Autobiographical Sketch

 

  I can dominate a room when filled with the spirit of God, and can entertain or preach to a crowd, whatever. I have lived for ten  years on 100 acres on a deserted beach south of San Felipe in the Baja in Mexico on the Sea of Cortez, in a beach house where I am now overlooking the beach. I am also an amateur astronomer. With my fellow man, I mainly try to convince them of the truth so they can be my friends in the New Covenant. My greatest desire is the will of the Father be done on earth as it is in heaven and his Kingdom come on earth as it is. I love debate and engagement in politics and religion. I know that I know more than they do, for I was caught up and have seen for myself and a man can learn more by gazing into heaven for five minutes than by reading all the books ever written. And I gazed in rapt stupified amazement for forty-five minutes or an hour and saw and heard things which are not lawful to be uttered. Once shortly after this, in the army at Ft. Sam Houston, a voice spoke over my head which shook the ground on which two sergeant also stood. No one can match me in debate in the world. I have the ability to immediately see the weakness of an argument and go for the throat, as it were, driving my opponent, who is usually a fool, into a corner in any kind of mental contest. I have a genius IQ as once measured. But with women I am overcome, I become a stutterer and stammerer, a fool, with eyes downcast at their beauty, I am overcome. I am gentle and kind and deferential to them, their defender. I love them so much! I am a warrior. I am not imposing in appearance, but am a Nazarite, which is a vow not to allow a razor to cut my hair or beard and women say I have "nice shoulders". I am also a fighter by necessity to in the past, to defend my person. Once I had to take an enemy down with a "rear naked choke" hold which I did easily and could have killed him and another time my concubine set a weight lifter on me who said, "I will give you to the time I count to ten to be out of here". Well he counted to ten and I was still standing in front of him and he then ran on me and I hit him the sweetest left I have ever felt in my life, it felt so sweet and liquid, not the characteristic pain on the knuckles (the Lord was with me) and knocked him on his ass on the floor, and he just sat there blinking, and couldn't believe it. So he got up and ran on me again with the same result. But mostly I am gentle and am merciful and generous to a fault and desire to save souls, not destroy them. My anger against the wicked and depraved men and injustice comes out in my writing. I love watching boxing and ultimate fighting championships. Most men give me respect when I meet them face to face.
  Personally I am studious. I write books. Words are lovely especially when making love to women, they are so exquisite, such beautiful creatures, words fail me. I become a stammering tongue-tied fool with women with my eyes cast down at their loveliness. They are my great weakness. I fall in love and am hurt by them often because I am not predatory, though I feel I could love them forever. I love poetry, especially Hamlet and before my first vision, I really was into Tolstoi and Dostoevsky. But the most beautiful poetry are the words of Eloheim. My activities to a great degree are mental, though I like to ride on the beautiful beach here in my dune buggy south to Puertocuedas, passing endless strings of campos with my Rottweiler. While living in the Rocky mountains (I was a mountain man for ten years moving my camp from place to place) I had a beautiful Appaloosa horse named Chancey who I learned to ride bareback like the Indians by pressing my knees together. She wanted to run, so I let her. I loved to thunder up behind some lefty mountain biker and he would look up over his shoulder as Chancey who easily overtook him with her thundering hooves. It was so funny. She would also go straight up the mountain. What a wonderful horse! We bonded, she could read my mind and as the thought entered my mind she responded. I will always love her.