🟣 Three Months After the Bombing: The Garden and the Flame and the Truth Revealed

Paula Sadler
Sep 22, 2025
2 min read

It has now been three months since the June 2025 U.S. strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities — an event that rattled the Middle East and reverberated across the globe. The headlines spoke of military precision, geopolitics, and deterrence. But behind the headlines lies a deeper story — one of history, spirit, and reckoning.

This is the story told in the new book The Garden and the Flame: A Century of Oil, Empire, and Resistance by Rev. Paula Josephine Sadler.

📖 Why This Book Matters Now

The Garden and the Flame is not a policy report or a newspaper chronicle. It is a spiritual and historical testimony, born of prayer, research, and vision. At its core lies a profound question:

“What if the war we are watching unfold today had its roots not in 2025, or 2001, or 1979—but in 1908?”The_Garden_and_the_Flame_with_I…

The book traces how Western oil discovery, empire, and intervention shaped over a century of Iranian history — from the Anglo-Iranian Oil Company to Mossadegh’s coup, from revolution to sanctions, from Israel’s shifting alliances to the Trump–Netanyahu era.

But beyond the politics, the book reveals the spiritual cost: the poisoning of sacred waters, the scars of bombs, and the broken promises left in the soil

👁️ The Role of Remote Viewing & Vision

This book was born not only of scholarship but of vision. Rev. Sadler, a modern-day seer and authenticated remote viewer, describes how she was compelled to write after receiving a fiery vision:

“A remote viewing that connected the destinies of Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Ayatollah Khamenei through a fiery, biohazardous cloud.”

These visions are not offered as political forecasts but as spiritual warnings — signs that we are at a crossroads between domination and healing.

✨ A Call to Spiritual Reckoning

The message of The Garden and the Flame is clear:

For the West: to acknowledge the harms of coups, sanctions, and interventions.
For Israel: to remember its past friendship with Iran and rediscover strength in solidarity, not strikes.
For Iran: to reimagine its future with dignity, sovereignty, and spiritual renewal

As Sadler writes:

“Iran is not simply a nation. It is a sacred witness.”

🌍 Why Read This Book Now?

Because we stand at a fragile moment in history. The bombs of 2025 may fade from the headlines, but their echoes resound in the hearts of millions.

This book reminds us that truth cannot be buried, that memory flows like water, and that the flame of spirit endures. It is both a warning and an invitation — to remember, to awaken, and to choose healing over harm.