Diamond Eyes

 Today, I am picking up some questions from Hebrews.  They want to know about my diamond on my forehead. 

The Question:  Do you do anything to maintain it?  Any ritualism?  

No. 

I pray unceasingly, or sing songs in my head, or otherwise keep my mind busy.   Day to day, I wake up, and get my breakfast and coffee.  I check the news.  I do whatever to pass the time unless God has something for me to do.  There isn't anything special I have done other than follow instructions.   I wrote about the topic, or broached the topic for the first time here on "God's Divine Scavenger Hunt Part 5."

Several years ago, I researched Kabbalah.  I didn't use it, or do anything with it.  I was looking to understand what it was.  I was also part of a Messianic Jewish community online, looking to understand what they were about. 

One day, I was on this Messianic sub on Reddit, and broached the topic of Kaballah to see what came up.  In the process of discussing it, I ended up with a demon.  It was like a dark blob that sat just under the eye, on the forehead.  I could feel it there.  I could still talk to God.  I felt angry and on edge.  Prior to this demon, I was "Dirt Road Anthem" with no worries.  Afterwards, I was angry, and alert, and on edge.  I ended up with this demon for about ten months.  

God shared with me that it was part of a generational curse from Jeremiah's time.  Some families were Jeremiad.  Given someone saw an Ultra Orthodox Jewish man who seemed to hate the nations, and just be really angry and nasty, he may have had this demon. 

What did I do to get rid of it?  I followed directions.  I ended up building something with music, like what I have done on Twitter, and in the process of reviewing through the songs, it came out one day.  What I do with music, it is a form of meditation.  I am thinking about God when I review through the songs, and possibly receiving things. 

Fr. Ripperger, he is an exorcist with free lectures on Youtube.  I don't know that even Fr Ripperger has the authority to cast out or end that particular generational curse.  It is tied to prophecy and God's plans.  "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord."  (Luke 13:35)