This audio is brought to you on this journey. In this first passage you can see it, right?

Small, but you can see it. They make it a little bigger.

So we were at, I forgot the fish and it took a weird path.

Allah Dalikamakunanabri. This is what we were looking for all along. This is what we were pursuing.

Fartadadad and they retraced, went back.

Allah Azaleh on the remnants, meaning the path they had left behind.

Athol can also mean footsteps, but it can be figurative also, meaning the path we took, we're going to go back.

Kossassa, step by step, milestone by milestone.

Kossas means one more thing.

Sorry, which is going to play a role later on how beautifully this word is going to, like,

it's, I won't tell you.

Okay. Fajajada Abdabhibilina, then they both found us one of our servants.

Abdabinah, a Pendu translation would be a slave from our slaves.

One of our slaves, one of our servants, okay? A-ta-In Rahmata in Indiana, we had given him a special Rachma, a special love and care that comes from us.

We al-Nahu Miladunna alma and we had taught him Miladunna from our special behalf,

especially from us, from our internal vaults, some knowledge.

You notice that the word enda and then ladun are both used here, right? The word Laddun is actually far more private than

Enda. If something is Endaka, it's with you, then it's in your possession but it may not be

secret. But if something is miladunka,

then you went into some vault somewhere,

pulled it out, and then gave it.

OK?

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