As a student fascinated by the great civilizations and honorable warriors of history, my heart has always been captivated by magical mysteries of the ancient civilizations Egyptian civilization, Mayan civilization, Greek mythology, Atlantis, Lemuria, Star-seed families like Lyrans, Arcturus, Sirius, even the Gurunanak Sahibji, the Japanese Samurai, the revered Shaolin monks who are Divine Warriors in true essence, and even the mythical creatures such as Mermaids, Sphynx, Mummies, Elves and so on..Their portrayal in films and dramas has long fascinated me, embodying timeless virtues such as joy, compassion, truth, love, honor, courage, integrity, and justice. These characters have consistently resonated with me deeply, their stories etching a permanent place in my soul!
However, my perception of China,
one of history's great civilizations, was marred by the shadows of historical
conflict with India. The Indo-China war, particularly the betrayals during that
time, tainted my view. I felt a profound sense of betrayal from the Chinese
troops, who, while chanting "Hindi-Chini Bhai Bhai" (a slogan meaning
"Indians and Chinese are brothers"), launched attacks against Indian
soldiers. This perceived treachery left me with a bitter resentment towards
China, branding the nation and its people as backstabbers in my mind.
Consequently, this aversion clouded my appreciation for Chinese culture,
language, traditions, and even products. My heart hardened against a country I
deemed untrustworthy and deceitful.
Yet, life has a mysterious way
of unraveling our deepest biases and misunderstandings. Despite my ingrained
prejudices, I had failed to realize that my spiritual teachers, Respected
Master Stephen Co and Revered GrandMaster Choa Kok Sui, who have profoundly
guided my soul through significant challenges in my life, are themselves of
Chinese origin. Their teachings have been instrumental in my personal growth,
demonstrating that wisdom and compassion transcend cultural and national
boundaries. This realization should have softened my perspective, yet I held
onto my resentment until a surprising encounter forced me to confront and
reassess my views.
A casual leisure time on YouTube
turned away the tide of my perception. It began with an innocuous auto
suggested youtube video—a mesmerizing clip depicting a scene featuring a
beautiful girl conversing with a snake. My curiosity was piqued despite my initial
reluctance. This captivating clip turned out to be from a 2017 Chinese drama
television series titled “Eternal Love”.
What followed was an unexpected
plunge into the enchanting world of this Mandarin-language drama, facilitated
by English subtitles. To my utter astonishment, what began as casual viewing
soon transformed into an intense engagement with a deeply rich narrative. The
series bewitched me with its spellbinding direction, masterful storytelling,
and mesmerizing characters and their impeccable par excellent acting. I
found myself entranced by the intricately woven plot of romance, emotions,
suspense. Within three days, I devoured all 58 episodes, each lasting about 45
minutes, barely pausing for sleep. By the end, I was sleep-deprived, with dark
circles and swollen eyes, but profoundly moved by the series.
Eternal Love, I discovered, was
based on the novel Three Worlds Three Lives - Ten Miles of Peach Blossoms by Tang Qi Gong Zi. Despite
being a work of fiction rather than a direct adaptation of Chinese mythology,
the series transported me into a mystical realm akin to the reverence we hold
for the stories in the Ramayana and Mahabharata. It introduced me to the
poignant tales of Bai Qian & Ye Hua and Lord Dong Hua
Dijun & Bai Feng Jui — stories of true love, honor, sacrifice, and destiny
that traverses incarnations of three lives and three worlds.
The saga begins with The
Jade Purity Fan of Kunlun—a magical artifact— that was
recovered after millenium of years by Mo Yuan -
the son of Heavenly Father and the
High God of War at Mount Kunlun. He
released this artefact that flung out
in air into the Nine Heavens and
came back to Mount Kunlun, but surprisingly
it was not attainable by any of the senior diciples of Mo
Yuan at Kunlun Mountain. In the meanwhile,
Bai Qian, the youngest daughter of the Fox King and the future Queen of Qian
Qian, was brought to Kunlun Mountain by Zhe Yan , a foster brother
of Mo Yuan, so that Bai Qian could be trained by one of the greatest
warriors of the time. Since Kunlun Mountain did not accept female disciples,
upon their arrival at Mount Kunlun, Bai Qian was disguised by a revered High
God Zhe Yan as a young male named Su Yin. Strangely this immensely
powerful magical artefact of Jade Purity
Fan of Kunlun allowed only Bai Qian (Su Yin)
to hold itself with great ease. The magical
artifact's act of choosing its owner to be Bai
Qian (Su Yin) compelled Mo Yuan to make an exception and
accept her as his disciple, despite the deception of
disguise as a male because Mo Yuan
rather not risk allowing the immensely
powerful magical artefact to remain with
an untrained non-disciple.
