Journal 3-Monkey

I had for years ruled over my people with grace and been happy with my life. As the days days passed I felt my life to meaningless. It was as if everyday was the exact same and I was wasting time until death would arrive. I continued to think about Yama the king of death … Continue reading Journal 3-Monkey →

Monkey’s Journey – Mohammed Alfuwais – Final

After going through the waterfall and back, I, Monkey became king of the monkeys. All the monkeys bowed down to the me, the great king. I have given myself the title of "Handsome Monkey King" to show my greatness. I begin my reign over the monkeys by commanding them to different jobs and roles. A … Continue reading Monkey’s Journey – Mohammed Alfuwais – Final →

Kabli- Eastern Dragon Blog 3 – FINAL

Continued from https://fiveelementmountain.home.blog/2019/03/19/eastern-dragon-blog-2/ After the events recorded in my previous entry, the situation has escalated far beyond what it should have been. The Monkey whose pride knows no bounds has prepared his forces to do battle with heaven. The troubling matter about this is the fact that there appears to be a stalemate between the … Continue reading Kabli- Eastern Dragon Blog 3 – FINAL →

Blog #2 (continuation of blog#1)Monkey and the mysterious waterfall

I began to grow frustrated and agitated. My fellow monkeys would not give up on the insisting and persistent questions regarding this waterfall. It did not seem of any significance to me as it was merely just a waterfall, and I am the great and powerful Monkey. It occurred to me that I should express … Continue reading Blog #2 (continuation of blog#1)Monkey and the mysterious waterfall →

Abdel-Latif (Monkey’s Massacre) Final

It's been hundreds of years since I've been stuck under this mountain without sensing any sign of an escape. Suddenly I saw two men who found me trapped in a stone casket and agreed to help me escape. One of the men was a hunter, while the other was a priest who goes by the … Continue reading Abdel-Latif (Monkey’s Massacre) Final →

Buddha -2

Mohammed B. Al-Otaibi Dear nothingness, I don't write to you again, in a time of much uncertainty. It has been no less than a few hours since Kuan-yin embarked on my quest to bring improvements upon the inhabitants of the four continents. After giving an enlightening sermon to the Bodhisattva and arhats, I inquired into … Continue reading Buddha -2 →

Day in the Life of the One and Only Monkey (Blog 2) (https://wordpress.com/view/fiveelementmountain.home.blog) Mazin Osman

OO AH OO AH OO AH OO AH OO AH!!! IT IS I THE GREAT MONKEY!!!! I have returned for you little weaklings and I know my presence is so great even though it is by writing. Anyways back to where I left off. It feels so good to be back home. Back with my … Continue reading Day in the Life of the One and Only Monkey (Blog 2) (https://wordpress.com/view/fiveelementmountain.home.blog) Mazin Osman →

Blog Entry 2 (Tripitaka) -Abdel-Latif

It had not been long on the road when a tiger suddenly appeared. The tiger was roaring viciously and lashing its tail. I was frightened extremely however my disciple Monkey was delighted to see a tiger in front of his eyes. Monkey being happy certainly added to his insanity. His happiness showed me that he … Continue reading Blog Entry 2 (Tripitaka) -Abdel-Latif →

Eastern Dragon Blog 2

I shall record my tale here, as I have nowhere else to do so. It was but a few days ago when the so-called Monkey King visited my kingdom where I ruled the World Below the Waves. It was then that the pest humiliated me and my brothers, and caused chaos in my domain. After … Continue reading Eastern Dragon Blog 2 →

I am Sun Wukong, The Great Sage Equal to Heaven! – Mohammad Almutlaq

I know what you're thinking, who does he think he is this "monkey king"? Well let me tell you about me. One day, I was with my fellow monkeys when I realized that I, one day, will die like everyone else, so I decided I don't want to die. I left everything behind seeking immortality … Continue reading I am Sun Wukong, The Great Sage Equal to Heaven! – Mohammad Almutlaq →