Official Unveiling of Project Narcissus

Today marks a historic milestone as we reveal the complete design for Project Narcissus in the Valley of Achor. This location is significant: in 1993, a physical sign was given when the narcissus flower bloomed in this very valley for the first time, acting as a harbinger of hope. Now, we are turning that sign into a permanent reality.

The settlement's design is unique in the world. As seen in the newly released 3D renders, the urban plan is shaped like a six-petaled narcissus flower. Each "petal" represents a residential district, radiating outward from a central spiritual core.

But this shape is not arbitrary. Our architects have adhered to "The Measure Accepted by the Heavenly Father," studying the biblical dimensions of Noah’s Ark, the Tabernacle of Moses, and Solomon’s Temple. Just as the prophet Ezekiel measured the temple with a reed of six cubits, our engineers are designing these modern structures with the spiritual precision of the past. This settlement will be a living testament to the prophecies of Hosea 2:15 and Isaiah 35:1—a true "Door of Hope" in the desert.