Destiny

276 Pages·2016·1.127 MB·English

by  Embrosewyn Tazkuvel

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Voice Heard Around
The World
Prelude Of An Angel
The Gathering
The Calling
Portals
The Other Side Of The Bedchamber
That’s Not Right
In Bird We Trust
Predator Or Prey?
Land Of The Nartese
Toy
Escape
Hannah
Lassoon
Revelations
Queen Of Evil
Roast
Unbearable
Angel Of The Covenant
Secret Earth Series
BOOK 2
DESTINY
Embrosewyn Tazkuvel
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Voice Heard Around the World
Chapter 2: Prelude of an Angel
Chapter 3: The Gathering
Chapter 4: The Calling
Chapter 5: Portals
Chapter 6: The Other Side of the Bedchamber
Chapter 7: That’s Not Right
Chapter 8: In Bird We Trust
Chapter 9: Predator or Prey?
Chapter 10: Land of the Nartese
Chapter 11: Toy
Chapter 12: Hannah
Chapter 13: Lassoon
Chapter 14: Revelations
Chapter 15: Queen of Evil
Chapter 16: Roast
Chapter 17: Unbearable
Chapter 18: Angel of the Covenant
Chapter 1
VOICE HEARD AROUND
THE WORLD
Gads, what a trip! My first inkling of the long life I was going to
experience came shortly after I returned with everyone from the other
dimension world of Ferrtho. We came back through the spiral, blue light
portal to the same place in the courtyard at my family’s house in Bethany
from which we had departed. With our return, I had the opportunity to
experience the time distortion from a perspective as one of the Timewalkers.
To my great disappointment, I had been left behind when Yeshua, my
sister Miriam, Salome and Yeshua’s apostles went to Itodon, a world in
another dimension on an earlier visit. I had been both sad and somewhat
offended when Yeshua explained he didn’t feel I would be up to the
challenge of the strangeness they would experience on the strange world. It
seemed a very weak argument at the time to leave me in Bethany while they
all went out and had great adventures. After all, my sister Miriam went with
them and even her companion Salome!
At the time I was almost insulted that Salome was deemed capable of
enduring whatever they would encounter on the other world but I was not!
Up to that point I considered Salome’s sole talents to be singing, dancing and
looking beautiful. As I found out on our joint visit to Ferrtho, she possessed
far more potent abilities. Ones I would count myself lucky to ever master.
I thought they were all joking with me and rubbing salt into my wounded
pride when they returned from Itodon a few hours later and claimed they had
been gone for days to that mysterious place. Now I was the one returning
after having been away for almost fourteen days and nights as I had counted
time while on Ferrtho. But to my wife Hannah, my children, and everyone
else who had been aware of our departure, it seemed as if we had been gone
less than a day. Though I had now lived this experience from both sides of
the equation, it was still a difficult concept to wrap my head around.
Everyone in our traveling group stayed at my house in Bethany overnight
and rested from our event-filled trip. The following day Yeshua said he had
an important talk he wanted to give to all the Children of Light. Despite
everything I had personally experienced, including dying, visiting the
afterlife in the Celestine Kingdom, being resurrected, and most recently
traveling through time and space to a world in a different dimension, I still
thought too small when it came to Yeshua. I soon came to realize I needed to
expand my concept of possibilities whenever he was involved.
When he said he wanted to talk to all the Children of Light, I assumed he
meant those of us that could easily gather in Bethany. As he shortly explained
to us, what he actually intended to do was speak to every single Child of
Light in the entire world at the same time telepathically! And not just those
that knew of him; but every man, woman and child in the world who lived
their life worthy to be called a Child of Light, regardless of their current
religious beliefs or social standing. Slaves and kings alike would hear his
words, if they were worthy.
And so we did; and the experience was marvelous beyond description.[1]
As he was nearing the end of his sermon, Yeshua uttered the fateful words
that spoke of my own millenium-spanning destiny, though I did not know it
at the time. Speaking to us all, he gave a prophecy and a promise.
When you are no more upon the Earth, the fullness of Celestine Light shall
be taken from it for two thousand years save from those who remain as Earth
Stewards, and the people of the world shall wander in the darkness they
created. I had no idea what he was referring to at the moment he said it, but
all was soon to be made clear to me.
[1] An abbreviated account of Yeshua's sermon as it relates to the principles of longevity can be
found in the book Labyrinth of Immortality. A complete account of the sermon can be found in the
Oracles of Celestine Light: Vivus.
Chapter 2
PRELUDE OF AN ANGEL
Yeshua lingered on the Earth in a physical form for almost six weeks after
his resurrection. The sermon heard by Children of Light around the world,
proved to be the last he would give before his final ascension to the Celestine
realm, which unexpectedly happened shortly after his telepathic sermon.
Concerning the sacred ceremonies that occurred during Yeshua’s
ascension including the amazing Circle of Power I was honored to participate
in, I will not speak of the historic events in detail in this book as I already
gave an in-depth accounting of them in Labyrinth of Immortality.
In revealing the story of my life from this point on I am focusing more on
the heretofore hidden secular and other-worldly episodes that changed the
history of Earth and saved it from destruction on more than one occasion,
while mankind continued blissfully on, unaware of how different their fate
would have been without the intervention of the Guardians.
Nevertheless, I cannot completely ignore the spiritual aspects of my life
and the events that have swirled around it, for it is in the Celestine Light that
