Manang Bette, Mom's older sister, had a stroke on her right side @ around 7pm and is struggling with cancer. Dad has had two strokes on his right side. Mom's right breast is missing. Manong Ekoy, Bette's husband is struggling with cancer and his lower left extremity is missing. ("The left hemisphere of the brain controls the movement of the right side of the body. It also controls speech and language abilities. A left hemisphere stroke causes paralysis of the right side of the body. This is known as right hemiplegia.") Uncle Ray, Mom's cousin's husband, suffered a heart attack just over a week ago. Uncle Lin, also on mom's side of the extended Fabro family, died a few months ago.
Fabro (which reminds me of Pharoah) is the Italian derivative of Favor, shifting from West back to The East.
Mikha'el Mimini
The right angle of counter-attack in Kali/Eskrima/Arnis is named: San Miguel {Mikha'el Mimini}. San Miguel [also a bestsellng Filipinim Beer] is a forehand strike with the right hand, moving from the striker's right shoulder toward their left hip. It is named after the Arkanghel Mikha'el, who is often depicted holding a sword at this angle. This is the most natural restraint for a most novice people. It is also referred to as a "#1," in a 12 Tribal system which employs 6, 12 or multiple angles.
"In an anthropomorphic visualization, Binah may be alternatively related to the left hemisphere of the brain, the heart, or the ear. Netzakh is identified with the right leg or foot. Hesed corresponds in the tzelem Elokim to the right arm." Hod corresponds in the tzelem Elokim to the left leg or foot."
