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ANGLES OF EYE AND I

The Lion of Judah,King of Kings is escorting the Communal I back to the throne of collective consciousness. I and I is used to convey self (I) and the divine energy (and I) that illuminates and binds all life. The phrase unites ‘me’ and ‘you’ into a versatile ‘pronoun’ representing the oneness of all people, and all life. Here, 'Eye' is both the internal and external mechanisms of perception observing and interpreting the divine Oness.~Yes Eye, Peace~ Michael Saul Premo