Description: 廊坊大讲堂
“State your case, Aliqxis!” “Master, you promised that you will keep my people from harm. You promised me!” “And have I not spared your people for the sake of that which was promised?” “Wicked people have increased in the land, and Teki will have the case he needs to chasten the lands of Asia. The good will pay for the deeds of the unjust—unless something is done.” “What is it that you are asking of me, Aliqxis?” “Send one of the two sons that you promised to me and my people a thousand years ago. Send him
It was a fair morning as usual. A woman stood in the river washing her clothes with her little boy. From the sides of her eyes, she caught the ambling movement of the old traveller, the same one who visited two years ago. He wore a hat so wide that it sheltered the basket he carried on his back. “You again!” said the woman. “Oh?” reciprocated a deep tone. The old traveller chuckled, “How is the boy treating you?” “He’s getting on well. We were just washing our clothes together. He seems to enjoy helping me—
Imagine you had the power to move mountains, to divide a gushing river with a wave of the hand. Imagine you could see into the future and walk in the spirit realm, where all the secrets of life on Earth have been hidden—the cures for plagues, the unseen actions behind wars, and the reasons behind broken relationships. Imagine you could see the causes of people’s pain from visions or dreams. Imagine that all the leaders of the world had a spiritual counterpart that, if removed, would change the very course o