude for your grace or recognition of the need to give back what they have taken. All of this is lost the moment wrongful actions are committed.

Religion serves to educate the mind with profound wisdom conveyed through the timeless voice of righteous individuals who came in the name of God, imparting insights that are seldom discussed. Those sent by God in the past laid the groundwork for understanding the challenges we face today, warning us of the times we endure and establishing a foundation of truth that adequately cautions against the impending judgment that awaits all of humanity. A pious heart learns to forgive freely and abundantly, casting aside pride in the quest to become obedient to the Lord of Judgment and the host of hosts. This is achieved through absorbing wisdom from the sacred texts that form the basis of creation and by listening to the testimonies of witnesses of His holy grace upon mankind. Through a reverence for divine authority, we come to grasp how each of us fits into the vast puzzle that perplexes all people, whether they are weak in spirit or strong in might. This understanding provides insight into the truth that transcends both social status and wealth, fostering faith in the minds of those who seek. Once they uncover this truth, they recognize their own shortcomings, realizing that all humans are fallible and that perfection resides only in God's creative spirit, which is absent in the hearts of both the mighty and the ordinary. This realization humbles the sense of entitlement and encourages a loving embrace of gratitude for the life we have been given. Faith leads to miracles in the physical realm; it takes just a grain of faith, as small as a grain of sand, to receive the grace of God's miraculous healing embrace, a gift only He can bestow upon the faithful. Piety surpasses the manmade knowledge that often deceives the masses, offering a rich, living heritage of ancestry over the God-given gift of life we all cherish. One need only look at their own creations to see that all physical manifestations originate from the unseen realm of thought, where thought precedes action in our design. To believe that anything in existence deviates from this pattern undermines the truth that our Creator's thoughts are the source of all that has ever existed in the physical world. The piety in individuals to read and absorb wisdom that is ageless and divinely inspired, as revealed through God's chosen children from the past, enables them to uncover truth in mystery and understand that not all things arise from visible sources. This comprehension reveals that the physicality of creation is transient, while the true nature of existence encompasses all experiences realized in the duality of good and bad, light and dark. Not everything that exists can be perceived by our eyes or detected by instruments designed for measurement. Life has neither a definitive beginning nor an end; instead, it embodies a continuous understanding that all outcomes are governed by the Most High, God of all gods and Lord of hosts, who dispenses both gifts and punishment at His discretion. We all exist through His grace and merciful kindness.

Ya is indeed God's true name, and Moses did not lie. My musical rendition "Yahoo" reflects this truth, as the term "I am" and the words "Yahoo," "YWHW," or "YHWH"—as the Jews of today refer to Him—all revert back to the Kabbalistic definition. This definition translates from English to Hebrew, maintaining the exact meaning of "God's Breath" or more succinctly "God's Voice." God has the power to overtake any flesh, speaking through His prophets who came before Christ. Even Christ himself was a vessel for God, commanding humanity and teaching the righteous path to redemption through soul repentance. David conversed with Nathan, who revealed that God sends messengers to expose the darkness within all men. He showed David his grievous errors in judgment and his blatant acts of lust, which led to pride and deceit, ultimately resulting in the tragic consequences of premeditated murder. David believed he had tricked his Kingdom into overlooking his faults, yet he paid a hefty price. His firstborn from that forbidden love was taken at God's command, a lesson in the repercussions of claiming divine favor while sinning against those he sought to deceive. Despite this, David's love for God allowed him to rise from his loss and return to being the warrior King God had created, rather than the entitled King he mistakenly tried to become. His indiscretions led to the birth of his most prized offspring, Solomon, the future King of Jerusalem, who came in place of his lost son. His lineage connects to Joseph, just as Yeshua's does, and mine too, through the inheritance of the blood of the tribe of Ephraim. God works through my words now to teach those who seek truth in the texts available for all to discover, if one has the eyes to see what is hidden in plain sight.