Over period of
time, Mo Yuan, totally aware of her true identity, allowed Bai Qian to
remain disguised, recognizing her sincerity and the purity of her intentions.
His silent affection for Bai Qian grew as he observed her character, marked by
a clean conscience, straightforward nature, and playful spirit. However, he
chose not to reveal his feelings, understanding the complications it might
entail, including the potential punishment for her disguise.
In addition to her duties, Bai
Qian was entrusted with caring for the Golden Lotus, a mystical artifact
holding the suspense that is revealed in
the concluding episodes only. This lotus was given
to Mo Yuan by his Father - The Heavenly Father -
to look after and keep it safe , making it
a sacred responsibility for Mo Yuan. Bai Qian
as Su Yin would diligently care for
and nurture this Golden Lotus in the Lotus
Pond of Mount Kunlun, unaware about the profound
connection it held to her Master Mo
Yuan and the connection that was developing
with her soul that would reveal at a later
stage of her life thousands of years
later.
Bai Qian's fleeting romance with Second Prince of Ghost tribe Li Jing, the Second Prince of the Ghost Realm, was her daring leap of
faith against the rules of the celestial and fox-clan tribes without thinking
about consequence of such grave steps. Despite the divide between the Fox-clan and Celestial
Tribe with Li Jing's Ghost Tribe, the brave-hearted and resolute Bai Qian entrusted
her heart to Li Jing, was willing to face the music of rebelling
against her people by choosing Li Jing of Ghost Tribe over her own tribe
and family, only because she placed her trust in Li Jing. However, their
relationship faltered under the schemes of Bai Qian's opportunistic friend,
Xuan Nu, who manipulated Li Jing with deceit, igniting jealousy and suspicion
about Bai Qian’s bond with Mo Yuan to further her own desire to marry Li Jing.
These manipulations exposed the frailty of Li Jing’s commitment, leaving Bai
Qian heartbroken and resolute to abandon the relationship, never to return.
As the story progressed, a
looming war forced Mo Yuan to sacrifice his existence to seal the Demon Lord Qing Chan of Ghost Tribe who was also Prince Li Jing's Father,
leaving Bai Qian with a deep sense of loss. Bai Qian, unaware of Mo Yuan's
unspoken love and affection for her, deeply entrenched in gratitude
towards benevolence from her Master Mo
Yuan, held onto his final words : "Wait for me."
and decided to honor her Master's last
words by preserving his body, believing that Master
Mo Yuan will surely return. She kept
the body preserved by feeding Mo
Yuan's body with her Nine-tailed Fox clan's
blood gouged from her own heart.
Concurrently, the Golden Lotus withered, and its spirit reincarnated as Ye Hua,
the Crown Prince of the Nine Heavens.
Bai Qian
gathers immense courage to ask her
Ex-Lover Li Jing for the magical
artefact "Soul Jade Stone" in his
possession , with the hopes he would do give it to her atleast for the sake of their shared
friendship in past and that this Soul Jade Stone would help her preserve her Master Mo Yuan's body. But Le Jings refusal
to part with the Soul Jade Stone to help Bai Qian preserve the body of her
Master Mo Yuan, driven by his baseless jealousy, highlighted his own insecurity
and fickle heart - traits that cannot sustain true love. True lovers do not
allow petty insecurities to damage their precious relationship or resort to
manipulation; instead they support, protect and uplift each other through
transparency, honesty and mutual love and respect for the greater good of their
divine bond. They remain steadfast through lifetimes, cherishing the peace,
joy, happiness and free spitrits of their lover, honoring their vows of loyalty
and togetherness. This pure, unwavering love, free from jealousy, insecurity, lust, possessiveness
or the need to control is epitomized by Crown Prince Ye Hua's devotion to Bai Qian
and that of Lord Dong Hua Dijun's secret love for
Bai Feng Jiu in future episodes.
