HiGHle Qal

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HIGHle QAL translates phonetically to; the power of the word in Ethiopia’s ancient ecclesiastical language, Ge'ez. While HIGHle QAL touches on concepts of revolution & sacred science, it truly envelops itself as an allegorical extension of some of the earliest civiliazation’s conception of the creatrix. And yet, it still manages to maintain a universal tone that shines on the true power of the word. Let us begin.

In the beginning was the word. Was it his or was it hers?

Often times we contimplate duality. Ma'at: balance and chaos simultaneously

The universe coarsing. The coldest heat. Storming electricity, irony

Dangerous divinity moving towards ecstacy. Yang and Yin. Sexual capacity. Puzzle piece attracting

It seems every culture has their version. Here in lies mystic Abyssinian utterance in person

The word in the beginning with the gods and neverending.©

Authors; LeBeyt Seifu-Mikael and BGZ Teffera’s contributions to this anthology serve to set the stage of this epic tale in a setting that spans literal space and time while remaining almost auspiciously relevant.