My name is Harry, and I come from Madagascar. I was once a devoted believer in the LDS church. While preparing for my mission, I immersed myself in countless books—both those supporting the church and those offering opposing perspectives—in hopes of strengthening my testimony. I felt unshakable in my faith, convinced that nothing could ever weaken my belief.
That changed after a conversation with a returned missionary who introduced me to the concept of the sealed portion. He shared ideas I had never encountered before, and my curiosity led me to request a copy of the book. Once I began reading, I couldn’t put it down. From morning until night, I was captivated, and within two months I had finished it. It touched me deeply, resonating with the very core of my soul.
My search for understanding then led me to Christopher and the writings of the Real Illuminati. These works transformed me in just a few months, sparking feelings and insights I had never experienced before.
Like many students of the URTEIL, I felt compelled to share these discoveries with others, including my father. Yet my efforts were met with skepticism. What surprised me most was that the very person who had given me the book seemed unaware of its true meaning, of Christopher, or of the other writings connected to the MWAW.
At that time, I was distraught, unsure how to handle the truth I believed I had uncovered. Nevertheless, I chose to serve my mission. It became the greatest challenge of my life, as I struggled with cognitive dissonance—teaching one thing while holding another truth in my heart. Still, I completed my mission, and I do not regret it. It gave me the chance to study LDS doctrine more deeply and compare it with what I had come to see as the real truth. Ultimately, I developed my own testimony of this work.
Over the course of three years, this journey reshaped me entirely—changing how I see the world, how I treat others, and how I understand myself.
I remain in the church today, not out of blind faith, but because it provides me with opportunities to serve my community and strive to be an example of goodness. I do not know what the future holds, but I stand confident, grounded on the rock that supports me.
Harry Harena TSIFERANA
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