The Seven Mountains of Asia
To the great Churches of Asia, who returned from the lands of Asia Minor, there stand seven great divisions, the seven great mountains of Asia, which separated them in spirit and in flesh, and in that separation preserved their peace.
These mountains guarded the churches until the East began its return— seeking the Being, seeking the Flesh, seeking the Ages that were forgotten, and the Years that now awaken and move again in their ancient motion.
For as the head of gold matched the chest of silver, and the belly of bronze matched the legs of iron, so too shall the feet of stone rise in their measure. Two feet in height, two feet in depth, each foot surrounded by Heaven, walking beside the head, the chest, the belly, and the legs.
These feet formed no hands, for they were neither male nor female. Yet the hands appeared in their time, and became both male and female, just as the feet did— for the Body was made whole.
And when one foot takes a step, it walks a thousand years. Then the other follows, for she is the left foot, and he is the right foot, and together they cross the Ages.
So also the hands— born of the Light and of the Waters that divided the Land— their tongues return to the multitude, just as the feet move one by two, and the Body advances from age to age.
- Himalayas — The world’s highest mountain range, spanning India, Nepal, Bhutan, China, and Pakistan; home to Everest (8,848 m).
- Karakoram Range — Contains K2 (8,611 m), the second‑highest peak on Earth; spans Pakistan, India, and China.
- Hindu Kush — A historic range across Afghanistan and Pakistan, shaping ancient trade and invasion routes.
- Tien Shan — “Celestial Mountains” of Central Asia, glaciated and vital to regional rivers.
- Pamir Knot — A convergence of Asia’s great ranges, often called the “Roof of the World.”
- Kunlun Mountains — One of Asia’s longest ranges, forming the northern boundary of the Tibetan Plateau.
- Altai Mountains — A transnational range across Russia, China, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan; source of major Siberian rivers.
ReplyDeleteTo the great churches of Asia that had returned from Asia Minor the seven Great divisions the seven Great mountains of Asia that had separate them spiritually physically and for peace with these churches save the east returning back unto its search for the being and for flesh that will bring forth ages in the years that we have forgotten are the things that now move in motion that walk with each other just like that head of gold match the silver chest and a bronze of gold for its gut and the iron for its legs and it will be 2 ft of stone two feet measured and made by its own where it will be two feet and height and it will be two feet below and every foot was surrounded by heaven that walk beside the head the chest the belly in the legs and form no hands because it was not male or female but the hands formed and they became both male and female just as the feet did and when one takes a step for a thousand years than social the other take that stuff she is the left foot he is the right foot just as well our hands who from the light and from the waters that separated the land her tongues right back into the multitude just as our feet were moving one by two im