Freedom To Read And Contemplate (Rev.) Poem by Margaret Alice

Hungry Ghosts (Rev.) :

Read ‘Hungry Ghosts’ - evidence of ways to
communicate with spirit entities – the danger
is susceptibility, an imaginative temperament,
Fisher did not flee into cynicism or
fundamentalism

I believe with him in wise intelligences watching
over us; accepting never meeting them in earthly
life, reading reports on meetings between mediums
and spirits, too curious to remain in
the dark

Personal experience is not possible given
the danger involved; yet objective seekers
will always continue; I’m a devoted student,
an inveterate dreamer armed with criteria
for sifting

Information I gain: What promotes freedom,
wisdom and love shall be retained…


Original:

Quietly resigned I put ‘Hungry Ghosts’ by
Joe Fisher aside, apart from convincing
proof of the invisible realms and psychic
powers, the book makes it clear

The truth about spiritual presences can’t be
known while we are living on earth; Fisher’s
harrowing experience with false, manipulative
discarnate entities constitutes enough proof

Admirably he did not seek cover in cynicism or
fundamentalism; he still believes there are wise,
benevolent spiritual intelligences watching over
us - but his personal research shows

We cannot communicate safely with them; I shall
share his belief in good spirits while accepting
never meeting them until the very end of my
earthly life, though I’ll never stop reading

All kinds of accounts and research regarding the
meeting between mediums, psychics and spirits,
I’m much too curious to remain in the dark, even
though I know personal experience

Is not possible given the uncertainty and danger
involved, luckily humanity is free and seekers will
always rush in where angels fear to tread; I’m too
imaginative and susceptible in temperament

To try such experience first-hand, but I’m a devoted
student and inveterate dreamer and armed with a set
of criteria for sifting all I come across: All information
promoting freedom, wisdom and love

Will be retained for further study; while all experience and
events endangering responsibility and self-direction will
be discarded - everything creating more freedom
and self-discipline will be pursued

I’m happy in the freedom to read and contemplate
forever and a day….

Joe Fisher “Hungry Ghosts” Grafton Books 1991