The Bright Eyes by Leo E. Ndelle

Author:Leo E. Ndelle [Ndelle, Leo E.]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Unknown
Published: 2017-10-28T06:00:00+00:00

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: C. E. 13 – C. E. 18

“What do you know about the Akashic Records?” Ramalesh asked young Yeshua and Prince Gulam translated.

“I am not sure, Rama Sir,” young Yeshua replied.

The seer had asked young Yeshua to just call him Rama. But the young master would not call the elderly sage by his first name only. Thus, he insisted on adding ‘sir’ to the seer’s name.

Young Yeshua had become a popular in the kingdom, especially to astrologers, mystics and yogis. They thronged the courts daily to behold the young master of promise, the one who rumored to be an embodiment of Shiva. This teenager was going to be the greatest human being of the current age and the next evolutionary step for humankind lay in the hands. He was a yogi in the making! These wise men brought ancient texts filled with many prophecies about young Yeshua. While some of these prophecies foretold dark omens, most held a promise of redemption and the restoration of the glory of humankind; a new birth, a new beginning, a new people.

“Then I will help you remember, young master,” Rama said and sat at the table.

A priest brought in some jasmine tea in a marble tea pot, along with four marble tea cups, and set it on the table. A palace guard stepped forth, poured some for himself and drank it one gulp. After a few minutes, when nothing happened, he nodded curtly at the prince and the priest poured some into three cups. It was not that Prince Ganesh did not trust Rama. It was just standard procedure. No one would dare attempt such blasphemy as to poison a member of the royal house or a guest as esteemed as the young master. But there have been tales of far worse insanities. Young Yeshua made no move to drink his serving though, but when the Prince informed him that his action would be considered rude to his host, young Yeshua started drinking.

He was pleasantly surprised to find this alien brew quite pleasurable to his palate. The first cup disappeared quickly, and both Prince Ganesh and Ramalesh were pleased when he asked for a refill. The priest-servant gladly obliged with a bright smile. He spoke a few words to the young master. Prince Ganesh informed young Yeshua that the priest just said it was truly an honor for him to be in the presence of a yogi and more so, that the young master enjoyed his special brew. His life could end at that very moment, and he would be a man in perfect peace. Young Yeshua expressed his gratitude for the priest servant’s generous words and Prince Ganesh translated.

Ramalesh was observing the young master intensely on the physical and esoteric levels. Young Yeshua’s auric colors ranged from white to gold, indicating different levels of purity. Even his halo matched the colors of his body’s aura. But it was the bright, golden pulsation from in between his eyebrows that gave the final confirmation

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