Li Jing, the Crown Prince of Ghost realm, who was fortunate to have earned Bai Qian's trust and love at one point in his life, ruined the once blooming love and later spent his entire life in unrequited longing, haunted by the loss of the only woman he could never replace - Bai Qian. Thousands of years later, he discovered that he was the only man that Bai Qian indeed loved wholeheartedly. However, his frail mind and insecure heart that was scared of making a choice between Love & Self-limiting thoughts, led him to choose another woman over Bai Qian, and was unable to safeguard, nurture and sustain this pure love of Bai Quian. The easy swaying and easily tempted-into-lust character of Li Jing is perfectly shown to not deserve the pure love of resolute and faithful Bai Qian.
The trauma from Li Jing's
infidelity and fickle-hearted, jealous possessiveness for Bai Qian was so
profound that Bai Qian remained stonehearted and untouched by love for next
70,000 years. This underscores a timeless truth : Love is
not for the faint of heart, it must withstand the tests and challenges against all odds even those posed by
scheming, manipulative individuals around this love, so as to ensure it never suffocates and dies.
Words may speak of love's grandeur and charm, but it is through enduring and
genuine actions that true love proves it's mettle and resilience
Seventy thousand years later, Bai Qian, stripped of her divine powers and memories, was cast into the mortal realm while trying to seal the Demon King. There, on Mount Junji, her solitude was interrupted by the arrival of Ye Hua, who bore a striking resemblance to Mo Yuan. Unaware of each other's true identities and of their celestial engagement, Bai Qian and Ye Hua's fated encounter ignited a love that transcended age, time, space, and realms, intertwining their hearts in a poignant narrative. In stark contrast to the love of Li Jing, Ye Hua comes across as a sensible, patient, non-possessive, passionate, determined, responsibly caring and faithful heart, who willingly disregards even the throne of Nine Heavens for which he trained rigorously since childhood, only to be with his mortal lover Su Su. The ups and downs in this relationship of getting separated from this mortal lover and reuniting again with the immortal Bai Qian with sprinkles of thrills and surprises, charming innocent encounters of reunion between the lovers, a chemistry that every viewer deems unmatchably perfect, the passionate love scenes, all this leads the viewers on a roller coaster of emotions that keeps one spellbound throughout!
Bai Qian epitomises the self-restraining woman who controls herself despite feeling romance for the men she met - both Li Jing and Ye Hua - showcasing the profound inner strength and grace of a woman. She embodies a composed and disciplined demeanor, maintaining her poise and self-control even when her heart is stirred by emotions by a man. Her ability to balance her feelings with reason and to uphold her values and sense of responsibilities reflects a deep sense of integrity, maturity and resilience
Another parallel-running
captivating story within the series is the seemingly impossible love between
Dong Hua Dijun, the seniormost and celestial tribe's retired Emperor
of Three Realms, and Bai Qian's very young niece, Bai Feng Jiu. This
narrative beautifully illustrates how fate and destiny can soften even the
hardest of hearts. Dong Hua Dijun, whose origins trace back to Sacred Rock, is
widely known as an insensitive and heartless High God. In his quest to remain
invulnerable and effectively care for the welfare of all realms, he even
removed his name from the Rock of Three Incarnations on which
relationships made in Heaven are etched, thus choosing
to permanently forsake personal connections, attachments and
feelings of emotions.
Despite his self-imposed
emotional distance, Dong Hua Dijun finds himself irresistibly drawn to lively
and naughty Bai Feng Jiu. Their love story defies the barriers of age and
destiny, with the powerful Dijun falling for the playful spirited, innocent, pure
and kind-hearted Bai Feng Jiu. Though he initially holds back his feelings,
believing they are not fated to be together, the twists and turns in their
relationship beautifully depict how true love can transcend predetermined
paths.
Feng Jiu’s unwavering affection
and dedication to Dong Hua Dijun eventually penetrate his stoic exterior,
revealing the depths of his capacity for love. This romance underscores the
theme that love is not bound by age or destiny and that the heart’s desires can
overcome even the most formidable obstacles. Through their trials and
tribulations, Dong Hua Dijun and Feng Jiu’s story poignantly portrays the
transformative power of love, proving that even those who seem impervious to
emotion can be touched by its profound and enduring grace.
