So what transpires in your bed time stories that makes a big misconception about the whole thing? Have you ever wondered why those stories are told to kids right from infancy? Why the whole concept of the devil is put into the young minds? Where do these stories come from anyway? For the first three questions, the answer is simple and understandable. The last question is where the theologians take you deep into the so-called Hebrews...and a long list of descendants of Adam (bla bla bla).

Now don't expect me to tell you that the devil is the good guy and that the other one is the bad guy. I cannot change your reality...and the reason is simple and understandable; You were taught the bad guy and the good guy right from infancy. Your young mind embraced the idea. Blaming you? No, of course I am not blaming you.

Ok, and why would I blame you? That you were the one who told those story tellers to think for you at infancy? That you were the one who told them to read for you the good guy and the bad guy bed time stories? No, you couldn't do anything at that time. So, who is to blame -those who read the stories or...? Let me make one thing clear; There is no one to blame in this!

Not satisfied? Take it from the Princess of Ukilia, there is no one to blame in this! Full stop. No apostrophe or quotation marks. Take the whole universe as a wrestling match. The two opponents; one wins and one loses! But that is not the end of the story! There is no loser or winner as far as the spectators are concerned! Confused? Ok, tell me something. Would there be a winner if there was never a second man in the match who had to be knocked out? Would there be a winner if one fought oneself (with no opponent, that is) to death? Of course not.

Therefore from the view point of someone who paid his dollar bill to watch the match, there is no loser or winner in the match. They are all part of his entertainment. Are you getting my point? Back to the previous dilemma. There is no good guy or bad guy in this. It is all a point of view issue. Anyway, I hate going into those cataclysmic theological debates.