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March 25th, 2009
Santa Cruz, California
Received by FAB
I am here, Napoleon.
I have been reading along with you the account of my life and character
by the Durants [the Age of Napoleon], and I must say that they penetrate
very often to the core of what I was, and what my personality made
me do. The authors [when they became spirits] came to me most eagerly,
and, knowing how much they cared about and were interested in my
life, I gave their book my blessings with well deserved compliments.
I knew I had made a mark on history, but in my last period in St.
Helena, I debated in my mind what kind of a mark that was, good
or bad. Defeat altered some of my perceptions about myself and about
life. And death found me unresolved about many things, particularly
about the existence of a God.
But I was not in doubt for long about many of these topics, for
after death, I continued to live! How could that be? And not only
that, but I was subject to a moral law that lashed me with whips
of guilt and remorse. Oh, I have suffered!
But I progressed beyond these sufferings because I was a person
of intense energy, and I had many assets that worked in my favor.
The spirit world was initially a great shock to me, but as I settled
in, I discerned the way to progress and took it. I was able to marshall
my thoughts and work on myself.
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