Exceprt of Justice from my book

"Once people realise that a person will be held responsible for their actions ultimately, regardless of whether earth justice has been evaded or not is the time that condition's on earth will improve in leaps and bounds.

It is not to say that all religions will cease, as most advocate a "reward" system for good living, but that they will live alongside all men in unity.

The world as a whole has come to the realisation through countless facts submitted by learned minds incarnate and discarnate through mediums that there is, to paraphrase, MORE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND EARTH THAN MAN CAN SURELY KNOW that this is now known by more people is indisputable.

Since man began he has had a sense of a greater power instilled within him, whichever name we have chosen to call it. The world is improving Alex, in a way that all will see."

Alex pondered the many questions and answers that came to him.

It seemed after all that justice did prevail, its law perfect, so that a criminal who smiles as he has "plea bargained" or somehow evaded what he called justice had not in fact "cheated in the game."

Alex took great comfort from this, not from the point of view that justice would finally be done, but rather that all people's small kindnesses through out life would also receive justice. It was a wondrous sight to behold and fearful in it's purpose.

Alex finally realised that all was taken into account. As they made their way back to the ward he questioned his own life and thoughts remembering that the mind was God's camera capturing all and he was daunted by his own shortcomings.

The prospect of entering the temple of truth gave full meaning to like attracts like and rewards and punishment for deed's done and most profoundly, your sin's shall find you out.

A thought drifted down to him, that reparation be made through working for the good of other's. He knew it would be harder for other's than for him through his short life.

Alex took a long walk through meadows and forest's. Quietening his mind and assimilating the recent events, he looked forward to his next lesson."