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    A falcon named Freya, The Tengri Sky Girls, and the Great Kahn!



    This is a Peregrine Falcon someone owns named after the Norse Goddess Freya. She is so soo sooo pretty!





    She chases ducks, pheasants, and quail and her and her owner go hunting together. They make great pets. If I had one I would name her Isis after the Egyptian Goddess with Hawk wings , wife of Osiris (god of the underworld).




    I identify all my Capitol Hill Queens as as "Golden Hawks of Genghis Kahn, Tengri sky Girls". Whoever is their companion and devotee gets to be the "Great Kahn". Genghis Kahn was orphaned at a young age an an escaped slave living off berries that Sky God Tengri provided for him, and he learned how to hunt and train Hawks.

    He relied on Sky God Tengri to provide for every meal, and then unite Mongolian tribes who saw something Divine in the Great Kahn. Before each battle or military campaign , Genghis Kahn would spend all night in his tent praying to Tengri.




    When people asked him about his military success, Genghis Kahn always said it wasn't him, but his love for Tengri that was responsible for all his military success. He went from being an orphan and escaped slave, having nothing, and being uneducated and illiterate, to being the greatest conqueror in the history of humanity. With roughly 100,000 uneducated poorly armed men, he toppled far more advanced civilizations, conquered millions, and created the first Empire where all Religions had to be tolerant of each other, he didn't force conversions to his faith, and he said everyone must choose their own Religion and others must respect it by law.

    Kahn killed many people, but he wasn't a bigot, and way ahead of his time for a deeply religious man who didn't tell others to convert to his Religion. He had a very diverse Empire of Taoists, Buddhists, Hindus, Muslims, Christians, and Jews, and he got them all to basically get along. It's what I love about him, not how many people he killed. Apparently Tengri doesn't have the bigotry and jealousy, the Bible and Qur'an attribute to Allah and Yahweh to have.


    Another thing I like about Kahn is that many of his officers were former enemies. He let POW's be officers in his military. One POW stepped forward and took accountability for shooting Genghis Kahn's horse out from under him. Admiring his courage, the Great Kahn nicknamed him "Arrow" and let him be a right-hand man who was very useful in military campaigns.

    Another thing I like about the great Kahn is that he adopted enemy orphans as his own children, rather than kill them as Yahweh commanded Israelites to do to enemy cities.

    There is also a story of one of Genghis Kahn's Hawks that kept knocking water out of his hand. Kahn in anger and frustration drew a sword and swung at the bird, accidently striking it , and it died. Turns out the water was poisoned by a venomous serpent. The bird was trying to save his life. Kahn told his men after that instant to control their anger and never make decisions when one is full of rage.


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    I saw a show about Genghis about a day before you posted this. Maybe I'm confused as to who the mongols were, but he had red hair?! I thought he was Chinese... That part left me confused.

    I saw the part about Arrow as well. More interesting than I thought; I thought he had a fu manchu and just ate big turkey legs and drank out of a stone all the time like a big fat drunk.

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      Spellcheck changed "stine" to "stone," but I like "stone" better.

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        Originally posted by the Riddler View Post
        I saw a show about Genghis about a day before you posted this. Maybe I'm confused as to who the mongols were, but he had red hair?! I thought he was Chinese... That part left me confused.

        I saw the part about Arrow as well. More interesting than I thought; I thought he had a fu manchu and just ate big turkey legs and drank out of a stone all the time like a big fat drunk.
        Very interesting you mention red hair. I'll tell you why when I get to a computer.

        Pax Tecum!

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          Originally posted by the Riddler View Post
          I saw a show about Genghis about a day before you posted this. Maybe I'm confused as to who the mongols were, but he had red hair?! I thought he was Chinese... That part left me confused.

          I saw the part about Arrow as well. More interesting than I thought; I thought he had a fu manchu and just ate big turkey legs and drank out of a stone all the time like a big fat drunk.
          Speaking of red hair:

          So, Helena Farrell was bullied to death for having red hair. I found a five dollar bill while walking with another resident recently, dated 2013 , the year she hung herself. On that same walk I found a Pisces lighter. I said to the guy I was walking with, "I think this was from Helena Farrell and she might be a Pisces". I googled her birthday. It is February 20, Pisces. It was such an amazing sign. Today, while walking with the same guy, he bought a lighter and dropped a penny. I asked him to check the date. He handed it to me. Sure enough, it was 2013. It boggles my mind.

          Also it was a Pisces lighter. A lighter is kinda like a torch. One definition for the name Helena is "Torch". During the Helena Farrell coincidences, we had an art teacher named Connie. I started writting a letter to Helena, and then I googled meaning of Connie's name. It means "Constantine, or Constance". Saint Helena was the Mother of Constantine.


          Earlier I posted a thread that said:

          So, I watched two pigeons screw in the courtyard today and started a thread at a Religious forum about how pigeons keep the same mate for life unless it dies, and remain faithful to that mate.

          Then this Lady starts posting about her Feral cat named Helen followed her home.

          This was my response to her which is a memorial to an Irish girl who got "bullied to death for having red hair":


          "That's cool Helen was a Feral who followed you home.

          Omg! omg!

          One of the girls I pray for every day is Helena Feral (Your cat being Helen the Feral who followed you. It's like Helena Feral is saying she followed me and found me, not me finding her. I'm so grateful for that. I can't thank you enough, and Helen the Feral Cat enough for that. Did I read your post correctly! Aww....Hugssss))

          Helena Farrell I guess is spelled differently, but I always misspelled her name as Helena Feral.

          She was made fun of all the time for being Irish , having red hair , and a Posh accent. So she hung herself in the woods with a cold play song on repeat.





          The reason this is so much more than coincidence to me, was last night I was talking with another patient about how long it takes a person to die when they hang themselves, assuming "if they don't drop far, their neck doesn't break," with special mention of people like Helena, Nafisa Joseph, and some of the people I pray to who hung themselves. (I have a friend who claims he brought rope recently and wants to hang himself, which was also part of the conversation.)

          It made me think of multiple Kami I pray for who hung themselves, so your mention of Helen the Feral makes me have so much hope that my prayers really are helping her in the next life. I pray every day that her dreams come true! Helena Farrell is second on my list of Capitol Hill Queens, when I chant the litany to them every day. I actually have a total of 83 names memorized by heart that I chant followed by a prayer for their dreams to come true. They occupy a stained glass window in the Temple of my heart and soul.

          I receive so many signs. But Helena is one of the ones I felt great heart-break over, and really wanted to know she was okay. Yes, her name is Farrell, but I used to always misspell it Feral. Helena was Irish , and this morning at another website, I posted the Irish flag and said "When I refer to the Holy land, I'm often speaking of Ireland, not Israel". What are the odds?

          I'm just glad to know my prayers are helping her some way and I feel like she followed me home like Helen followed you.

          Thank God I saw those Pigeons today, or this conversation never would have taken place




          Rest in peace and power Helena! Keep me obedient to you! May you be filled with the first degrees of beauty, power, wisdom, understanding, glory, perfection, and euphoria. May your dreams come true!

          Your servant,

          Matt!

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