Vision: The Snows of Lebanon

Vision: The Snows of Lebanon

11^th March 2014

I saw this vision of Lebanon yesterday.

First, I was shown the snow-covered mountains of Lebanon. Then in a flash, I was given a glimpse of all of Lebanon.

No matter where I looked, I saw chopsticks.

The chopsticks were all long, but the colors, materials and quality all varied.

Firstly I was shown many cheap looking chopsticks, followed by the display of upgraded quality of chopsticks. The chopsticks of  superior quality had engravings, embossing, pictures, the glossy off white chopsticks had  drawings in green, depicting the life of upper class Chinese women.

Within the vision, I found it strange, that chopsticks were so common to everyday Lebanese life.

I wondered where these chopsticks had come from.

I was shown the sea. Floating on the surface were thousands of cellophane wrapped chopsticks, drifting toward Lebanon. Though there were thousands of chopsticks floating on the water, they looked few.

It seemed odd that the chopsticks entered this beautiful country in this strange manner, rather than being shipped into Lebanon, like normal freight.

I was now facing Beirut.

I saw that there were two routes into this City from which these chopsticks entered and then they were distributed nationwide.

Those meant for the use of the multitudes came from the right side of the city; whilst the exclusive, expensive gold, platinum, bejeweled designer chopsticks meant for the use of high government officials from the left side.

Were the Lebanese now eating their Middle Eastern food with chopsticks?