In the next five years it’s very possible Lacey and her kids and Mark will be blown-up. Where will you be in the next five years?
anemone by slenderbodies plays.
Why? Because the Kennedys dead and alive are the scum of the Earth in relation to Lacey and her kids and Lem and Mark. They’ve been…unfathomably unfair to Lem.
“Why do you never hear my no?” asks Lem.
“When have you ever rejected us?” asks JP Kennedy, outraged. “I’m extremely upset. I really am. …You stand there today telling me that you…truly don’t care?”
“Ahh…yes. And that’s what I’ve been saying for years if not decades.” says Lem.
Barbie Girl by Aqua plays.
“Oh. So this is a joke?” says JP.
“No! I wish you’d never been born.” says Lem.
“Wait. Hold on. Do you mean that literally or…facetiously…I guess?” says JP.
“Literally.” says Lem.
“So you were never attracted to my son?” asks JP.
Open Spaces by Jonny Greenwood plays.
“No. Not at all.” says Lem.
“Is that even possible!??” says JP.
“It’s reality.” says Lem.
“Then how can I exist? I can’t fathom being that average.” says Joe.
“You are average.” says Lem.
“Okay. So we hurt you?” says JP.
“You ruined my existence almost.” says Lem.
“I can’t fathom it.” says JP.
“You did it though.” says Lem.
In shock JP Kennedy sits and processes that maybe he is actually capable of hurting people. For real.
Proven Lands by Jonny Greenwood plays.
The patent expired.
How do you make an lightsaber?!
I’ll tell you how it might be possible.
“NO!!!” screams a man half jokingly. Lacey can hear his voice clear as if he was alive. And the room drops a degree or two for moment. She can feel it as she breaths it in. Then it returns back to normal.
“Oh wow! It’s weirdly kind of nice to hear his voice. I wonder if I am half in that realm. Or something.” says Lacey.
The song plays.
Anyway, here’s how to make the potential lightsaber:
You have to first understand the idea of the philosophical difference between what you see…and what’s actually there.
Verses by Ólafur Arnalds & Alice Sara Ott plays.
“Draw what you see!” they sometimes say to artists.
Well…what do you actually see?
We can all be blind at times in some way or another. And we’re all dependent on God to save us and our families. But we all hopefully have moments where and when we can see reality in God’s mercy and love for us.
Anyway…possibly I discovered something.
So…if you take your hand and put it in front of your face. Not so it’s touching your face but just few inches from your face. And then flail it around wildly continuously in motion for a few moments you can see what’s possibly residual energy in the air. Of your hand. There’s possibly residual energy in the air from your hand.
They call that “an optical illusion” or something. Right? But…that’s because that’s what our current science sees. Or is it reads? Is that what our current science reads? Anyway, that’s what our current science indicates.
But I’m interested in what I actually see.
So…on a dark night…if you take your 2020’s iPhone (possibly earlier but we’ll see) and hold it flat with the light coming up from the touchscreen and you keep the phone lit…in dark room…you can whip it extremely quickly away from its original place in time and space in the fallen world…and create possible residual energy of light from the LED light on an iPhone touchscreen. And that light, if you let your eyes follow it (you can practice with your hand) can be harnessed in any particular direction you wish. And it seems that the LED light harnessed from an iPhone touchscreen is “hot enough” to cause physical harm to ghosts.
They seem to be able to reassemble themselves but…only with God’s help. Seemingly. Regardless, when Lacey used this technique she smelled burnt flesh. Which suggests that they’re made of flesh. But it’s not in this realm. If what she was smelling was accurate. Could it have been a trick? Maybe. But…also maybe not? She may have set evil ghosts on fire. And possibly set her house on fire in the other realm. And yet she’s not too worried as she’s sure it’ll be restored, should fire have landed on not just ghosts but floor and furniture and such.
Smalltown Boy by Bronski Beats plays.
Why does a smalltown boy hang out in a pub in rural Minnesota? Hmm. I don’t know.
