Hopi

The choice between two paths

The Hopi Message at the House of Mica · Two-path rock drawing explanation, address dated 10 December 1992

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Address attributed to Thomas Banyacya, 10 December 1992, United Nations Headquarters; UNPFIP Network repost dated 27 November 2011. Opening Hopi remarks are an unnamed English translation. Unsigned epilogue distinguished from the speech.

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If we continue only on this upper path, we will come to destruction.

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An unsigned account of the following storm

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Editorial paraphrase of the source · Unsigned epilogue to the reposted address; editorial paraphrase

The unsigned epilogue describes a lunar eclipse before the gathering, subsequent flooding and a prayer circle on December 11. It reports participants connecting the afternoon’s easing storm with their experience. These statements belong to the appended narrator, not to Banyacya’s speech.

The Hopi Message at the House of Mica · Address attributed to Thomas Banyacya, 10 December 1992, United Nations Headquarters; UNPFIP Network repost dated 27 November 2011. Opening Hopi remarks are an unnamed English translation. Unsigned epilogue distinguished from the speech.

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Banyacya identifies the House of Mica

proposed fulfillment

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Editorial paraphrase of the source · Thomas Banyacya, opening Hopi remarks in an unnamed English translation; short quotation and editorial explanation

The transcript’s translated opening says, “I am amazed to see the prophecy has come true”. Banyacya identifies the gathering of world leaders at the United Nations with an inherited expectation about a mica building. This is his retrospective identification in the 1992 speech.

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10 December 1992 · date stated in transcriptBanyacya presents the choice between two paths Prophecy given or recorded
10 December 1992 · event identified by speakerBanyacya identifies the United Nations gathering as fulfillment Proposed fulfillment

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