“I’m not God,” he says humbly.
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“I always knew I was different,” says Portage psychic Gregory Ballog, dressed not in a cape, but in a baseball cap and turtleneck sweater, smelling of cologne.
“I can remember being 8 years old and taking the Holy Bible and trying to gather all the kids on the street. We’d sit down and I’d read scripture.”
Ballog says it’s this angel who helps him navigate the energy of the other world.
Richard Evans Lee • January 13, 2003 • Reader, what do you think?
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