The expressions and emotions portrayed by the hopeless romantic Ye Hua (Mark Chao) and the emotionally disciplined Bai Quian (Yang Mi) taking her time to understand her emotions, the reserved deep thinker hiding his romantic feelings - Dong Hua Dijun (Gao Weiguang) and care-free bubbly spirited Bai Feng Jui (Dilraba Dilmurat) are utterly captivating, so perfect and so evocative that it is impossible to imagine their performances being performed by any other actors or done in any other way!
Apart from love stories, the scenes between Ye Hua's mother - Consort Le Xu, and Ye Hua's mortal lover - Su Su, poignantly portray the strong disapproval of Ye Hua's mother for his mortal wife Su Su. Despite this disapproval, Consort Le Xu seeks to save Su Su from the Heavenly Lord's death sentence, solely because Su Su is carrying Ye Hua's child, while Ye Hua's fate remains uncertain after his soul was gravely injured in the battle with the mermaid clan. Consort Le Xu, the Empress of Nine Heavens, whose orders should have been indisputable within the palace, could have discreetly ensured mortal wife of Ye Hua - Su Su’s genuine well-being without alerting the Heavenly Emperor, Ye Hua's grandfather, who despised the mortal Su Su. One wonders why Consort Le Xu would be so unkind to her only son's love. Perhaps she too harbored the Heavenly Emperor’s dislike for the mortal lover of Ye Hua - Su Su. If I were in Consort Le Xu's position, I would protect the ones and the things my loved ones cared for, against all odds, even if it defied societal rules and norms and were regarded impractical by majority around me!
As mortal Su Su endured harsh and cold treatment from the palace maids and guards, being treated like dirt even though she was carrying Crown Prince's Ye Hua’s child while she was under the supposed protection of Ye Hua's mother. The trauma of such unexplained hatred, oppression and insensitive humiliations inflicted upon soul of mortal Su Su by celestial palace elders was so heartbreaking, that it remained deeply engrained in her subconscious so much so that even after forgetting each and every memory related to Su Su's life, in later scenes as immortal Bai Qian, she is always shown to willingly avoid visiting or meeting any of celestial palace elders to meet and greet, during her sneaky visits with Ye Hua until one fine day Consort Le Xu herself visits chamber of Ye Hua to check upon things.
Even in these later scenes showing interactions of Ye Hua's mother with his fiancée as the immortal High Goddess - Bai Qian, although Ye Hua and Bai Qian were officially engaged to be married together by Heavenly Lord, Consort Le Xu, as the mother of Ye Hua held a subtle air of arrogance and disapproval towards this immortal Bai Qian. Though Ye Hua's mother is overprotective about her only son she is also shown to be gullible and easily falls prey to manipulations of envious Su Jin who fuelled Le Xu that Ye Hua's attraction to Bai Qian was because she impeccably resembled the mortal wife of Ye Hua - Su Su. This underscores a mother’s possessive and overprotective heart, unwilling to let her only son fall for just any woman, and it didnt make any difference whether the woman was chosen by her son Ye Hua himself or chosen by the elders of family such as King Heavenly Lord....it didnt make any difference whether love of Ye Hua's heart was found in a fated encounter of Ye Hua with a lower realm mortal Su Su or whether love of Ye Hua's heart found its happiness even in the mutually consented and arranged marriage agreement with immortal Bai Qian by the elders of both their family having an equal status of being immortal... As an insecure mother, the strong disapproval of Ye Hua's love and satisfaction in Bai Qian remained constant till the very end! This unease was so much so that even after the clear revelations to Consort Le Xu about the scheming Su Jin (who was brought up in Celestial Palace by Consort Le Xu and had always desired to be the wife of Ye Hua) about her manipulatng nature of always trying to plot against mortal Su Su, and even against Consort Le Xu's own son and grandson - i.e., the Second Prince Sang Ji and his son Yuan Zhe, somehow, Consort Le Xu still despised the immortal Bai Qian and it did not clear the slate of disapprovals for Bai Qian in mind of Ye Hua's mother Consort Le Xu. She rather continued holding Bai Qian somehow responsible for downfall of Ye Hua as is seen from the scene of herself venting out her absolute arrogance, resentment and frustration on Bai Qian, blaming Bai Qian for the death of Ye Hua and disregarding to appreciate the depth of the love between Ye Hua and Bai Qian!
