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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required All religions speak of spiritual warfare Usually best understood as an inner struggle Of discerning what is true And what is false, within one’s own heart Within one’s own life and actions. But there is an exoteric meaning as well As good and evil struggle in the world around us. Modern people have no problem defining good But increasingly have trouble with defining evil. Maybe this is because we have increasingly Become evil ourselves. Let’s let that sink in; We have become evil. And in being increasingly infected by evil We can only see ourselves as good Living the good life, fighting the good fight, Not against actual evil, But against straw boogiemen In the name of social justice. What is social justice after all? A vague sense of democratic (mob) rule. Real justice isn’t social (Some majority defined morality) And it isn’t cosmic (Some idealistic projection of universal morality) It is simply the rule of law, With justice being dependent on laws And their equal application. But real spiritual war exists In the world and within ourselves, And it is a battle Between good and evil. Each of us always has the choice To choose a side and fight Or defect any time we want Change our mind, change our heart, life and direction. The choice is always ours. (10/1/25)
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