The only one without sin who preached compassion. 

If you are going to follow someone, then let it be someone without sin. You couldn't ask for anyone better. Someone who preached love, compassion, and justice. That is truly a noble goal - to live that way. To strive to live a life without sin, or at least to try. 

Prayer on top of mountain

Angel After Prayer

2008 ~ I saw an angel (Split, Podstrana) after praying and asking for help (I was afraid). It appeared as a huge, serene figure, radiating white light, with medium-length hair, wearing what resembled a 'dress.' It was male, barefoot, and it covered me with its massive wings. As soon as I realized that what I was afraid of was something not of this world—something I could not confront—I specifically and directly asked God to send help, an angel.

I was alone, sleeping in 'my room' on the ground floor, and everything was locked. I woke up to the sound of rattling windows, as if someone was trying to get in or checking if the windows were properly shut. I felt uneasy.

But then I started hearing this noise at every window frame, and I began to think that someone was genuinely trying to break in. I thought to myself: The heavy materials are at the door. Where is the axe? What should I grab to confront this?

Then, I heard footsteps in the hallway—it was inside. I thought it was my father, but suddenly, I heard him cough upstairs on the first floor, which was locked with a key. He couldn't have been on the ground floor. At that moment, I was truly terrified because the presence felt evil, and I recognized this energy. It was not of this world. It wasn't something human that I could confront. So, I prayed to God and asked Him to send me an angel for help.

The fear was replaced by an intense serenity when, within a second, this white angelic figure (approximately 2 meters tall) appeared in the room. It approached me, sat on my bed, and bowed, wrapping me in its wings. That moment marked the last time I ever felt fear—now, I "fear" only God.

Years later, my son took a picture of me in the same room one morning, just before we left for the beach. In the spot where the angel had stood, a blue glow appeared in the photograph. No flash was used, no lights were on, and no light entered from outside.

He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. - Psalm 91:4

Company After Prayer

2009 ~ I prayed for company while I was in Wallonia (I was feeling 'depressed'). I went for a walk (see the picture below this text) and asked God or His angels to accompany me.

Depression overcame me as I was confronted with worldly matters—not because I desired them, but because I saw them being admired by those I loved. Someone I knew had everything: many friends, wealth, property, and overall success. Meanwhile, I was growing older and still had 'none' of these earthly achievements.

Then, He asked me a single question: Would you trade everything that person has for what you have?

I immediately said no, and in that moment, I understood. These things were all worldly, and none of them had faith. With that realization, the depression quickly lifted, and I began to enjoy the walk. As I walked and spoke, I stumbled upon a small church and felt an urge to go inside. Once inside, I had a strong feeling that I should sit down. However, I hesitated, afraid I might break the chair, so I didn't.

It was only after I got home that I noticed something remarkable. In the pictures taken where my emotions had been the strongest during that conversation, lights appeared in those very spots.

D.O.C.

The Maltese cross, with its eight points, is a symbol with a rich history and deep meaning, representing the eight knightly virtues.

Loyalty. Piety. Repentance. Humility. Justice. Mercy. Sincerity. Perseverance.
The phrase beneath the cross is in Medieval Latin and symbolizes the fight against corruption and the support of the oppressed.

Don Poekie - Friendship Almost 20 years

Michaela

21 day prayer

2025. Someone in front of me had a cardiac arrest. I noticed something was wrong after his first struggle to breathe. Everything went as it should and fortunately, I didn't have to perform CPR myself, as someone else stepped in to do it.

Interestingly, this happened during a 21-day prayer journey I was following (marking the days on my calendar). I had been focusing on seven specific prayers, and one of them was:

"Give me the insight and the means to truly make a difference in the lives of those in need."

When you pray, both God and the devil are listening. God will 'coincidentally' place me where I can help someone, like on a subway that I decide to take later than usual. But the devil will send someone on my path, like someone who intentionally follows you and is under the influence of, for example, alcohol. The Holy Spirit, your gut, will give you exactly the indication of who you should help.