Su Jin's manipulations in Celestial Palace were finally caught red-handed and they initially earned her the rewards of eviction from Celestial Palace as punishment for her mischiefs. All those manipulations from Su Jin were plotted to get closer and closer to Ye Hua in the name of her so-called Love for Ye Hua! But, it is to be seen in the scene of fight between Ye Hua and Demon King Qing Cang, how Su Jin runs away like a coward, instead of taking any solid action to help/defend Ye Hua when he was fighting the Demon King (how funny that same Su Jin always regarded her feelings for Ye Hua as love!) In fact, even when she knew how much the mortal Su Su meant for Ye Hua after she was brought to Celestial palace, Su Jin tried to break up Ye Hua from Su Su for her selfish desires of achieving authority over Ye Hua! It is to be seen how can someone stoop so low and how can Su Jin fool herself by justifying her acts of manipulations to be righteous for her love of Ye Hua???, which were nothing but her feelings of insecurities, jealousy, possessiveness, delusions of self-grandeur feeling entitled to obtain the best prize on the cards in the form of Ye Hua! And It simply means she was never honest with herself!
True love will always want the other person to be happy, even if it means that the other person is happy with someone else!
It all shows how Su Jin's love for Ye Hua was only for her own convenience and not conviction and that intelligent brains of a woman are surely important but without a pure heart and clean intentions, a woman can be a very dangerous and poisonous for the entire family!
If Su Jin truly loved Ye Hua, when Su Jin was in authority and had the privilege of being the Consort in Celestial Palace, she would have surely ensured that mortal Su Su pregnant with Ye Hua's child is taken care of really well with kindness and compassion, while Ye Hua couldn't openly express his deep love and affection for the mortal Su Su before his grandfather Heavenly King. True Love is seeing the loved one at peace and tranquility, supporting that person in whatever ways one can possibly do, while maintaining honor and self-respect in the relationship and maintaining healthy boundaries.
However, it is also so beautifully shown how Ye Hua faces his mother's disapprovals for the woman he loves, with his quick wits, sharp observation skills and astute mind with extemely responsible demeanor towards everyone he loves. Ye Hua quickly grasps the reasoning of his mother’s emotions when she inquires from him about his connection with Bai Qian. At such enquiry from his mother, Ye Hua smoothly balances the scale of his mother's overprotective emotions very cautiously and pretends to regard Bai Qian as only the woman who was chosen by the Heavenly Lord, concealing his deep love and affection for Bai Qian. This response is a strategic move to pacify his mother’s unnecessary waves of overprotective feelings and subtle envy, safeguarding Ye Hua and Bai Qian love from further embarassments, nagging suspicion, jealousy, or hatred from his mother, whom Ye Hua loved and cared for, equally if not more than Bai Qian, as seen from the scene wherein as a young child, Ye Hua accepts the condition put forward by Heavenly Lord and tolerates the heavenly ascension trial to be given a chance to meet his mother Consort Le Xu, whom he had never seen after his birth!
These love stories
of Bai Qian - Ye Hua & Dong Hua Dijun - Bai Feng Jui, marked by
its own sets of trials and tribulations, woven on
a tapestry of destiny with the cyclical nature of life and the relentless
pursuit of love, leaves a remarkable impression, reinforcing
the power of love to cross over formidable barriers, including age,
distance, cultural backgrounds, and even the boundaries of existence and
reincarnations. The story’s plots beautifully portray the Code
of Honor for Duty, Sacrifice, Self-respect, Love of Self, love for Family, Friends, Community, Teachers, Friends
and Relatives and importance of maintaining personal boundaries
while giving space to every relation. It beautifully highlights
the Master-Disciple relationship, the various shades
of emotions, the consequences of holding onto
clinging, inflated ego , treachery, dishonesty, vengeance and refusal of
forgiveness, destiny of eternal bond, true love and
affection. Most remarkably heart-capturing scenes are
where the characters of Mo Yuan, Ye
Hua, Sang Ji, Dong Hua Dijun exhibit sensibility,
discernment, responsible attitude, tough personality
and take a complete stand for their
woman to be with her and protect her against all odds.
The Actors who have enacted characters of Zhe Yan, Bai Qian, Ye Hua / Mo Yuan, Disciples of Kunlun mountain, Li Jing, Dong Hua Dijun, Bai Feng Jui, Star Lord Si Ming, Quing Cang, Xuan Nu, Su Jin, Consort Le Xu, Heavenly Lord, Bai Quian's family, the child as A-Li, Mi gu and all other supporting casts have given speechless performances. In fact each and every character appears to have been handpicked so well that it feels Real even though its just Reel ! It's music is so moving and transports one in an out of the world realm ...The background score in every scene makes it lively, emotionally appealing and simply perfect! The entire Team - both frontline as well as background - have created a truly magical marvel !
