A Devine Oracle

We enter the long hall and walk into a large room that smells
like some far off middle-eastern spice shop, scented with a
strong yet sweet smell of something burning like an incense, as
to what scent I will never know...

We are also greated by a young woman, she tells us to take a
seat and get comfortable... she looks to be in her early twenties,
and she seems to be waiting with us, as other people join the
room to settle into their chairs or onto the floor...

It looks to be about maybe thirty-five to fifty people have
come and are all seated, waiting when the lights go dimmed...

The young woman then walks up into the middle of the room and
in some other language begins to talk to the large group of us
as I notice several people such as myself looking around in
confusion, at first...

Within the next few minutes I realize, that the people all in the
room are from many different walks of life, and speak many
different languages...

Soon she begins welcoming us in English and asks that we be open
and try and relax as well as states that Divine Oracle will
be joining us all very soon...

She makes a complete turn around and most of the room hushes to
a silence when I see her...

This Divine Oracle enters the room and I am really quite shocked
to see how old she looks to be, seemingly not older than twenty!

She moves to the center of the room, as we all are seated around
her in a large circle. She wears a long flowing veil of sorts
and her face is hidden for the time being.

She starts by saying in English that We are all gathered here
for a special occasion, and she hopes that within the matter of
a few hours she will be able to deliever us a message of hope,
and of love.

As I look around the room, I am perplexed by the faces of the
group, it seems overall they understand her statements because it looks as if
they all heard and understood what she has just announced.

How though? She spoke clearly in English... Is this a dream?
I know I heard her... hmmmm. This is going to be quite a night
already I can sense it.