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    Right Now Revelation
    Right Now Revelation
    Right Now Revelation
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    Right Now Revelation

    Written by Elluntate Bell

    Narrated by Ventris Moore

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    As we navigate through this journey called life, have you ever felt that there is more to the story? Is there an inclination that the powers that be have given us a false narrative? This reflection of my future and past explores various topics that affect each of our lives and, at times, threaten our existence. This book is hard-hitting and speaks to power. It attempts to take the reader down a path of enlightenment, exploring historical inaccuracies, religious fallacies, sinister experiments, and geo-engineering, just to name a few. The poems are written in a rhythmic style, designed to uplift and to inspire to action. In order to secure a future for our children, we all need to step up to the plate. We all need to do our part in raising consciousness on a global level, taking a stand against the tyranny that exists in a prudent and intellectual manner. The rulers of this world continue to dumb us down with fluoride in our drinking water and vaccines injected in our children, while we continue to breathe this toxic air. Our air is filled with aluminum, strontium, and barium, and the average person is clueless of this and the effects they're having on each of us. As the planes continue to traverse the airways, no longer can we afford to sit back in silence. The rulers of this paradigm continue to label us black, white, Republican, Democrat, Christian, or Muslim. In my opinion, the only labels that are pertinent to our existence is the haves and the have-nots. The revolution starts in the mind. I challenge each of my readers to do their part in helping to free humanity from this evil that has plagued us for far too long.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPageTurner Press and Media
    Release dateJun 20, 2020
    ISBN9781662250200
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    Elluntate Bell

    Elluntate D. Bell was born and raised in Mound Bayou, Ms. This small town has the distinction of being the only all black city in the United States. Founded by ex slaves Isaiah T. Montgomery and Benjamin T. Green, this city was given the title Jewel of the Delta. Elluntate currently resides in Pinson, Al with his beautiful wife Lana. Our author attended John F. Kennedy High School, where he graduated amongst the tops in his class. He lettered in three sports; football, baseball and basketball. Elluntate attended Alcorn State University on football scholarship, while also playing baseball for two seasons. He earned his B.S. degree in Biology Pre-Med. Today our author owns a used car dealership in Center Point, Al. He is the proud father of three biological children; Octavius, Sigourney, Jackson and two step-children Clarissa and DAndre. Upon losing his step dad to leukemia, our author wrote his first poem titled Reflections of a Son. Finding it harder and harder to digest the lies which are feed to society on a daily basis, our author has under gone a spiritual transformation. This is reflected in his rhythmic writing style which inspires the reader to take a deeper look into history and the false narratives being perpetrated. His poems have proven to be therapeutic and are his way of attempting to break free from the matrix. Our author is a devout reader and among his favorite books is the Holy Bible. God has commanded us all in Romans 12:2 Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what Gods will is-his good, pleasing and perfect will.

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