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    Soulology 301 On Schmuckzoid's Disorder

    By Garry G. Laser

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    Just how does a term like Schmuckzoid get coined by this author? Wikipedia- “Schmuck or shmuck in American English is a pejorative, meaning one who is stupid or foolish, or an obnoxious, contemptible and detestable person.” Another source - “Schmuck is a name for someone who is mean, foolish, or inept and other synonyms include jerk and idiot.
    The bottom line here is that a schmuck is a fool. Remember that basic identifier and you will be served well with understanding of my writings. A fool embarrasses themselves and others by the very way they processes feelings of emotions towards others and towards one’s self. Their actions are shameful and to be loathed within a social deference manner of behavior. Thus we could say that such a person is contemptible for they use others for personal gain and they regard the dignity of another as being worthy of disrespect. Their treatment of others is abusive on all three level – physical, mental and emotional – thus we describe them as being horrid individuals. Their behavior towards the environment, towards commerce, towards sentient beings and especially his callousness towards another human being are all evidences of having a detestable character which is rooted in negating the very essence of love, truth, right, justice and faithfulness.
    A schmuck is a thus a human being who is capable of engaging in inhuman evil acts of wickedness on one hand and on the other hand can also become one who is capable of engaging in applaud worthy selfless acts of kindness. But let it be known that much volunteer douchism is practiced under the guise of selflessness when in reality such “Oprah-phenized” activity borders on self-aggrandizing even delusional, self-resourcefulness and even self-righteousness
    “zoid” is an eccentric and obnoxious person who could be seen as being a creep or even nerdy in the weirdest sense. When using zoid as a noun, it can be used to identify someone who is – get this – who is foolish. We also read that zoid is also a reference to a “clumsy or despised person usually denoting a misfit.” Well who isn’t a better candidate for being a foolish misfit than one who is given the mental health labels as identified in the DSM?
    Brokenness, shame, guilt and our unaddressed vulnerabilities all have an effect on how we form beliefs in lies. From as early as the in-utero development of a human self in its soul, negativity against God’s perfect character of love keep us enslaved to doing exactly what the Liar wants us to do. The power is never with the liar, nor is there power in a lie. The power and control over our lives comes not from the lies we have been told but it comes from the power we give to the liar when we believe their lies. Believe a lie and you become the slave of a liar. Mental and emotional hellish life are all connected to the lies we believe.
    Within our human subconscious mind we will find the auto pilot directory of the real “me” in our self. This “me” has developed, habituated and formed us to become the deep secret hidden real character and personality we so often attempt to hide from others.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGarry G. Laser
    Release dateDec 19, 2015
    ISBN9780993752094
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    Soulology 301 On Schmuckzoid's Disorder
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    Garry G. Laser

    The author immediately renounces all doctrinal teachings which are founded on the false man-made doctrines of what is called "THE TRINITY". I am sorry for having included such elements of falsehoods in my writings. It must be understood that there is only one true God and that is the God to whom Jesus prayed and called his God. Jesus is a man who is the son of Joseph as so identified in Scripture.The author, Garry G. Laser was born in Germany in 1947. After his birth the hospital was unable to treat the infant’s medical condition and he was sent home with his mother to die there. The prayer of godly family and friends and their faith in God brought the healing God wanted to give. The family of five immigrated to Canada in 1954 and settled in Winnipeg, Manitoba.As a child, he was raised in a German speaking home and church environment. Dogma and legalism were never far from being included in all teaching and preaching, yet at the age of 14 years through the work of the Holy Spirit, he asked Jesus to come into his life. In 1971 a beautiful and stunning young lady by the name of Nettie Reiter had come to Winnipeg to attend a family related funeral and as a result it was love at first sight. Within less than 6 months Garry convinced her that he was her man and they got married and had 4 children.Garry and his wife currently live in Chilliwack, British Columbia.

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