I treat it as a fact that my ancestor Yeshu Ingonyama, better - TopicsExpress

I treat it as a fact that my ancestor Yeshu Ingonyama, better known to the world as Yeshueh a Messiah, loved me, loved every human being enough, to die for his belief in Divine Love. That he wanted us to find a better way, that the highest law of the heart of all humanity would one day be to love the Divine Source with all that we are, that we would work to love our neighbor as deeply as we love ourselves, and that we would work to love ourselves. I choose to look to him as an example of what one little baby, from a destitute family, can achieve when they finally accept their destiny as the son of a Living G-d and choose Love first. I honor Deyi as G-d and G-ddess in one and I honor my ancestors. Yeshu Ingonyama and Hetheret-Sahu are my gatekeepers, my primaries. You dont have to agree with me. I love you anyway. Today is the day that I choose to celebrate the birth of my father, Yeshu, his life, and his legacy. https://youtube/watch?v=EGLSk3AVcUU

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