Without a future with a deceitful past, people live without hope, without thinking. Foolishness has become wisdom, and lies take the form of truth. Someone might say that we are governed by clowns or fools who, like parrots, repeat what they have been taught. But someone chose them, someone voted for them! So perhaps it is the case that fools govern fools. Long ago, when Stalin or Hitler spoke, everyone had to applaud, because otherwise, they would be sentenced—usually to death.
Isn’t it the same now?
No, because no one threatens anyone. People put chains on themselves willingly, and those chains are on their minds. No system can overcome a pure soul devoted to God, and thus to Truth. The problem is that people believe in what suits them.
No system of moral or social values can resist the tendency toward sin. If a system is evil, it can only be defeated by absolute truth, professed within our souls. If a system is good, it too will be defeated by lies rooted in our souls.
Systems do not change themselves; they need the support of people, which, unfortunately, rarely occurs when it comes to the need for change for the better. The opposite happens much more frequently.
Even if someone is non-believing, they must see when basic moral or ethical principles are violated, but they don’t see it either. The principles governing this world apply to everyone, and whether someone believes in God or not makes no difference to most people. Reality, of course, is entirely different from what people think. The crown of thorns we accept at baptism and carry while following our Lord Jesus Christ through this earthly garbage dump is compensated by the hope of salvation after death—but what may be more important to many, who worry about human, earthly matters—is the constant spiritual help of our Beloved Savior and the Blessed Virgin Mary. Yes, I know that people laugh at this now, and that laughter is perhaps most evident in the growing numbers of depression and suicides. The more mockery, laughter, and even hatred of God, the more work for psychiatrists, psychotherapists, and funeral homes.
Am I writing nonsense and not truth in this e-book? Then why was it almost immediately banned?
The soul is the beginning and end of everything. Faith is born in it, and in it, it can die. The material world is built on lies, while the spiritual world is built on Truth.
The difference is that in the earthly world, it seems to us that everything proceeds normally; we accept lies as truth and often don’t notice the difference or the evil surrounding us until it directly hurts us. In the spiritual world, accepting lies results in terrible devastation. It manifests as thoughtlessness and, for example, fanaticism. The soul dies, and eventually, only emptiness remains. Conscience falls silent; at first, moral, social, and national principles fade, and later they disappear altogether. Our behavior becomes irrational, illogical, or simply foolish. The description of hell (e.g., by St. Teresa of Jesus) is horrifying, but I assure you, the emptiness of the soul, which cannot be described in words, is much more terrifying if someone consciously realizes it.
During my conversion, at the climax of my battle with Satan, God showed this to me. For a long time, I thought it was a vision of hell. However, it didn’t match the descriptions of the saints. Only recently did I understand that it wasn’t hell I felt, but the emptiness of the soul. A terrible feeling. Without pain, without thought; literally nothing. You are aware of the danger, but you feel neither fear nor the courage to fight—nothing, just emptiness.
Imagine you’re on an ocean, alone in a boat. Not even the smallest wave stirs the water’s surface; the sky is cloudless, blending in color with the water, and there is complete silence. You know a shark is about to attack, but it’s just an image you see; it doesn’t affect you. Nothing but emptiness—without feelings, pain, or joy.
Look at the people around you—don’t they behave similarly? I know they talk, show some emotions, but it’s just a façade. They see evil and do not react, or they agree with it. Seeing the truth, they attack it. The emptiness that engulfs their souls has taken over them in the material world.
Have you ever wondered why Freemasons consider faith necessary? They promote atheistic views, but in most Masonic lodges, belief in some god is required. They know very well that a person without faith is a worthless slave, capable only of work and mere existence—which aligns with their plans—but the Masons themselves are to think and lead, so faith is essential for them. The “Great Architect” is meant to reflect all deities except the true God, as he is His complete opposite.
All religions speak of the spiritual world, and this is accepted or even promoted. Only the most spiritual religion—faith in our Lord Jesus Christ—is rejected and even hated. Of course, I am referring to true Catholic faith, not today’s modernist sewer of heresies.
So-called rationalists behave most irrationally of all. Hearing about Catholic spirituality, they call it superstition and ignorance, but theories about other dimensions they consider scientific. Logically, one would conclude that the existence of another dimension confirms Christian teachings, but they cannot reconcile this with their hatred of God! Hatred has nothing rational about it.
What is most frightening, however, is people’s belief in magic—in Satan, who is often presented in another guise. Why? Because such people reject Christian teachings, they resort to various ways to avoid being associated with ordinary Satanists. Why, then, is it most frightening? Because by acknowledging Satan, you affirm the existence of God, thus rejecting good and truth for lies and evil. Satan sometimes gives you more in material terms on earth but destroys your soul. The spiritual world of such people is in ruins.
Why do those calling themselves atheists only think they believe in nothing? First, very often, when they claim to be non-believers, they attack Christianity while tolerating other religions. Thus, it is merely hatred of the True God, always inspired by Satan. Secondly, so-called atheism is often a consequence of modernism, which places man first—essentially faith in oneself. Man becomes a god—typical Masonic thinking. This is not atheism; it is creating an idol in the image of one’s own sins and a fanatical, uncritical belief in it.
Living in this vale of tears, we have only two ways to understand the spiritual world: by deeply believing in God, thus knowing this world through good and truth, or by believing in Satan, which results in darkness and evil.
Why do so many people choose evil or emptiness? There is only one answer—the decline in humanity’s intelligence to the level of short videos on social media.
Arkadiusz Niewolski
Catholic during the Great Apostasy 
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