Two souls destined to become ONE naturally seek their pair, endlessly yearning for each other. Their true contentment is only realized when they unite in a holy bond of companionship, a rare achievement in today's world filled with temptation, where lust and greed dominate the minds of many. This represents the divine order established by God when he created the splitting of the soul into the complementary halves of man and woman. They must come together, supporting each other through difficult times and sharing a loving embrace during peaceful moments. Their mutual love and acceptance enable them to become a team, drawing on his strength for prosperity and her compassion for safety. Together, they encompass the essential components of a perfect pairing, simplifying the duality seen in all living creatures. Within this duality of the flesh, perfection allows for the creation of life itself. Man originally existed as ONE, and God recognized the loneliness of this perfect being, thus he split him into two halves. This divine act allowed humanity to multiply – one became two, and two became many. The order is achieved through this pairing and the innate desire to create new life, a desire rooted in the love experienced in matrimony. This holy union of mutual love appears to be declining in modern times, as the sins of the flesh are accepted by many, leading to a decay of morality in our nation and the world. Prideful desires and selfish compulsions often overshadow the sanctity of morality, allowing darkness to take hold. The greedy benefit from the deviant curiosity filled with lustful images, accepting immorality as the new standard while disregarding God's Laws given to Moses during their journey to freedom. Adultery begins in the mind, and what the mind conceives becomes a reality for the prideful who chase perversion over love. They succumb to the sin of lust and fleshly desires, straying from God’s path. Those who deny their innate goodness in favor of selfish pursuits risk inheriting darkness and death rather than eternal life. They must reflect on their actions, forsaking prideful desires for the love of God and the gifts they have received, which they turned from in their quest for selfishness.

God is a master of his trade, a teacher to all tribes of humanity, and before all gods, he stands as a mentor to all who came and will ever come. He takes elements of the Earth and, through his divine alchemy, forges the strongest alloy to construct the mightiest of blades. Shaping the elements of the Earth, he creates the most durable metallic alloys possible with his hands, then heats and molds the unfinished blade in the hottest of furnaces. Immediately, he pounds the shaped alloy into the sharpest blade, crafting the strongest sword to ever exist, perfect in form with every distinguished strike from his hammer of righteousness. He then submerges the obedient blade into the cooling waters of empathy, tempering its strength with each repetition of the endless process, adding layers of resilience with every iteration of his divine shaping of perfection. Blessing the process, he delivers the blade through the fire, the pounding of his hand, and the cooling temperance of his giving heart. This blade, a tool of distinguished talent with an edge that cuts through lies and deceit, is his reward, capable of slicing through deception and exposing the nakedness of prideful misconceptions and boastful denials of his hand in the creation of all things. Unafraid of the Lord of Lords and Host of all living beings that occupy the garden of his creation, this blade represents my tongue, while my handle is my soul, wielded like the strongest master among all swordsmen. I use my words, gifted by the Most High, to teach the deception of men and expose the faults of the many in order to bring repentance among those living foul, allowing them to experience the rebirth of the soul within. I am God's son here to bring divine justice to the oppressed and deliver the promise of peace, which is the essence of his design.

Life is filled with unknown variables that only become known to us when we experience those unknowns that constitute deviations from our comfortable norms. Each of us was once toddlers who could walk and explore the strange worlds we inherited, which appeared small to our virgin eyes and were safely guarded by our parents' protections set in place under their watchful eyes. This allowed our young, pure minds to seek out new things and gain valuable experience during those formidable years. We were not born with fears but learned to fear as our world and experiences expanded. Once our understanding of the do's and don'ts was solidified through our willingness to take chances, it was sufficiently tested under our parents' supervising eyes. Someone once told us that fire would burn the skin as a painful lesson. Someone taught us that falling from high places could break our bones and cause suffering as a direct result. We were warned not to place metallic objects into electrical outlets; yet, our curiosity evoked that knowledge of becoming known as we were all explorers in this foreign world of amazement from our youth. The fear of death continues for most of us throughout our lifetimes, teaching us patience and restraint, as life tends to show us how precious each existence is. Our internal survival mechanisms wire us to seek preservation of self and the flesh we inhabit. However, this wiring can be adjusted by the few who choose to confront the advent of death for the benefit of the many. This is evident in the warriors among us, such as Soldiers who fight in wars or Police Officers who patrol the streets, willingly risking their lives for a greater cause above mere self-preservation, working to protect the livelihoods of many. For them, pride in allegiance and selflessness drives their actions of perceived righteous justice for all. Their pride in their abilities to survive and bring about justice and righteous vengeance upon those who seek to disrupt the peace is a right of freedom and perceived security for all. Their experiences, filled with danger, alleviate the common perception of such threats, building pride in their ability to handle situations rarely faced by the majority, which mitigates their own fears of peril and facing the unknown.