This TV Series serves the best example of grand super-success despite showcasing the purity of virtues and emotions... It challenges the prevalent and widespread perceived notions of modern day media world that profits can mostly be made by faster selling films loaded with hard core violence or sex or both - thus unconsciously creating misperceptions of younger lot to easily and willingly consider those as examples to follow and imbibing self-destructive paths so as to be accepted under peer pressure in materialistic world of cut-throat competition! Such distorted media is harming the collective consciousness of Mother Earth by misguiding the future generations to believe into vices and giving easily into low frequency emotions and casual impulsive acts - as the shortcut path to success.
Eternal Love enchanted me so much that it prompted a quest for knowledge about its origins. I found
myself yearning to understand more about the rich traditions and culture of
China. It was bewildering to reconcile the values depicted in this beautiful
folklore with the historical animosities I had held against China. The sagas of
Bai Qian - Ye Hua & Dong Hua Dijun - Bai Feng Jui with their depth of
emotions and timeless messages, challenged my biases and opened my heart to the
profound beauty of Chinese traditions and culture.
In the end, 'Eternal Love' not
only captivated my heart but illuminated the shared values that bind us all,
transcending past conflicts and differences. It became more than just a
television series—it alchemized my mistrust to enchantment, enriched my
understanding of one of the world's most diverse and beautiful cultures.
Reflecting on this journey, I realize that the human experience is vast and
multifaceted. The tales of Honor, Respect, Truth, Love, Romance, Courage,
Integrity, Loyalty, Faithfulness, Sacrifice, Discernment, Forgiveness and such
virtues, whether from my heritage or from those I once misunderstood, resonate
universally.
Upon deeper reflection, I've
come to realize that every event and situation holds its own mix of positives
and negatives. Focusing solely on the negatives can obscure valuable lessons
and opportunities for growth. What truly matters is where we choose to direct
our attention. I have chosen to embrace the positives, transforming my heart
from one of prejudice to one filled with enchantment for China—a country and
land of ancient civilization that embodies the roots of my benevolent spiritual
mentors, Respected Master Stephen Co and Revered GrandMaster Choa Kok Sui.
Their profound teachings, alongside the captivating narratives of Eternal Love,
have reshaped my understanding of Chinese culture. Their influence, combined
with the beauty depicted in Eternal Love, reveals a culture of extraordinary
depth and grace beyond historical animosities between the two nations.
"Eternal Love" has touched my heart like no other movie or TV series I've ever watched, with only The Great Gatsby and Titanic coming close. The level of enchantment "Eternal Love" offers is evident in how the Chinese language of the series could not deter me from watching it non-stop. Despite the language barrier, that I don't understand a single word of Chinese, I found myself unable to stop watching, making every effort to follow the English subtitles to grasp its profound beauty and emotion. Abundant Gratitude to Croton Media for fantastic translation of Mandarin language to English so others can experience emotions of such an enigmatic TV Series !
'Eternal Love' has become a part of my daily life, drawing me back to its world and music almost every day, as I long to lose myself in its haunting nostalgia and mesmerising magic. Reading the comments from other viewers on various YouTube videos made about various actors, other compilations, and other aspects of Eternal Love apart from 58 episodes of the TV Series itself, I see that the viewers from across the world share exactly the same depth of profound feelings, making me wonder if some immortal High God truly casted a bewitching spell on this series to be able to move so many hearts so profoundly and simultaneously!!! LOL ;) Oops, that just reminded me of the effect the free soul-spirit of Sushant Singh Rajput had on moving the masses across the world for him for a long time, showed how much power his soul wielded after crossing over life on earth realm. Quite similar to moving power of this TV series!
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Sigh! And so... this enigmatic series struck an unexplainable chord so deep within that my heart holding Mistrust & Prejudice for
China is now A Heart filled with
Enchantment, Gratitude & Reverence for the
same Country of an ancient civilization
that nurtured the genes of my benevolent
Spiritual Masters through their ancestors over many past lives and
past generations!
- Loving Light
- Dr Racchana D Fadia
Meraki Pegasus
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