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Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 26 Jun 2026, 12:08
by Naga Tuma
I wrote the following personal note on May 19, 2026.
“I saw [name withheld] in a dream last night.
“It looked she was going to a funeral with some other people. She looked the tallest among them. She was in the middle of them.”
The memory is etched in my mind. She was flanked on each side by two shorter ladies, in order of their heights outwards. She looked dressed better among them and in a brighter light, dimming outwards.
I didn’t think it was ominous about her. I tried to associate it with another dream that I saw exactly one week earlier.
About two weeks later, I sadly heard that she had passed away around the time that I saw the dream.
Re: Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 26 Jun 2026, 19:16
by Naga Tuma
As someone who believes in science, in cause and effect, it is very hard for me to understand how it was possible for me to see this dream around the time of her passing away.
I can only resign to thinking that this is one of the signs of a revelation of the omnipresent and omnipotent Almighty.
I read various bombshells in it about the written and unwritten history of faith.
As someone who has been calling for the second Renaissance for over 19 years on this forum, I can’t imagine many better sparks for it than this bombshell about faith.
Re: Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 27 Jun 2026, 00:18
by Naga Tuma
One of the sources of my call for the second Renaissance was my reading of the history of The Exodus detailing that Moses himself was the Pharaoh par excellence Akhenaten.
I came to learn on December 21, 2025, that there was another Pharaoh by the name Menes.
It compounded my interest in learning about traces of the history of the Pharaohs in Ethiopia.
My call has been dusting off the history of the Pharaohs would lead to the second Renaissance in a similar way that dusting off the history of the Gods and Goddesses of Ancient Greece led the first Renaissance.
Paradoxically, proponents of what I now call the old Bible in Ethiopia stand in hindrance of the call for the second Renaissance.
Faith institutions provide social services.
Yet, to the extent that the old Bible consists of misidentifying the ancient African Pharaohs, it may well be the worst book of sin ever written that any Ethiopian with any iota of dignity should call it a holy book.
Re: Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 27 Jun 2026, 00:48
by Naga Tuma
My late cousin and I share an Ethiopian ጎሳ by the name Minas.
Any imagination of any connection between the ጎሳ by the name Minas and Pharaoh Menes could well be an unfathomable stretch.
Yet, I do not think that studying where the descendants of Pharaoh Menes, if any, went would be an insurmountable endeavor for those with expertise in studying history.
A detailed study may answer the question of how a single historical figure in Ethiopia is interchangeably identified in different language groups by different Ethiopians.
Re: Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 27 Jun 2026, 18:48
by Naga Tuma
I don’t want to say I have been right.
I don’t think I am in a position to say I wish to be proven wrong, either.
Instead, I want to say I stand to be proven wrong by anyone out there in this world.
I imagine that my short personal note on May 19, 2026, may be the best note ever written in the history of faith.
This is because it is now one of eternal evidences that can be used to prove or disprove any thesis about the existence of an Almighty.
It has been in scriptures that the Almighty was once revealed to Moses who is now acknowledged to be the Pharaoh par excellence Akhenaten before his Exodus out of ancient Ethiopia.
If I am not proven wrong, I consider the dream that I saw on May 18, 2026, as one of the signs of a second revelation of the Almighty.
In my personal interpretation, this dream stands in association with another one that I saw on May 11, 2026.
Re: Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 28 Jun 2026, 18:59
by Naga Tuma
I have been trying to interpret the graphic scene in the brief dream that I saw on May 18, 2026.
If there are knowledgeable people out there about the mysteries of the Almighty, commonly known as ዋ ቤካ, the graphic scene was shaped like a pyramid. My late cousin was seen as the tallest in the middle, well dressed, and a bright light on her as all walked side by side on a straight line.
The place of origin of monotheism was where they used to build pyramids. The Exodus followed the origin of monotheism or believing in One Almighty.
If no earthly science can explain the mystery of this brief but bombshell dream about faith, The Last Lucifer would be forever discredited.
In addition, if the height in the middle is suggestive of a long history that includes the origin of monotheism, all those who equated Ethiopia’s history to a much shorter period would be forever discredited.
Re: Why I think that humanity should take my brief dream of May 18, 2026, as a bombshell in the history of faith
Posted: 29 Jun 2026, 14:18
by Naga Tuma
In my self educated view, one of the worst crimes against humanity, if not the worst, was the effort to bury the pioneering legacies, including monotheism, of the ancient Pharaohs.
Hasn’t the Almighty mysteriously assured a rebirth and rise of their legacies?
Should anyone continue perpetuating one of the greatest sins ever, if not the greatest, even after having learned about signs of the Almighty’s mysterious ways in this era?