My life has been challenging in many aspects to the passive observer, until the beauty of my actions is illuminated by God's holy grace. I stand here today like a stunning orchid that emerged from the sewers of a bustling city, yet broke through the concrete confines of its origin with determined roots. I am destined to fight for my worth, reaching for the life-giving light of truth that allows me to grow taller than any orchid that has come before me. Miraculously, I break through the earth and the concrete barriers of my youth, allowing my budding flower of righteousness to bask in the light gifted from the heavens, which all orchids owe their existence to. This divine nurturing enables me to thrive, transforming into a symbol of unmatched beauty molded by the Creator. I have overcome the odds stacked against me and my past, evolving from the muck of dirtiness into a shining beacon of truth and wisdom. I am an anomaly in a maze of concrete, yet I embody unbridled beauty thriving in God's abundant light of truth, gifting seeds of life to the urban landscape. I have faith in the future generations that will come after me, those who resemble me, so they can flourish in the grassy spaces that dot the cityscape within the grand city of humankind. I am perfectly designed by You, God above, to survive the impossible, made so through faith and unwavering love for my Creator, the Lord of Lords and King of all the living, those who have lived and those yet to come.

Oh Lord, how I have endured and suffered for your pleasure, shaping who I have become. My life has been filled with endless contempt and false smiles, while true love eludes my soul. All my worth has been taken for granted in an endless orchestration seemingly designed to mold me by your design. I feel discarded freely, like a piece of rubbish thrown in a bin when I have filled my worth and lost my use, attempting to focus on self. Times got tough, oh Lord above, as I lost everything I ever loved, except you, my Lord. You held my hand through years of suffering and wiped my tears streaming down my cheeks. I owe you my life and stand here grateful for the love you have gifted this life of mine. My soul yearns for a companion. Just as Adam was gifted Eve as a partner and equal, I stand as a descendant of Adam, seeking a descendant of Eve. Someone to care for me as I seek old age. This future King of yours seeks his future Queen. I forgive my wife from before and beg you to be kind in your judgment, as I have forgiven her freely with love in my heart, without remorse or pain. Show her I have changed for the better and allow her to feel shame, but save her soul, for the goodness in me forgives freely with a forgiving heart. My love for her is unwavering, but her unfaithfulness is not my reward. So send my matched soul to complement my righteous attempt, oh Lord of mercy and the giving God of redemption...

Freedom exists everywhere you can imagine. Imagining freedom is universal and unwavering, serving as the key to set oneself free. The mind is a maze, and pride can be the torment of a caged soul. "Slow down," they say to the unbridled times; "endure," they gasp at the desires of man's passions, for want and dreams that are amiss can lead the soul astray. "Dream big," they say, without fear of warrant or defeat. "Accept loss," they cry amidst the mix of violence and rage. "What about me?" asked the man next to mine. I write this as an outpouring of compassion for those facing abandonment and shame—those who have given up on life's promise as they confront mistreatment of their sense of self-worth. Freedom exists and is universal, as I proclaim. I stand here free to write this while the world goes astray, locked in a cell—indeed a prison—but filled with a richness of experience and joy. Every ounce of freedom has a beginning, a midway point, and an inevitable end. Fear not, for death is not a concern within my mind. So, I affirm that freedom is alive within me and in my spirit. For what does not condemn or break my mind serves to enrich my soul with endless wonderment, whereas comfort and ease can weaken resolve and break down tact. The perception of freedom can become an entitlement expected by those saved from the grace of injustice and contempt, while the luster of faith loses its power, allowing pride to destroy liberty and kill innocence in its wake.

