SCRIPTURE

In the Book of Enoch, it is written: “The prayers of the righteous poor ascend like incense before the throne.” (Enoch 47:2)

To be without a home is not to be without God. In the Ethiopian canon, the Book of Meqabyan reminds us:

In the radiant justice of God’s kingdom, Psalm 72 declares a truth that shakes the foundations of worldly power: “All kings will bow down to him and all nations will serve him” (v.11). This isn’t just poetic—it’s prophetic. It speaks of a time when every race of rich man, every ruler, every system built on greed and exclusion will bend in reverence to the One who defends the poor, the afflicted, and the targeted.

At Heyoka Fire, we believe in the radical truth that you are never too far gone, never too broken, never too wrong to be embraced by Love.

At Heyoka Fire, we gather across traditions, ages, and stories—but one thing unites us: the desire to grow deeper roots in Spirit. Whether you're lighting candles, reciting verses, singing praises, or sitting in silence, your steady return to sacred space builds something eternal.