Unveiling the Truth: The Origin, Symbolism, and Misconceptions of Atheism

So, that was it; a simple, short post I previously shared two months before this article was written. Yet, despite its brevity, it encapsulated a profoundly complex subject in a way that makes it easier to understand. And that, precisely, is why I am known to expose hidden truths, to enlighten minds, and to awaken people to the reality of their true selves.

Atheists, by their very nature, reject the notion of spiritual realities, not because they possess superior knowledge, but often because pride prevents them from humbling themselves to truly explore and understand these mysteries. Many have already made up their minds to dismiss anything related to spirituality as fiction or delusion.

The truth is, the majority of humanity, whether Christian, Muslim, atheist, or otherwise, cannot precisely explain where they came from or what happens after death. Even those who believe in heaven and hell struggle with the uncertainty of the afterlife, while atheists outright deny the existence of souls, gods, or divine entities. Yet, deep down, whether they admit it or not, they too seek peace of mind regarding these existential questions.

The Atheist Dilemma: Seeking Truth in a Loop

Many atheists claim to be "just biological beings," asserting that life ends with death and that consciousness simply ceases to exist. However, deep within, there is a yearning to know where they truly came from. They go online, passionately debating, referencing old scientists, and using scientific reasoning to explain nature. Yet, much like a lost child in a vast maze, their exploration ultimately leads them back to the same unanswered questions.

Here’s something to ponder:
Science does not create; it only studies and mimics creation.

While atheists demand "evidence" for spiritual forces, those very forces and energies are constantly at work around and within them. Spiritualists speak, and science chases after their insights. Time and again, we see science validating what spiritual traditions have known for millennia.

The Flawed Argument: Who or What Created Everything?

A key flaw in atheism’s reasoning is the rejection of a universal creative force, a God, a Goddess, or a Supreme Intelligence. Yet, if there is no Creator, then what caused existence? Because according to the Law of Cause and Effect, something must always trigger something else into being.

When asked this question, atheists often turn to the Big Bang Theory. Now, I do not dispute the existence of a Big Bang, yes, there was an event of massive cosmic upheaval that reshaped existence. However, was it truly the beginning?

Spirituality teaches otherwise.
Long before the Big Bang, there was already life, civilizations, and existence itself. The remnants of a destroyed world—the asteroids we see in space—are but pieces of a much larger story. But that discussion is for another time. For now, understand this: something must exist outside of time itself to create everything within time.

The Truth About Atheism: A System with an Agenda

Atheism, in its modern form, was not created solely as a means of rational inquiry—it has a deeper purpose, one that many, especially African atheists, do not fully comprehend. Over the course of this article, I will uncover the real reason atheism was promoted and why it has gained traction among both Black Africans and Westerners in recent generations.

Let’s be clear: many self-proclaimed black atheists spend their time online attacking religious people, particularly Christians, with the goal of "awakening" them to what they believe is a higher level of understanding. They mock, they insult, and they belittle believers—calling them gullible, foolish, and irrational.

And yet, in the midst of all this, these same atheists remain just as lost as the religious fanatics they criticize. The missing piece of their existence—the truth about who they truly are—still eludes them.

Even when atheists say, "We do not have souls, and when we die, that’s the end," something inside them resists that notion. Their intelligence clashes with their beliefs, leading to an internal struggle they may not admit publicly.

After all, would existence really be so random, so meaningless?

Is it truly logical to accept that, after decades of love, struggle, success, and memories, a person just ceases to exist—with no continuation, no purpose beyond mere biological survival?

Wouldn’t that make human experience an elaborate waste of time?

Deep inside, even the most vocal atheist wrestles with these doubts. Yet, many prefer to mask their uncertainty behind intellectual arguments and online debates.

Atheism, like any belief system, is not as absolute as its adherents claim. It is another perspective on reality, but not necessarily the ultimate truth. Science, for all its advancements, has yet to explain consciousness, the soul, or the very spark of life itself.

Perhaps, instead of rejecting spiritual wisdom outright, the rational mind should humble itself and seek to understand what ancient traditions have long known.

In the next section, I will explore the hidden reasons behind the rise of atheism and why it became a tool of influence in modern times. Stay tuned.

