About good and evil, the blog. It is a result of the author’s experience in the search for spiritual truth. What we perceive as good and evil affects every aspect of our lives. It impacts our daily lives individually and collectively.
Articles within the blog are based on the author’s understanding as taught to him and verified by his Spirit Guide. Its goal is twofold: to provide information and instruction to create a life of abundance and prosperity. Second, and most important, to provide the truth about who we are as divine expressions of God.
Within these truths lies the current spiritual shift humanity is experiencing and its impact on our lives as a result of coming events. These events are chaotic; however, they will level the playing field for humanity. Those who have controlled mankind for eons will be disclosed in the year 2030. They will have to account for their actions and will be brought to justice worldwide. Your false history and the false belief systems imposed on you will be brought to light. Humanity will now have the opportunity to use its Free Will and divine gifts without interference as God originally intended.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
About the author of the book GOOD AND EVIL, Paul LeMay was raised in a strict Catholic Family. He struggled with what he was taught since childhood, failing to see the logic in the rituals and church teachings. He attended Catholic schools and spent a year in the seminary, believing he wanted to be a priest. His family history included his aunts and uncles in various religious roles. However, what he was taught at the Seminary frustrated him, so he returned home and attended a public high school.
After High school he joined the Army and eventually served in Vietnam. He has struggled since leaving the military with various disorders afflicted from the results of Agent Orange exposure in Vietnam. Which has drastically diminished his quality of life physically. Over the majority of the years of his life, he struggled with his sense of self-worth and believed that he was a sinner bound for hell. The Church instilled a sense of negativity and doom resulting in years of unhappiness and unfulfillment.
One night, exhausted, frustrated, and in pain, he called out to Jesus, stating that he knew he was a sinner and believed that he was condemned for how he lived his life. Yet, he witnessed people who loved God and Jesus, and they were happy and content. He said that he was sorry for what he did wrong and that he desired to know how one could learn to love a spiritual being. How do you relate to someone you can not see?
Filled with emotion, he asked Jesus to guide him in knowing him and the Father. He desires not just to know, but to be of service to God. He said I have done little with my life and desire it to have meaning and purpose.
A few days later, while sitting bored on the sofa, he saw a book on the table and walked over, picked it up, and fanned the pages until it stopped. It landed on a page describing how to use a pendulum. After reading for about a minute, he threw it on the table and returned to the sofa. There, he noticed his wife’s rosary beads on the side table and picked them up. Holding them up in the air, he wondered if he could make it move, thinking it might be sacrilegious; he held them up anyway and focused his thoughts on his spirit guide. Lo and behold, it began to move, and he began asking it yes and no questions according to what he read in the book. Unconventionally, Jesus answered his prayer, providing a union with his guide that has led him to the truth and his purpose in life.
