Dedication

The Broken Earth project was first and foremost inspired by a young saint of seventeen who departed this world after a battle fought against the medical mafia that ultimately was responsible for his death. Yusef's Maqam

During his struggle to live, young Yusef, went in and out of spiritual experiences that would often end in wisdoms far beyond the mind of a seventeen year old boy. His repeated desire was to help people in their struggle to be fully realized human beings. His focus was often on the children of the world and the American Indian population of which he was a member of both the noble Iroquois and Cherokee tribes. Yusef was also Arab, English and Irish which gave him a unique perspective on the world today. More about Saint Yusef here. In his honor we focus and dedicate our efforts in service to the common Creator of all mankind. Yusef''s  Maqam (residence) or tomb is located in Abiquiu providing both a spiritual protection and power to this local enchanting land and all of North America.

Broken Earth, on behalf of this young saint, is dedicated first to the children of the world then to the healing that must take place in the Native American tribes in order for America to be whole and shed it's violent nature, followed by all the people of the world who must come together to mend the Broken Earth.

We also dedicate this work to Yusef''s Spiritual Guide, Teacher and Chief, the Pole of Creation and the Proof of Generosity.

The spirit of another saint Tara Khatchatorian or Khadija as she was often called, helps to carry forth the Broken Earth effort. The last year of her life 2006 to 2007 was spent as a caretaker for the honor of a noble women saint, Hala Sultan,  whose Maqam (residence) or tomb is on the isle of Cyprus in Larnaka.

Please keep us in your prayers!