History
This White Stone object was given to Stephen in the Summer of 1993 to 1994, the two edged sword that comes from the mouth of the man within it means, The Word of God. With the two edged sword the truth is said. You don’t have to care of or believe anything of this Stone, that is up to you!
The name Flowers of Bethlehem, it is actually a Scroll! A flourish added to a name is a Scroll! Stephen also found this written in a child’s dictionary from around the years of 1967 to 1969. Flowers of Bethlehem is 7,770 kilometre’s pin point away from a Temple that has 24 Pillars standing.
It is like 7767 kilometre’s from the Temple, it is not perfect like 7770. But A gift to you from heaven none the less ! If you have eyes to see and ears to hear! The ring upon Stephen’s right hand holds the Staff of the Sheppard, it is the ring a Father gives to the son when he has overcome all obstacles placed before him.
The hidden message with A message.
Always read to hear what is truly being said !
To see is not to hear, but to hear first is to turn to see far more.
Stephen had grown up within the orchards at Erina Heights Helping the farmer and driving some of the trackers by the age of 10 years, the farmers would teach all the children on the orchards the ways of nature, Stephen holds to those teachings very closely. Stephen was also selling flowers at this age for Wally Vickery at Erina Heights and for the first owners of the Bushland Nursery at Erina Heights.
Then at the age of 14 years and 9 months old he would catch a bus from Erina into Gosford at 3am, then from Gosford he would run to the meat works at Mains Rd at West Gosford to get picked out for work in the school holidays. Each time he did this he would give the money he made for the week to his mother as she was not rich, as many single parent families were not in those days.
So in many ways his past told of his future you might say as Stephen has been doing the flowers for many year on the Central Coast. Over these years he has seen the true values that people hold to within there families. Stephen does not judge another, which is a gift to him from is spiritual teaching he is always receiving that run very deep within him. He understands the judgement you place upon your own spirit by judging another.