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Mysticism in the Courtroom Good Vs. Evil
Mysticism in the Courtroom Good Vs. Evil
Mysticism in the Courtroom Good Vs. Evil
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This story is a fantasy. It is about the mysterious reading of the mind and projecting the truth for others to see. Sylvia Catkin and Jambriel Abdiel are two people with the same unique power, but each uses it in different ways, one for good and one for evil. The public exposure of their powers has worldwide consequences. The court system struggles with this inexplicable mind reading because the truth as the mind perceives it is revealed. We presume the testimony of witnesses is the truth, when in fact it is not. The mind reveals a contrary scenario because mind readers are able to extract the truth. Witnesses are perplexed to be told that their story is inaccurate and untrue. Attorneys and judges have a serious problem with this scenario, but acceptance would not only create a better and honest court system, it would benefit the corporate world.
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PublisherAuthorHouse
Release dateMay 15, 2012
ISBN9781468587319
Mysticism in the Courtroom Good Vs. Evil
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Rudy Sikora

Rudy is an immigrant from Poland. In 1949, he entered the United States of America. He served for twenty years in the United States Army. He was given citizenship of the United States of America in 1954. After serving in the army, on assignment to Germany, Korea, and Vietnam, Rudy was honorably discharged as a chief warrant officer. He served for four years as a Contract Specialist for the district government and sixteen years as a contracting officer for the department of agriculture in Washington, DC. This is Rudy’s twelfth book as a published author. His academic training includes a BA from University of Maryland and postgraduate work studies in George Washington University.

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    Mysticism in the Courtroom Good Vs. Evil - Rudy Sikora

    Mysticism in the Courtroom

    Good vs. Evil

    A fantasy written by

    Rudy Sikora

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    © 2012 Rudy Sikora. All rights reserved.

    No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means without the written permission of the author.

    Published by AuthorHouse 5/9/2012

    ISBN: 978-1-4685-8728-9 (sc)

    ISBN: 978-1-4685-8731-9 (e)

    Library of Congress Control Number: 2012906965

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    Dedication

    In loving memory of my son, Gene Sikora.

    January 19, 1943 —June 10, 2008

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    Lord, make him an instrument of your peace.

    Fair thee well my dear Son. Fair thee well.

    Love,

    Dad

    Contents

    CHAPTER 1

    CHAPTER 2

    CHAPTER 3

    CHAPTER 4

    CHAPTER 5

    CHAPTER 6

    CHAPTER 7

    CHAPTER 8

    CHAPTER 9

    CHAPTER 10

    CHAPTER 11

    CHAPTER 12

    CHAPTER 13

    CHAPTER 14

    CHAPTER 15

    CHAPTER 16

    Acknowledgements

    With special thanks to my friend, Barbara S. Parker. Barbara is my tutor, editor and guidance counselor. She edits my manuscripts and helps me to organize my thoughts in a manner to make my stories coherent and presentable to the public. My appreciation cannot be overemphasized for the role that she plays in my mystical writing. I am over eighty and write for pleasure. Barbara has the patience and the writing skills to understand my far out philosophy and suggest any necessary changes.

    Introduction

    This book is about an extraordinary illusion that will demonstrate that good and evil exists on the planet earth. People are fascinated with lies because truth is boring when you are tying to be entertained. On the other hand, if truth is your fancy you will find an interesting correlation with gracious revelations.

    This is a story that is aimed to entertain you. When you peruse through a philosophical dimension that does not have a beginning or an end your horizon will expand. This technology may not reach the public for quite some time to come. Illustrating this dimension comes directly from the mind of an individual and it is projected on the wall of the courtroom for the public to see. Prosecutors have a tendency to confuse the defendant to make his or her story accusative. This will bring about conscientious objectives directly from the mind to a picture that will stir up some controversy and disbelief.

    CHAPTER 1

    Dear friend, life begins for each one of us in a different way. Life is beautiful, mysterious and full of surprises. We know that we have a life that exists within us. We find it marvelous. We move from place to place and we are content because life has so much to offer. We search for paradise because we envision that paradise is a life in which everything is perfect. There is absolutely no pain and no disease. This kind of life is one that we wish to continue living and be satisfied from morning until night. When we rest our eyes, lay our head on the pillow and go to sleep we want to dream about what the day was all about. We want to dream about how the day will begin and what this day will bring when we awaken. We cherish our friends and our neighbors. We want love and respect and wish the same for others.

    Human exultation is important and we must bring it to the forefront because we want to be at our best setting. When we stand in front of a mirror, the mirror will immediately reveal that the worthy object you see is yourself. You know yourself well and as such you will deal honorably in the best of circumstances.

    Generally, the law works in our favor. We are the recipients of a judicial system made up of people who are honest and experienced. The human element is first and foremost on their minds to protect mankind from harm.

    Humans expect their lives will be lived out with honor and dignity. Unfortunately, life is more complicated than that due to our behavior. Good and evil are always in our lives.

    THE COURTROOM

    This setting generally employs a judge, court clerk, prosecutor, defense attorney and a set of people bringing their grievances to the courtroom with the hope to win their case. Prior to entering the courthouse you must go through a security gate where you are scanned. You are electronically checked for a weapon or any other suspicious metal or compound which could be used as a weapon. The prosecutor is generally seated on the right hand of the court room and the defense attorney with his client on the left. In the middle of the room is a rostrum from which normally the court is addressed. The sheriff is in the courtroom and passes any documents from either the prosecutor or the defense attorney to the judge. Should a problem with any of the people present in the courtroom the sheriff will arrest them and the proceedings will commence as scheduled.

    Everyone questioned tells the truth and a jury, when present, is instructed by the judge to deliberate and give him a just verdict. After the verdict is announced the case is adjourned.

    My story has the same routine setting in the court room. The difference is the presentation of the case. After a testimony of any one of the officers or witnesses the mind will recount the event as it is and not as it is told. This will be projected on a screen or the courtroom wall right after the testimony is given. It is indeed very controversial, but at the same time it seems to be very interesting because I want to bring a case, which will relate the essence of good and evil in the setting of our courtroom.

    The first case is about a person named Jambriel Abdiel. Mr. Abdiel is a person associated with many activities. These activities are honorable most of the time. In this particular instance, he seemed to be honorable. The judge was informed that Mr. Abdiel invested $20,000.00 dollars and it was not clear how he got the money. The judge was suspect of the acquisition of the money and wanted to know a little more about it. The judge ordered that Mr. Abdiel appear before him.

    Accordingly, he ordered the sheriff to go into his house and bring him into the courtroom to charge him for maliciously disobeying an order that the judge had issued. The judge said that he had stolen some valuable documents and they did not belong to him. Routinely, the prosecutor initiates the accusatory action and presents it to the court. In Mr. Abdiel’s case, Judge Salomon got involved before the prosecution had developed a case against Mr. Abdiel.

    The sheriff brought Mr. Abdiel into the courtroom. Mr. Abdiel was charged with being a nuisance and was in violation of the law. Judge Salomon asked the prosecution exactly what the details were. The prosecution stated that Mr. Abdiel claimed that someone stole valuable documents from him which he had intended to take to the bank to cash in for their value. They did not want him to have these documents. The sheriff said the money really belonged to someone else. But he did not say to whom the money belonged. The court decided to keep the money until the case

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