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The modern-day proverbs, parables, and prophecies in this series of articles are derived from reliable communications that were received late last century through ITC systems of our INIT group… delivered directly to our computers, phones and other devices by The Seven finer beings, who say they’ve been monitoring and supporting our world across the ages. Their recent messages, though fairly extensive, are not nearly as in-depth and wide-ranging as the proverbs, parables, and prophecies of the time-proven religions—especially the two oldest religions, Judaism and Hinduism. For example…

The Ancient Jews

Jewish scriptures include the following:

• 915 proverbs (like Choose a good reputation over great riches), are divided into 31 chapters of cosmic wisdom and advice for right living.
• Parables (like Nathan’s ewe lamb and Isaiah’s vineyard) are scattered throughout the holy texts.
• Lots of prophecies foretell of a Messiah, some mentioning a virgin birth in Bethlehem. Others talk of the rise and fall of kingdoms, natural disasters, restoring a Jewish state, and apocalyptic times.

The Ancient Hindus

The massive Hindu Vedas comprise more than 20,000 verses. Each of the 4 Vedas contain philosophical Upanishads that delve deeply into the ancient past, the complicated nature of the cosmos, and the struggles of Earth living. The Puranas are like a fifth Veda—a sort of user’s guide that boils down the complex, esoteric knowledge of the 4 Vedas into proverbs, parables, and prophecies that people can relate to.

That Was Then, This Is Now

Compared to the old religious teachings, the modern information in the articles in this series is skimpy in quantity, but condensed with concise wisdom and detail, especially concerning our ancient past, the afterlife, and the source—a.k.a. God, Brahman, Yahweh, Allah…. These modern proverbs, parables, and prophecies are relatively pure. Misconceptions and mistranslations are at a minimum.

Here’s a tentative list of subjects to explore in this series of articles about modern-day proverbs, parables, and prophecies:

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Note: More recent religions (Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam) all adopt the key nuggets of ancient wisdom of their parent religion (Judaism or Hinduism).

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