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To those, that would like to read this Blog. Do so when you have the time as to tell the story, it became longer than I had in mind.

I was fifteen years old. It was four o’clock on a sunny afternoon late September in 1985.
I was practising my music lessons when mum walked in from her afternoon food shop. She looked concerned and a little confused. ‘What’s up mum?’ I asked. Mum put her bags down. ‘The neighbour’s kids cry so loud it is truly soul piercing’ she replied.
‘Which neighbours?’
‘The people in the corner house across the road’, she puffed.

 

 

When is something evil or dark? Don’t we all just judge from our own perspective based on our experiences to what is ‘Evil’ or what we have been taught to perceive as ‘Dark’?
In the eye of the extreme ‘Christian’ anyone who is contacting ‘the dead’ is evil. To a vegan, eating meat could be seen as an ‘evil’ practise.

If we look back into history of human evolution, our ancestors were truly convinced that by human or animal sacrifice they were ‘pleasing’ their God(dess) or God(desse)s. All religions at one time in history committed blood sacrifice. Does this mean that all our ancestors were dark souls that had evil intend? Of course not, if we would base our philosophy on this we are all produce of evil with no exception. *(Oops, I may just have highlighted an orthodox philosophy that we are all sinners, which from this perspective...we are all evil).

So what are these dark beings then?
They are the same as us. They all are ‘divine’ sparks but their evolution is taking place on a lower arc.
This world is where we all meet and interact. Those that have come from the lower planes have come into being in this world to evolve just like those that have come from the higher planes. Here we become each other’s teachers. Through us, they will learn to ‘give and take’, to provide, to learn to love etc. etc.
Through their harmful deeds, we learn to appreciate the good deeds. A perfect Equillibrium, Polarity, Law of Opposites? you name it...

You could say, I certainly was a regular there and the staff treated me like a long lost friend.
I was still very young, worked in the city for a Japanese firm and was certainly not happy in my job. I just started there and apart from that I was bored to no end. I was a luxury item to the department, more to boost the managers status then actually being there to do some work. I wasn't the only one that was unhappy within that work environment many members of staff entrusted me with their own problems which was mainly unfair treatment within this company that is better described as 'sexual' harrassement and discrimination.

Four weeks into this new job, it came out that the company was in financial trouble, and as I was still in my probationary period, I got one week's notice and that was me out of the door.