Step by step I went across the planes and over the hill and up and down the mountains.
There was hill slide on the journey and beautiful homes tucked in the mountain side.
Step by step I went across the planes and over the hill and up and down the mountains.
There was hill slide on the journey and beautiful homes tucked in the mountain side.
Embarking on a Spirit Quest is exciting. Because it is abnormal it requires a little mental push. You have to encourage yourself to take on the faith compelled challenge. Once you have made the first step the adventure begins. There is always an end goal in mind but that end goal shouldn’t stop you from helping all the people and animals you meet on the way. In fact, helping those in need will guarantee that your goal is successful. The Great Spirit rewards kindness, especially if it is altruistic. You cannot be blinded to your cause and your cause only.
On this Spirit Quest, I saw a wrecked bridge that was built in Lord Righteous honour. Only the murals were standing. On them were depicted the passage of black people on the Black Star Liner to Africa from the North and South , as biblically predicted.
The mural depicts the black people who came on an Arc (Rainbow) during the Noah period to the Americas.
This mural depicts Lord Righteous and the Black Star Liner that he used to carry black people back to Africa in 1919-21.
These are some of the rest stops I made along my Spirit quest.
My first experience at Denbigh was good. I hopped on a bus at Spanish Town to Clarendon and from there took a taxi to the show ground, where champion farmers had produce and animals on display. The event was well supported by patrons and had lots of amusement for children. Reggae music was all over the grounds and was pleasing to the ears. Food was cheap. The Great Spirit blessed us with a shower of rain that cooled down what was very hot times. All in all it was a beautiful evening.
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