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My Subconscious

An Open Eye for the Blind

Levi J. Davis
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Pages
112
Year
2013
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris US

About

Being raised by a family of very strict religious beliefs, I was forced to live a childhood of imprisonment and boredom. I had to listen to a preacher every week ramble on about the war between God and Satan to wreak havoc on my soul.

At the age of four I had my first encounter with a demon. I know the apparition that appeared before me was sent by the Devil himself. Thus, leading me into temptation and poisoning my thoughts. This threw me into a state of confusion which in-turn started the battle between good and evil within me.
Thereafter I begun to rebel against all that was instilled in my mind. To this day I still vividly remember what I experienced that night.

At the age of fourteen I met a man named Jack Redenuis who influenced me to transform the conflicting thoughts running through my head into words. One afternoon I was relaxing in my room, listening to the radio when I decided to take his advice. I began to write. It was then I realized how right he was. By putting feelings and thoughts on paper, ones reconciliation becomes plain and simple.

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