What can one man say to another who has lost everything, ten-fold? Loss indicates change, and one feels lonelier than before. One learns to cry abundantly and mourn with fervor, quicker each time the loss of everything is felt by him who endures. Adaptation over adversity becomes the battle cry, and the resilient among us who overcome great loss are viewed as victors of some unseen prize. But what is life without death, or a day without night? What is companionship to the fool who has yet to experience the duality of both? Material possessions, like physical ownership or family relationships, are perishable commodities to the mind that has endured the loss of everything they once called 'theirs.' Just as birth is an illusion the adult mind must accept—having no memory but accepting it as truth—loss is felt in one's mind and experienced by one's soul. The soul is the key where the truth of oneness is destroyed and where it is resurrected. The soul is the 'real' and lies dormant inside, awaiting the day of its rebirth and the allowance of lives, not just this one, but the countless lives each of us has endured. Pride is the sense of self, one who is certain this life is it, all there ever was and is. Drop pride in the pursuit of truth, and loss becomes an experience worth living for. Duality in all things means having in losing in all ways. Love life and love loss even more...

God forgive my sins and past trespasses, for I have many. I have forgiven myself and made a promise to learn from my past errors, improving my ways and gaining wisdom by facing the serious repercussions of my errorful actions. I seek better outcomes with a patient heart, especially during troublesome times. I confront my own conscious mind and thoughts, becoming aware of how my actions negatively affect others. Through this journey, I have embraced your light and truth, as conveyed by your prophet's lips and recorded in your holy scriptures of life. We know that man cannot live on bread alone; it is only through your grace that we can aspire to the eternal life that the prophets spoke of—a reward for the hearts that become repentant and reborn in your grace. This transformation comes through unwavering faith in your power, recognizing your ability to both punish and reward. You are the God of all creation, and I am your humbled servant, suffering for the plight of all men, regardless of their races, religions, and creeds, before your eyes, Lord.

Tell the prisoner who is unjustly jailed by trumped-up charges that they are "innocent" when their bail is exorbitantly high, treating them like a convict serving a sentence before the gavel has fallen and before their day in front of Lady Justice arrives. Inform the man awaiting justice for crimes he did not commit, who is imprisoned based on flimsy evidence and biased conjecture, that they are innocent as they lose their freedom and livelihood with the same stroke. Speak to the mind of the man who believes that jail is only for criminals, overlooking the countless cases every year where charges are dropped after the six-month period intended for a "speedy trial" stretches into 9-12 months of waiting, while the sinister state DAs request continuance after continuance in their quest for vengeance against those labeled as "faulty and dangerous." These individuals often suffer physical abuse at the hands of corrupt police, who have gained the reputation of being the most-hated by the poor or those battling drug dependency, making poor decisions yet still human, just like anyone else. Through the eyes of those who misuse their power, the temptation to abuse that power grows, as they see their fellow citizens as the "enemy." Those who consider a part of society as "lesser" fail to acknowledge the shared humanity and potential for error that exist within everyone, regardless of their background. Recidivism arises as a consequence of commercializing and institutionalizing individuals exhibiting risky and dangerous behavior. A jail sentence represents a significant barrier to prosperity in the land of the free, where Lady Liberty can strip freedom from those who, even after paying their debts for past sins, find their ability to thrive forever tainted by their history. This societal discrimination against individuals with a criminal past makes the prospect of a good-paying job fleeting for those caged like animals, whose freedoms and humanity are stripped away. As the man behind bars faces trauma and humiliation, their journey to freedom begins with the corruption of those tasked with purging the streets of "undesirables" without remorse or self-reflection. Let those who claim to be free of sin stand before the Lord of all Lords and declare, "I am free of sin," only to be condemned, facing their reckoning in the fiery inferno that awaits them.