The spiritual and political motivations of young activists, particularly those with a "Pluto in the 8th house" astrological placement. I emphasize that their drive for justice stems from an internal spiritual mission rather than external factors.
The Concerned Mother and Pluto 8.
While I was in Kilimanjaro avoiding political discussions, a mother approached me feeling distressed about her two children who fall under the "Pluto 8" classification—what you might call Gen Z. She told me that her children have taken a hard stance, telling her they are in the city specifically to fight for their rights and truth. She fears they will enter into conflicts that could end their lives prematurely, similar to historical figures who died young while fighting for a cause.
The Unstoppable Spiritual Mission.
I found it difficult to tell the parent the hard truth: it is not the children themselves choosing this dangerous path, but a spirit within them pushing them to fulfill a mission. These individuals have identified themselves and their purpose early in life. Whether the parent likes it or not, that internal force propels them to execute the mission they were called to do, and this cannot simply be talked out of them.
The Wisdom of Job (Ayubu).
I constantly teach my students that when dealing with these "Pluto" influences, one must take specific steps. I refer to the example of Job, who every year took bulls and rams to offer as sacrifices for his sons and daughters. He said, "Perhaps my children have sinned against God," and he sanctified them to remove any curses. This implies that the ritual of shedding blood for purification is a necessary ancient practice.
The Failure of Modern Worship.
We must ask ourselves a critical question: since our parents moved us into colonial houses of worship, have they ever performed these sanctification rituals for us? Unlike the ancient wisdom where specific animals were offered for sons and daughters to remove curses, we have been left without this spiritual cover. The book of codes clearly states that the angel of death will pass, and safety is found only where blood has been marked on the doorposts.
The Necessity of the Ritual.
My teaching emphasizes that slaughtering and shedding blood is mandatory for protection. Just as Job sanctified his children by slaughtering male and female animals, we must understand that this is not about superstition but about spiritual law. For those who have returned to their African roots, you must perform the ritual to protect your lineage and ensure the angel of death passes over you.
Final Protective Instructions.
If you want to survive the coming months and dates, you must perform your ritual before it is too late. Furthermore, I advise you to wear a protective bracelet like our brother Lisu (referencing resilience), and do not be without a red cloth. This red cloth connects to Mars, the God of Armies, and it will help you avoid the disasters and calamities that are approaching.
The spiritual and political motivations of young activists, particularly those with a "Pluto in the 8th house" astrological placement. I emphasize that their drive for justice stems from an internal spiritual mission rather than external factors.
The Concerned Mother and Pluto 8.
While I was in Kilimanjaro avoiding political discussions, a mother approached me feeling distressed about her two children who fall under the "Pluto 8" classification—what you might call Gen Z. She told me that her children have taken a hard stance, telling her they are in the city specifically to fight for their rights and truth. She fears they will enter into conflicts that could end their lives prematurely, similar to historical figures who died young while fighting for a cause.
The Unstoppable Spiritual Mission.
I found it difficult to tell the parent the hard truth: it is not the children themselves choosing this dangerous path, but a spirit within them pushing them to fulfill a mission. These individuals have identified themselves and their purpose early in life. Whether the parent likes it or not, that internal force propels them to execute the mission they were called to do, and this cannot simply be talked out of them.
The Wisdom of Job (Ayubu).
I constantly teach my students that when dealing with these "Pluto" influences, one must take specific steps. I refer to the example of Job, who every year took bulls and rams to offer as sacrifices for his sons and daughters. He said, "Perhaps my children have sinned against God," and he sanctified them to remove any curses. This implies that the ritual of shedding blood for purification is a necessary ancient practice.
The Failure of Modern Worship.
We must ask ourselves a critical question: since our parents moved us into colonial houses of worship, have they ever performed these sanctification rituals for us? Unlike the ancient wisdom where specific animals were offered for sons and daughters to remove curses, we have been left without this spiritual cover. The book of codes clearly states that the angel of death will pass, and safety is found only where blood has been marked on the doorposts.
The Necessity of the Ritual.
My teaching emphasizes that slaughtering and shedding blood is mandatory for protection. Just as Job sanctified his children by slaughtering male and female animals, we must understand that this is not about superstition but about spiritual law. For those who have returned to their African roots, you must perform the ritual to protect your lineage and ensure the angel of death passes over you.
Final Protective Instructions.
If you want to survive the coming months and dates, you must perform your ritual before it is too late. Furthermore, I advise you to wear a protective bracelet like our brother Lisu (referencing resilience), and do not be without a red cloth. This red cloth connects to Mars, the God of Armies, and it will help you avoid the disasters and calamities that are approaching.
The spiritual and political motivations of young activists, particularly those with a "Pluto in the 8th house" astrological placement. I emphasize that their drive for justice stems from an internal spiritual mission rather than external factors.
The Concerned Mother and Pluto 8.
While I was in Kilimanjaro avoiding political discussions, a mother approached me feeling distressed about her two children who fall under the "Pluto 8" classification—what you might call Gen Z. She told me that her children have taken a hard stance, telling her they are in the city specifically to fight for their rights and truth. She fears they will enter into conflicts that could end their lives prematurely, similar to historical figures who died young while fighting for a cause.
The Unstoppable Spiritual Mission.
I found it difficult to tell the parent the hard truth: it is not the children themselves choosing this dangerous path, but a spirit within them pushing them to fulfill a mission. These individuals have identified themselves and their purpose early in life. Whether the parent likes it or not, that internal force propels them to execute the mission they were called to do, and this cannot simply be talked out of them.
The Wisdom of Job (Ayubu).
I constantly teach my students that when dealing with these "Pluto" influences, one must take specific steps. I refer to the example of Job, who every year took bulls and rams to offer as sacrifices for his sons and daughters. He said, "Perhaps my children have sinned against God," and he sanctified them to remove any curses. This implies that the ritual of shedding blood for purification is a necessary ancient practice.
The Failure of Modern Worship.
We must ask ourselves a critical question: since our parents moved us into colonial houses of worship, have they ever performed these sanctification rituals for us? Unlike the ancient wisdom where specific animals were offered for sons and daughters to remove curses, we have been left without this spiritual cover. The book of codes clearly states that the angel of death will pass, and safety is found only where blood has been marked on the doorposts.
The Necessity of the Ritual.
My teaching emphasizes that slaughtering and shedding blood is mandatory for protection. Just as Job sanctified his children by slaughtering male and female animals, we must understand that this is not about superstition but about spiritual law. For those who have returned to their African roots, you must perform the ritual to protect your lineage and ensure the angel of death passes over you.
Final Protective Instructions.
If you want to survive the coming months and dates, you must perform your ritual before it is too late. Furthermore, I advise you to wear a protective bracelet like our brother Lisu (referencing resilience), and do not be without a red cloth. This red cloth connects to Mars, the God of Armies, and it will help you avoid the disasters and calamities that are approaching.