So…if you’re doing ghost hunting…and you use this cruelly attack the dead…for no good reason…then be prepared for trouble. You might light a genuinely nice person fire and then they’ll have to be extinguished and you’ll regret it. You’ll regret pulling the iPhone out of your pocket and using it.
At the same time…if you’re alone…and you have a fully charged iPhone…and you’ve repeatedly rebuked demons in Jesus’s name…then if you feel comfortable as a Christian or otherwise you might consider trying to use your phone. It takes some patience and intention and concentration but it’s possibly effective.
The Rush by Bob Moses plays.
Yes. Lightsaber. It’s a sword made of light.
“It’s a reference to my novel.” says Matthew Nesheim.
“Yes. They use the light from the phone? Maybe. It’s…God’s creation.” says Lacey.
What is residual energy?
It’s not likely the demonic.
It’s like spiritual mist. Like leftover vapors. And…if you use the residual light fire of the iPhone you might be able to set the residual energy emitted from humans or their bodies emerging into our realm through light…on fire.
“How…does it set them on fire?” asks a reader.
“Because when they interact with us as ghosts they are what we call residual energy. Even if they’re not what a psychic would call residual energy. I suspected.
So…they have a physical form. They’re ghosts. And they interact with us through what’s leftover. So the air. The water. All of it was here when they were here. Possibly. So they can use all of that to manifest.
Broken Belief by Bob Moses plays.
Where are they actually? In “a room with a view.” They can see us far better than we can see them. They exist in the realm of God. And possibly it’s through layers of unknown forms of light that we travel to God when we die.
We aren’t just ‘energy’ but spiritual matter. But when ghosts are here being…evil…or exploring…possibly they use more energy than matter. Lem seems to be matter. Matter God is allowing. But maybe evil ghosts are more vulnerable to energy attacks like lightsabers. What else could attack them? Electricity could slightly affect them too? But not in the same way? Electricity might be something they can use to become a stronger presence. Whereas the same substance in electricity that’s in LED lights can be turned into a more formed substance that can be used to physically attack them. It seemly travels through the layers and lights their actual dead bodies on fire.” says Lacey in the afterlife after she’s dead, channeling herself. “That’s the best I can do to explain it right now.”
“So…if they’re physically there on the room with you…this works.” says a reader.
“Yes.” says Lem.
“But it’s something about iPhones?” says a reader.
“Yes. Seemingly.
Could we make stronger lights and touchscreens that don’t turn off? Possibly. And then use them to fight if evil ghosts attack us? Maybe.
Maybe most people don’t have the problem I do with evil ghosts. Maybe. But what did I discover really? Or…do evil ghosts cause more problems than people alive today realize?” says Lacey.
“Could you fight evil humans this way?” asks a Catholic.
“Maybe. You’d have to fight the demons too, of course. And that’s maybe the bigger challenge. But maybe things have become so evil that we need to fight evil ghosts now too?” says Lacey.
“Why!?! Why…did you let the patent expire?” says Israel.
“You. You all worry me.” says Lacey to Israel.
“Could this be used in war?” asks Israel.
“I would think if it’s effective then…maybe. You might be able to fight off evil ghosts on both sides. And get to the bottom of things. But you should all worship Christ anyway.” says Lacey.
“So it lights them on fire?” asks Iran.
“Yes!!” says Lacey. “Seemingly.”
“So what if we did this in large quantities in the war zones?” asks Iran.
“You’d be…amazed by the way it changes things. If it’s effective. Which could be good or bad. You need to pray to Jesus.” says Lacey.
“So it’s residual LED energy?” asks Israel.
“Yes.” says Lacey. “Balls of it.”
“Or rather…’energy’. Balls of residual light.” says Lem.
Were Before by Cults plays.
“Can that be photographed?” asks Israel.
“Yes. But not like some things.
Look…we’re mortal. Our bodies are fallen. So they are solid and prone to rot. They get cold. It’s our hearts that keep us alive. But it seems that when one dies they become made of light. Or something close to it. Or something like it. So it seems that the LED on an iPhone is hot enough light to be our equivalent of fire.” says Lacey.
“I have to go fight. You’ll have to excuse us.” says Lem.