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Not all of Deborah’s poetry is written with the stroke of a conscious quill. Very often, Deborah’s verse is penned through given thought, rather than deliberate consideration. The leading poem, Deliver Me, Oh Mystic, was written by Deborah as a spiritual prayer to her Ascended Masters petitioning knowledge and solace. This poem is an example of one of the many poems Deborah writes reflective of her quest for knowledge. The succeeding verse is a compilation of poetry written by means of the given word in answer to Deborah’s pleas. This limited collection of poetry samples some of the most profound and visionary verse Deborah has written recounting prophecies, revelations, forewarnings and predictions. The Oracles - 333 – Selected Verse also gives us a bit more insight into the poet, herself, as a spiritualist and provides a clearer understanding of where her inspirational passages are derived from. THE ORACLES: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND AND CORRELATION Oracles have been around for centuries dating back to c.1300 BC. You will see striking correlations as you read within the pages of The Oracles 333 to the oracles found in Ancient Egypt, Greece, India, Mesoamerica, Nigeria, and Tibet. One such comparison is verse entitled Faith in Faith, which clearly provides answers to specific spiritual questions. Comparatively in ancient India for instance, the oracle was known as Akashwani or "voice from the sky" and was related to the “message of God.” You will read through verses such as Grail of Then and Enterprise which bear stark resemblance to the type of oracle Delphi of Greece told Crosesus of Lydia, "If you cross the river, you will destroy a great empire." Croesus attacked, but it was his own empire that was destroyed. Poems like Demise of the Pharaoh and Mortal Destruction for example, shadow forewarnings such as the Mesoamerica Books of Chilam Balam, all ascribed to one famous oracle priest, who accurately predicted the coming of the Spaniards and its associated disasters. The Oracles 333 – Selected Verse is a limited collection of poetry written through means of given words, rather than deliberate thought. The poems in The Oracles 333 are set in ancient world settings, mystical realms and scenes from modern day. Through meditative prayer and petitions for knowledge, also included is verse penned from the words spoken from the Ascended Masters in response. In the ancient world many sites gained a reputation for the dispensing of oracular wisdom: they too became known as "oracles", and the oracular utterances, called khrēsmoi in Greek, were often referred to under the same name — a name derived from the Latin verb ōrāre, to speak. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oracle) In numerology, 333 means that the Ascended Masters are near you giving you guidance and love. By its very definition, an oracle may be a revealed prediction or precognition of the future, from deities, that is spoken through another object or life-form.

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