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Evil Within
Xulon AKA Jake McGuire; an enforcer of the seraph hierarchy, has been sent by the Ruling Council to earth to destroy an exiled angel by the name of Sandalphon. As a member of a defeated rebellion against the Monarchy; Sandalphon was forced to exist on earth in an incorporeal state. The rules were simple; defeated members could not possess any human unless that person invited them to do so by opening their minds through spiritualism; such as magic, sorcery, witchcraft, mediums, occults, communicating with dead, and host of other spiritualist practices. Not known for patience, Sandalphon decided to force his will upon weak-willed humans creating a rash of serial killers and mass murderers resulting in the deaths of millions of human lives over eons. Currently Sandalphon has possessed a brilliant young radical Muslim engineer living in Dearborn Michigan who is capable of building a nuclear dirty bomb and determined to travel to Washington DC and to finish the 9/11 job on the Pentagon.
Xulon has become involved with a beautiful young woman who has fallen in love with him. To make things even worst; the environment of the USA has become reminiscence of the movie ‘Mad Max’; where the strong rule and the country are in a state of chaos. Xulon has to make tough decisions along the way but one of the biggest is concerning his emotional involvement with Beth Taylor and little Sam. To stay means becoming human; giving up power and immortality and trying to exist in a corrupt world but to leave means denying he loves her too.
Jack is author of two books; “With Friends like These; Who Needs Enemies?” and “Are You Lord God Almighty?” and a computer consultant of 32 years specializing in RF technology.
Xulon has become involved with a beautiful young woman who has fallen in love with him. To make things even worst; the environment of the USA has become reminiscence of the movie ‘Mad Max’; where the strong rule and the country are in a state of chaos. Xulon has to make tough decisions along the way but one of the biggest is concerning his emotional involvement with Beth Taylor and little Sam. To stay means becoming human; giving up power and immortality and trying to exist in a corrupt world but to leave means denying he loves her too.
Jack is author of two books; “With Friends like These; Who Needs Enemies?” and “Are You Lord God Almighty?” and a computer consultant of 32 years specializing in RF technology.
156 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 30, 2011
About the author
Jack Armstrong
134 books9 followersThirty Years of Spiritual Writings Hidden Away
Jack Armstrong does not consider himself to be the “author” of the writings he shares in Lessons from the Source: A Spiritual Guidebook for Navigating Life’s Journey.
During the late 1970s, he began writing down a series of spiritual teachings that he knew were coming from somewhere other than his own conscious mind. He was in awe of the phenomenon, but had no idea why or how it was happening.
Although the lessons he transcribed appeared to be intended to help him meet challenges in his own life, he now admits to having ignored them and filed them away without ever showing them to anyone, because of a concern about what others might think.
Fortunately, he did not abandon the process and has continued this form of communication for more than three decades.
His Own Life’s Journey
Jack describes his life as “a wonderful adventure, full of blessings, surprises and extraordinary opportunities.” His journey has included stops as a nonprofit executive, Peace Corps volunteer, congressional candidate, small business owner, voiceover artist and hospice worker.
He was raised in a traditional Protestant denomination, but as an adult found that its tenets were no longer meeting his own spiritual needs. Since then, spiritual exploration has been an integral part of his life, and his belief system continues to evolve.
In recent years, major life changes allowed him to focus more time and attention on understanding his own spiritual path, and the written communications he received during that time continued to urge him to make the teachings available to others who might benefit from them.
Lessons from the Source contains the first of those writings to be shared with others.
Jack Armstrong does not consider himself to be the “author” of the writings he shares in Lessons from the Source: A Spiritual Guidebook for Navigating Life’s Journey.
During the late 1970s, he began writing down a series of spiritual teachings that he knew were coming from somewhere other than his own conscious mind. He was in awe of the phenomenon, but had no idea why or how it was happening.
Although the lessons he transcribed appeared to be intended to help him meet challenges in his own life, he now admits to having ignored them and filed them away without ever showing them to anyone, because of a concern about what others might think.
Fortunately, he did not abandon the process and has continued this form of communication for more than three decades.
His Own Life’s Journey
Jack describes his life as “a wonderful adventure, full of blessings, surprises and extraordinary opportunities.” His journey has included stops as a nonprofit executive, Peace Corps volunteer, congressional candidate, small business owner, voiceover artist and hospice worker.
He was raised in a traditional Protestant denomination, but as an adult found that its tenets were no longer meeting his own spiritual needs. Since then, spiritual exploration has been an integral part of his life, and his belief system continues to evolve.
In recent years, major life changes allowed him to focus more time and attention on understanding his own spiritual path, and the written communications he received during that time continued to urge him to make the teachings available to others who might benefit from them.
Lessons from the Source contains the first of those writings to be shared with others.
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