all is rooted. That was especially true during these early years when I was at
the very beginning of my amazing journey.
And the spiritual aspects certainly cannot be glossed over in regards to my
sister Miriam; a woman whose mysterious true nature I was still incapable of
grasping at the early juncture of my life, despite all the inexplicable,
miraculous things I had seen her do and heard others speak of in awed voices.
In truth, despite mounting evidence to the contrary, it was still very
difficult to erase from my mind that she was just my sister, the little girl I had
grown up watching over and protecting. To accept that she was now someone
much more, not solely because she was the wife of Yeshua, the Lord of
Light, but because she was a force to be reckoned with in her own right, was
a ponderous challenge; one which became increasingly difficult to ignore in
the coming days, despite my best efforts.
I was in such a euphoric state after the events of Yeshua’s final departure
from Earth that I don’t even remember how we ended up back in the
courtyard of my house in Bethany. But so we all did, albeit each and every
one of us still under the magic of those moments and wandering about
somewhat in a dreamy daze for a while.
The next day, after an incredibly sound sleep, I awoke wonderfully
refreshed and enthusiastic about getting back to the routine of my life. For
many people, the routine of life is boring at best and often drudgery resigned
to being endured at worst. But for me, though I sometimes loathed the travel
and forced time away from my wife and children, I loved the diverse and
continually interesting challenges my life as a trader afforded me, especially
living in Israel, which sometimes seemed like the crossroads of the world.
I thoroughly enjoyed my interactions with all of my family and
employees, as well as people from all walks of life: from the nomads of the
desert, to Roman officers, to Pharisees, Samaritans, Greeks, Persians, and
Egyptians and just common folk of many religious persuasions. I thanked
God several times every day that Yeshua had resurrected me and given me
the opportunity to be immersed again in a fulfilling life. I was soon about to
discover that my current immersion in exciting and fulfilling events was no
more than a toe stuck in a vast lake, compared to the dunking that was
coming.
For about a month after Yeshua had ascended I was happily engaged in
my accustomed life. The world seemed almost idyllic. Profits were up in
business, my children were happy and being taught well in both the ways of
Celestine Light as well as knowledge of the world they would need to
navigate. Hannah and I were like two young lovers again and our affections
for each other seemed to have amplified since I had returned from the dead.
Miriam, Salome and the apostles all left at various times during the two
days following Yeshua’s ascension. The apostles returned to their families,
most of which lived in one of the four Celestine communities at the north end
of Lake Gennesaret.
Miriam and Salome on the other hand, seldom told anyone where they
were going or when they would be returning. This caused not inconsiderable
worry and in my opinion unnecessary annoyance with some of us, mostly me.
The third week of the month, I journeyed to Galilee, as I did each month,
to meet with my buyer and the local fishermen at Tiberias to discuss the
quantity of fish we needed for our retail outlets in the bazaars of Jerusalem
and Bethany the following month and to leave a payment with the local
moneychanger.
My fish buyer had no facilities or guards to safely keep gold, which was
our sole method of payment to the fishermen. Like most businessmen, I
contracted with a moneychanger at Tiberius to make payments on my behalf
to the fishermen, as my buyer directed, and to pay any other merchants from
whom I or my agents had made purchases. The moneychangers kept gold for
many businesses in a stout, stonewalled, underground facility, heavily
guarded by former soldiers. I suppose they were the worlds first banks.
Using the services of a moneychanger, was a common practice in the days
when trust among people in business was implicit and sealed with nothing
more than a promise to abide by the verbal agreement. It was a fidelity and
trust I never saw or even heard of being broken by anyone.
Contrarily, one thing I have noticed over the millenniums, is the less
trusting people became the longer their written contracts extend. In the
modern world, even something as simple as renting a house may require a ten
page agreement, but only after you have been credit qualified by the twenty
page authorization for a credit company to snoop into every aspect of your
private life!
The longer, more detailed and convoluted the legal documents have
expanded, the more insidious and ubiquitous the legal wrangling, suits and
counter suits have become. Ah, I digress. But I do miss the days when
lawyers were about as rare as polar bears in Israel.
I was met in Tiberius by the apostles, Cephas and Yohhanan. They knew
the day I would be arriving and arranged to be there to meet me. Cephas was
an old business associate. My family had been buying fish off of his family’s
boats from before both of us were born. His father was killed when Cephas
was only sixteen by a drunken Roman soldier, when his father refused to give
the soldier fresh fish for free when his boat was unloading.
As the eldest son, Cephas inherited the business after his father’s death
and proved to be a good fisherman and an astute businessman. He rapidly
grew the family business from two boats to six.
Yeshua was wise when he called Cephas to be chief among his apostles.
He understood business and people. Along with his knack for making
allowances and adjustments for circumstances, he had many qualities of an
effective leader. Despite his considerable abilities, he was humble and did not
hesitate to call upon others when he knew they had a skill or knowledge he
lacked, or encourage them toward leadership when he felt they had capacity
for more than they had done before.