My dreams

Materialization of funds, confirmed by witnesses.
Prophetic dreams, confirmed by witnesses.
Warning dreams.
Symbolic dreams.

I write down almost all my dreams and experiences because they are remarkable. Not everything can be reread. Sometimes, I have ignored a warning dream—twice even—and paid the ultimate price for it.

Find them here: dreams.

The historical existence of Jesus of Nazareth is supported not only by Christian texts but also by non-Christian sources. Roman historian Tacitus (ca. 56–120 AD) mentions "Christus" who was executed under Pontius Pilate during the reign of Tiberius. Jewish historian Josephus also refers to Jesus in his writings.

Modern historians, renowned scientists and intellectuals like Albert Einstein, Nikola Tesla and Leonardo da Vinci-regardless of personal belief-largely agree that Jesus was a real historical figure. Scholars across disciplines, from theology to archaeology, accept his existence as one of the best-attested facts of ancient history. Even skeptical thinkers like Bertrand Russell and Richard Dawkins have recognized Jesus as a real historical person, though they differ on his divine status. The consensus among historians-and echoed by many scientists-is that Jesus of Nazareth was a real person who lived and taught in the first century. 

Both scientific findings and astronomical records-like the star linked to his birth-further support his historical presence.

1. Refused the royal food (Daniel 1)

Daniel and his friends remained faithful by refusing to eat the king's rich food and wine. Instead, they asked to be given only vegetables and water for ten days.
Result? God honored their choice: they appeared healthier and more nourished than those who ate from the royal table. He blessed them with wisdom, insight, and favor.

🟢 This is one of the strongest Biblical examples of a plant-based fast leading to physical and spiritual strength.

2. Interpreted dreams (Daniel 2, 4)

God gave him the ability to interpret prophetic dreams. He famously explained Nebuchadnezzar's vision of a statue — a symbol of the rise and fall of empires.

3. Survived the lions' den (Daniel 6)

Despite a decree forbidding prayer, Daniel continued to pray openly to God. He was thrown into a lions' den — but was miraculously protected.

Even wild animals did not harm him, perhaps a subtle echo of the harmony between creation and faithful obedience.

4. Received visions of the future (Daniel 7–12)

Daniel received profound prophetic visions of:

• The four beasts (representing world empires)

• The "Son of Man" (a Messianic figure)

• The end times and resurrection

These visions form the foundation of much Christian eschatology.

5. Was a man of prayer and fasting

In Daniel 10, he fasted again - this time for 21 days, eating no rich food, no meat, no wine -  continuation of his plant-based discipline.

🟢 Again, a strong Biblical example of a plant-based fast leading to physical and spiritual strength.

 
God heard him immediately, but an angelic battle delayed the response. The archangel Michael had to intervene.

"From the first day that you set your heart to understand... your words were heard, and I have come because of your words." (Daniel 10:12)

The Original Mandate 

 (Genesis 1:29): Before the "Fall," the diet prescribed by God was strictly plant-based.

"I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food."

The Peaceable Kingdom 

(Isaiah 11:6-9): The vision of the New Kingdom describes a return to this harmony, where even natural predators no longer kill.

"The wolf will live with the lamb... the lion will eat straw like the ox. They will neither harm nor destroy on all my holy mountain."

The End of Death 

(Revelation 21:4): In the New Jerusalem, the cycle of killing is permanently broken.

"He will wipe every tear from their eyes. There will be no more death or mourning or crying or pain, for the old order of things has passed away."

Concept 

Nature

Dominion

Necessity 

The "Excuse"

"Animals kill each other, so we can too." 

"God gave us dominion over animals."

"We need meat to survive."  

The Biblical Response 

We are called to be "set apart" and holy, not to mimic the fallen state of nature.

Dominion means stewardship and protection, just as Christ (the Good Shepherd) has dominion over us. 

Daniel and his friends proved that a diet of "vegetables and water" made them healthier than those eating the king's meat (Daniel 1:12-15).