Finding Strength Without Sin: Surviving Ritual Abuse and Electronic Harassment and Leaving Bad Love Behind

Showing the Devil He Can't Have Me

In a world filled with darkness and despair, it can be incredibly challenging to maintain faith. This struggle is heightened when individuals face the harsh realities of victimization from witchcraft and electronic harassment. Many people, including myself, have experienced the terror of hacking in our electronic devices. Perpetrators use tactics of fear and intimidation to create a sense of powerlessness. They want us to feel trapped, believing there is no way out. However, I firmly hold onto the belief that God will heal and restore us, even in the face of such evil.

The individuals behind these attacks often belong to sinister groups, such as the Illuminati, a secret society thought to manipulate global events and control the masses. Their actions resemble the psychological torture experienced by victims of MK Ultra, a covert CIA program that subjected unwitting individuals to mind control experiments. Victims of MK Ultra emerged from various backgrounds, including military personnel and everyday citizens, yet their alarming stories remain largely untold.

When I share what I’ve gone through, I am often met with skepticism and disbelief. Many dismiss targeted individuals as mad, which can lead to increased isolation and even hospitalization. However, I relate deeply to their struggles because my experiences echo their pain. The Bible provides a source of strength that cannot be denied, regardless of the devil's efforts to deceive us. Through this divine truth, we can stand firm against the world, even when it seems to be marching against us.

Recognizing false positives in life is a vital part of this battle. A false positive, much like a misleading pregnancy test, can cause confusion and despair. For me, these false positives appear in the relationships I've had with individuals from my past—ex boyfriends who didn't love me but were keen to use me, and friends who once felt like family but now embody traits I can no longer tolerate: lying, cheating, and immorality. The devil seeks to burden me with guilt, reminding me of the support these individuals provided. Yet, I must choose between my faith in God and the temptations of this world. My clear choice is God.

Let me explain: this is not about simply rejecting sin; it is about whole-heartedly embracing my belief in the One True God and in his beautiful Son, who is my loving King and Savior, accepting the Torah as a lifestyle rather than just a set of optional rules, and living my best life. For my former friends, it is easier to rely on their intelligence and worldly wisdom, because it's really all they know, but for me, now, there is no other choice but to walk in faith and do my most courageous best to walk by God. Why on earth would that make me feel guilty? No, I don't. I don't, and it may also sound very terrible to say this, but I don't feel like I'm leaving anything behind. On the contrary. I've gained something I never had but always needed; the one thing I didn't know I was missing to be happy. This decision empowers me to rise above the chaos that surrounds me, to understand the truth of the world with open, discerning eyes, and to deny it boldly, even in the presence of giants like blood ties and past generosity that tries to shame you into submitting to lies. Meanwhile, those who used to be a part of my everyday continue to crawl drunk on a bar, telling themselves they deserve the surplus of wine because "they work hard and try to be good people." It's sad, that they think they know God, that they call themselves Christians, but they can't accept him at all. It's because they're lying to themselves about their own knowledge; it's because they don't know what wisdom is but are keen to call themselves wise.

The evil acts committed by those engaged in witchcraft and electronic harassment highlight a deeper spiritual battle. We are not merely fighting against flesh and blood; we are faced with principalities and powers that strive to weaken our faith. The psychological torture inflicted on victims is targeted to break our spirits, leading us further away from the truth we hold dear. During these challenging times, it’s paramount to remember that God is our refuge and strength. He equips us with courage to face our fears and the wisdom to identify truth from lies. Leaning on him brings solace, reminding us that we are not alone in our struggles.

Life is not perfect. At some point, we encounter the storm in the middle of the ocean that movies are always talking about. As we navigate this tumultuous journey out of the raging waters that threaten to take our lives, let’s hold tightly to our faith and reject the false positives the world offers. Remaining vigilant against temptations that draw us away from our divine purpose is essential. By doing so, we can find true strength without sin, embracing the truth God has laid before us.

Ultimately, the battle against witchcraft and electronic harassment is not just physical; it is deeply spiritual. We must recognize the tactics of our adversaries and stand firm in our faith. By choosing to trust in God, we can conquer the darkness that seeks to envelop us. Our strength derives not from worldly sources but from the Creator who loves us unconditionally.

Through faith, we can rise above chaos and discover peace in turmoil. We are defined not by the evil that surrounds us but by the strength we cultivate in our relationship with God. Let’s continue to seek His guidance and trust in His healing power, confident that He will restore us even in adversity.

In this journey, we must remain steadfast, knowing that our faith will carry us through the darkest times. Together, we can find strength without sin, embracing the enduring truth that God has provided for us.