In a world dominated by materialism, it’s crucial to recognise the profound significance of the spiritual realm that envelops us. The spiritual world exists and is more important than the material reality around us. If you don’t believe this, pay attention to what is most under attack. Our subconscious. This is the main goal; without it, it would be impossible to carry out such massive operations as the change of values—evil became good, ugliness became beauty. All this had to be changed in our heads and in our souls.
Exploring the Dangerous Fascination with Paganism
The media is being used for the main attack, but even more dangerous things are occurring in the promotion of paganism and the associated opening to the spiritual world. Few people realise how dangerous such things are and how easily they can lead, instead of some imaginary harmony, to complete chaos and even suicide.
After all, the plague of suicides in the Western world is a fact, and it is related to the fact that people without a foothold in God cannot cope with the world around them, which is evil and hates us—just as our beloved Saviour Jesus Christ said. Loneliness leads to closing in on themselves and focusing on the spiritual world, which, however, is very dangerous without God. They are lonely sailors on an ocean of thought tugged by storms. Their chances of survival are slim. The changes that take place in their minds are often irreversible.
The gospel shows us, as always, the dangers and ways out of difficult situations. As we open our souls and delve into the spiritual world, we should remember the teachings it gives us.
Recently, a well-known singer said that “God is not a man, as we have been told”. I don’t know what she heard, but our Lord Jesus Christ clearly said that God is a spirit and must be worshiped in spirit and truth.
Why do I mention this? Because this is the basic mistake of many people. They look for spirituality in sects, and yet they have it at their fingertips, and it’s real, untainted by lies.
At this point I would like to remind humans fascinated by yoga and meditation that the image presented to them of peaceful monks is a lie. These religions show even worse fanaticism than Islam and persecute with all ruthlessness—Islam as well as Christians or other religions.
The image of peaceful monks is only for naive dissenters who can be freely manipulated. Of course, supporters of such things are ready to kill for such words. Well, that’s exactly it—to kill.
God gives us everything we need to live, and that is spiritual. After all, this is the most important thing. Not our earthly miserable life, but the spiritual world in which we should build our church on the rock of our faith. Only there.
The three temples were demolished because, preoccupied with human, earthly affairs, we always bring about a situation in which God rejects our sacrifices because He abhors them. Our dirty souls offend God with their perverse gifts. We forget that God sees not only our actions but also our thoughts, and these often contradict the outward signs of worship.
External signs have no meaning for God if they are not combined with the purity of our souls.
That is why the world is so interested in making it very dirty.
Why we lost, we already know. There is always the same reason: the belief that we are gods. Our own selves surpass even God in our view. Anyone who wants to be saved must win the battle for his own soul. Not here on earth, but in the spiritual world.
The promotion of evil, perversion, and the justification of Judas led people to reject Catholic spirituality. It was very easy to steer them towards Protestant “charismatics,” Eastern meditations or magic, witchcraft, and paganism. Promoting spiritual openness without a foothold in God is playing with fire; it is a road into the abyss, not some dreamed nirvana.
Arkadiusz Niewolski
Catholic during the Great Apostasy 
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