There is a story told in every holy book and whispered between generations.
A story of two brothers, sons of Abraham.
Ishmael, born of Hagar.
Isaac, born of Sarah.
Two women.
Two wombs.
Two nations.
Two prophets.
But what if this story, as we’ve heard it, is incomplete?
What if these sons were not just patriarchs of earthly tribes, but seeds of light, planted in the soil of humanity to awaken something deeper?
We know their names.
We’ve built religions on their legacy.
But we’ve reduced the divine mystery to a battle of succession.
Who is the chosen one? Whose descendants carry the truth? Which nation belongs to God?
And yet, the real question should be: What were they each here to anchor on this planet?
Light Heritage: Two Origins, One Divine Plan
Ishmael, the firstborn, intuitive, carried ancient wisdom, prophecy, and inner knowing.
Ancestor of many Arab tribe (Muslims, Christians, Jews, and other faiths)
A people of heart, resilience, and direct connection to Source.
His descendants would later embody the codes of discipline, structure, and surrender through the final prophet, Muhammad, peace be upon him.
Not submission as oppression, but submission as alignment with divine will.
The kind of clarity that only comes from long silence in the desert and long obedience in the same direction.
Isaac, the miracle child, born of a barren womb, blessed by the laughter of the divine.
A people chosen not to dominate, but to illuminate.
From his line came Jacob, Moses, David, Solomon, and Jesus, the messengers of love and vision.
Both, Revolutionaries and holy disrupters of light wrapped in human skin.
Two lineages.
Two portals of prophecy.
One soul mission: to guide Earth back to divine memory.
The deeper parallel lies not only in prophets, but in the spiritual pathways their descendants cultivated.
From Isaac’s line, mystics of the soul: the Hasidim, the prophets of Israel, the teachings of Christ rooted in love and grace.
From Ishmael’s line, mystics of surrender: the Sufis, the scholars of divine law, the poets of ecstatic union with the Divine.
Both preserved sacred memory.
Both kept the fire burning.
Beyond the Fight for “Chosen”
The conflict between their descendants has been painted in blood, walls, and claims.
But what if the fight was never about land or legacy?
What if the deeper story is this:
Each nation was entrusted with a different aspect of divine frequency.
Ishmael’s line brought the frequency of discipline, loyalty, and divine law.
Isaac’s brought the frequency of love, vision, and divine grace.
Both are holy.
Both are incomplete without the other.
Still, humanity became obsessed with the illusion of singular truth.
As if God could be limited to one name, one people, one direction.
As if Source would create galaxies and then choose only one corner of one planet to dwell in.
This is how we forgot.
This is how we fight.
This is how the light dimmed.
and in every part of the world, we are still dimming that light.
The Greater Truth: More Than Two
There were, and still are, many prophets.
Beyond Islam.
Beyond Christianity.
Beyond Judaism.
The divine voice did not stop with Abraham’s sons.
It scattered like stardust across the world and beyond it. Depends on the knowledge you’re guided to.
Krishna.
Zoroaster.
Buddha.
Indigenous seers messengers from tribes the world barely acknowledges.
Carriers of wisdom.
it doesn't matter if you believe them or not, they shared their message of love, truth, compassion and unity.
All scattered across timelines, speaking different tongues but saying the same truth:
We are not here to dominate the Earth.
We are here to remember who we are.
The Invitation to Remember
The story of Abraham’s sons was never meant to divide us.
It was meant to show us the beauty of sacred difference.
Two brothers.
Two truths.
Two bridges between heaven and Earth.
Both chosen.
Both called.
Both deeply needed.
So let us stop asking who is more divine.
Let us start asking: What piece of the light do I carry? And how can I honor the piece carried by someone else?
The real chosen people are not born of a single lineage.
They are the ones who choose to awaken.
To live with radical compassion.
To see beyond flags and bloodlines.
To recognize that we come from light
To lead with love
and we are all just trying to find our way back home.
Divinity isn’t confined by geography, religion, or appearance, it responds to the language of truth, which is love, light, integrity, compassion, authenticity, and respect for every soul. God-consciousness illuminates anyone who aligns with this universal frequency. Truth is not just about honesty; it’s about living in a way that honors the divine in others. When we walk in love and respect the sacred in every being, we reflect the essence of the divine itself.
Let the children of light rise again.
Not to conquer,
but to remember.
I hope this helps you remember where you come from if not now, someday.
Let love lead,
Love,
Umi
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