The Unholy Spirit and The Holy Spirit in Court

I promised to talk about my spiritual observations but I believe I mentioned that I was reluctant to do that for a number of reasons.

I had intended to keep the identities of the people secret, but people on GLP were indicating that they knew my identity, and making jokes about it. I didn't mind the jokes, but I realized that I couldn't keep the identities of the people involved in the trial secret.

I don't mind exposing the facts of a case, but I do not like to comment upon or expose people's souls and spirits. Those are problems people struggle with all their lives.

A new age spirit would say that I don't want to interfere with their journey – especially when they are only passing by.

I don't have close friends, and I don't want to make a pest of myself with strangers by commenting on their moral or spiritual problems.

It could easily be construed as impertinent and invasive.

To talk about people's morals and spirits during a court process can seem prejudicial.

I only felt free to name people when their behavior and lies were too much. I only felt free to talk about their spirits when their sins and crimes were enough, and I had proof, especially knowing their names were known.

So now I feel more free to talk about the Holy Spirit.

Zachary Ouellette's spirit is that of an angry and repressed kid, although he is well past the age if a man.

He is particularly the sort of person accustomed to bending over and dropping trow for any powerful man. He was out driving the lovingly kept SUV of his girlfriend's father. I think it was a 1995 model, but it looked like new to me. He was also living in the house of his girlfriend's father.

That man has a hell of a rap sheet, and I wonder how happy he would be to find Zack had wrecked his truck?

He screwed up and caused the accident, then he lied to the cop. He wanted to stay out of trouble.

But that isn't all. He feels rewarded for his lies because the cop believed them and his patron was impressed that he could successfully file an insurance claim against me. Zack might not even have been on his insurance.

The lawyer and the judge are content to throw away their careers for the kid. He feels immensely rewarded, and he has even gotten cocky. He is demonstrating his command in the world – the world of lies. I have seen him strutting his stuff around my house. His spirit goes behond simply being happy that he got out of trouble. He is looking for more trouble and more demonstrations of his ability to command the adults around him.

I don't even like to contemplate the sort of games he plays with them, or where his mysterious authority comes from. He owns the judge.

All he would have to do is confess and he would end the judge's career faster than I could.

He owns the cop the same way.

He has a cringing spirit but he can devour the souls or people who are careless enough to serve him by doing evil or immoral, or illegal things.

He owns them.