The Truth

I write the truth. I don’t lie. Unless, of course, I was writing something fictional in nature. I’d like to do that, but I haven’t. At least, not for a long time. And even then, you’ve at least got to be logical, even with unicorns. But as a rule, I write the truth.

Everything I write of a psychic and spiritual nature is the truth, at least as far as I can tell it is. My Spirit Guide told me that there is no Hell. Period. No ifs, ands, or buts about it. No Hell. However, he said there were hot spots in Heaven. Then, he told me not to worry about it anymore.

It made sense as far as I was concerned.

Then, as far as what happens when a person dies, he told me that they have a big party. Emmanuel once wrote that dying was like waking up from a nap or taking off a tight pair of shoes. Spirit has also told me that when a person dies, they are never overwhelmed with a huge greeting party. I get the feeling that you ease into Heaven with a lot less drama than when you were born. I won’t know for sure until it happens to me, and even then, I might not be inclined or interested enough to blab the news to those of you still on Earth. I’m telling you the truth. I have an idea, but I don’t know for sure.

Yes, I’ve talked to Jesus. He’s a fun guy. Sort of. You know how you can see off in your mind’s eye when you are writing? There is this guy wearing a long robe. He’s got his chin in his hand with his elbow bent. He’s looking at me. Right now. He’s sort of smiling. I don’t know who he is. I’ve got an idea, but I don’t know for sure. There. I told the truth.

My life isn’t any different from your own. I get hungry. I get sleepy. I really like to watch cop shows. I’m a writer. I like to write. I like to read. I love oatmeal cookies and finally found a recipe where the top side of the cookie is chewy and the bottom part is crispy. You could die for the cookies I make. I like to sew. I love to crochet. I like to make dolls and cat toys. I make great rectangles. You can use a rectangle for anything. I do regular stuff. I talk to dead guys.

But I won’t lie to you. I won’t tell you that you can make a lot of money by following five steps. I will tell you if you work hard, get to work on time, volunteer to help others, and take initiative, you’re likely to be a valuable member of the staff wherever you work, and if the creek does not rise, you’re likely to keep your job. That’s a promise. Remember that one thing, though: Get to work on Time. You’d be amazed by all the people who can’t seem to do that one little thing. And it’s never their fault. It’s gospel.

Oh, here’s another good bit of information. Learn to listen. Don’t show them you are not interested in what they are saying by thumbing away at your phone. That is disrespectful. I don’t care if you can walk and chew gum at the same time. It’s just not a polite thing to do. And, never, when you are working, should you be so disinterested in the job that you are constantly on the phone. Nope. Not a really brainy career move. Pay attention.

These are the things your parents tried to teach you. An employer can tell if you’re going to last more than six months. Oh, and don’t start calling in sick on Mondays. Believe me, people will start talking about you, and you do not want the head office to be talking about you. It might be good news, like you volunteering to help your manager when someone leaves without giving any notice. But if it is because you are slipshod or are constantly calling in on Mondays, saying you are too sick to come to work because you partied too much over the weekend and now you have a hangover, well, maybe you will learn.

And all of that is true. Before I retired, I saw these things many times.

Here’s something I’ve noticed about bad guys. They think they are entitled to whatever they gain. Now, you and I know that is bogus, but these bad guys really think that. First of all, there is a thing called Karma. It will assuredly bite them in the nether region sooner than later. This also includes the next 54 lifetimes. I know somebody like that. If you live in the United States, I’m sure you’ve heard of him, too.

On the other hand, bad guys are good at what they are doing. Many of the same principles they employ can be employed by good guys. Just saying. So, pay attention. Don’t overlook opportunities.

Remember people’s names. It’s the sweetest sound in the universe to a person. You use it, and you’ve got their attention. Dale Carnegie had something to say about it.

•         Develop good habits.
•         Write something every day.
•         Pray or send out good thoughts every day.
•         Eat an apple a day and keep the doctor away.
•         Walk 400 steps every day. That’s once around my block.

·    I’m sure you can think up your own good thing to do.

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🌺 Pauline Evanosky

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