It’s not about being saved because you are a bad person. It’s about realizing that we are all flawed, and that perfection cannot manifest itself through a flawed lens. If we engage our spiritual vision to see the forces of evil around us and be humble enough to admit we are not infallible, the logical conclusion is that we need some help.

Through many profound experiences that must be more than my imagination it has become obvious to me that spirits exist, and that they are capable of altering our perceptions of reality and actions.

Have you heard of sleep paralysis?

According to Stanford University it is defined as, “a period of inability to perform voluntary movements either at sleep onset (called hypnogogic or predormital form) or upon awakening (called hypnopompic or postdormtal form).”

Have you ever experienced this?

For a very long time I struggled with this malady and it was incredibly distressing. I remember dreams being in familiar places when I would come in contact with obviously evil beings in look and feel that would paralyze me, push me into the corner of a room, or push me off of a bed and nothing I did could break through until I said the name Jesus Christ and I immediately broke free and woke up. The exact same thing has been reported by innumerable people around the world.

Rational minded people might read the previous paragraph (or experience it) and say that this was jsut some kind of subconscious program that would trigger a response because we believed in a “fake” superhero and that belief triggered the action. Honestly, which one sounds more fanciful?

Why do so many people have the same experience? Have a look at the links for the testimonies, they are breath-taking.

Here’s a great vid from youtuber KnowWhereToRun1984 (check out his page for an array of solid videos on spirituality and politics):