Africans today has been blowing this atheism matter out of proportion, lots of them all wants to become an atheist and none religious persons, however they are unaware of why atheism was created in the first place, they are totally unaware of what atheism really represents, all they want is to join a cool group where they will be free to post carelessly about their former religious organization, to ridicule them and of cause pick a fight online blasting and insulting the Christians and their supporters including African Spiritual groups.

Many of these atheists are people who were misled into accepting atheism and its concept when in reality, if they never wished to be religious, then being a FREETHINKER, would have been the best thing to do, rather than becoming an atheist, at least a freethinker can as well be a spiritualist, however an atheist claims that spirituality is fictional. Isn't that an awful thing to think?

Now lets proceed further so we can understand from a deeper perspective and from a perspective that has been carefully analyzed for you to see their many reasons for being an atheist in the first place.

1. WHY THEY BECAME ATHEIST: So many of our people all want to be free, they are tired of following any rules and principles and tired of the church telling them what is a sin and what is not a sin before their God, and they want to be set free so that they can all do what they want without being questioned and without feelings of guilt, they want to try out all sort of erotic lifestyles, they want to watch pornography without feelings of guilt or whatsoever, they want to double date and cheat on their women, they want to be free to commit fornication, they want to practice anything they like, anything such as becoming homosexuals, and if they are women, they choose lesbianism, others some decide to be masturbating, and fornicating and etc. They all want to be free to be themselves without any sort of dogmas limiting them from anything, this category of atheists are so many today online and all they usually do all day is bash the religious body's with critiques and insults at some point.
2. WHY THEY BECAME ATHEIST: There is this category who became atheists because they wants to belong to a group of intelligent people (as they taught) thus they think that atheism is like a new world order of some sort, and so they think many of them get paid in millions for criticizing Christianity and Islam, these dreamers become atheist for such reason.
3. WHY THEY BECAME ATHEIST: Here are another category who became atheist because they seek knowledge and wish to know more about quantum physics and every other scientific subjects.
4. WHY THEY BECAME ATHEIST: Here are the genuine ones who became atheist because they are science students or scientists and this needs a full detailed explanation which I shall give to you below, keep reading.

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So what's the true purpose of Atheism?

In the old days when time was younger, and men were evolving, the scientists who practice medicine, physics, chemistry and so on were made to take an oath to become an atheist and practice atheism throughout their scientific careers, this is because they do not want them to place their mind and belief in some external being, like a God, Instead they were made to rather believe in themselves and it doesn't end there, they are given an oath to take, to swear that they will save life no matter the cost, for life comes first (this is for those who practice medical doctor), somewhere along the line, they are made to accept atheism and never base their trust in an external being.

This atheism was created for those who practice Science, no matter the area of interest the student choses to focus on, Science is Science, and if they understand one thing which is: there is no God to help them during their works then they will perform much better, especially the medical doctors, they will not give up and place their trust in their religious Gods, some of these so called doctors end up giving the patient their religious book to study in order to accept their lord as their personal savior instead of looking for more possible ways to save that patient, however if the medical doctor is an atheist, and the work gets tough, they will neither give up nor hope for a miracle, and as a matter of fact they will not give the patient a bible nor try to covert them to their religion by making them to accept their lord as their personal savior, instead they will make sure they do their best, for they believe in themselves so strongly and accept the fact that no external body can save the patient, rather only a good and perfect treatment which when carefully administered then it will save the life of that patient, and not prayers.

So this can be applied to other areas of Science too, and in such case they will have no other choice than to believe in themselves and with that they all became so good in their scientific crafts, when there is a challenge in their experiment, they will never begin to pray to a God in heaven to inspire them, rather as a good scientist, they will think deeply and go for researches and many other procedures and trials in order to get the answers they seek, so that is true atheism, it was meant to serve its purpose in the world of science, thus making a true scientist better, that is why many true scientist and medical doctors out there are atheists, when they are met with a challenge in their hospitals, they will not give their patient bible and ask them to pray for their sickness claiming and advising them that at such stage they will be requiring a miracle from God, instead of that the medical doctor will do all he or she can to cure that patient, they will believe that they can, rather than carrying bibles like many Christian doctors and Nurses do today.

A belief in nothing, Is a belief in itself.

Atheists claims that they are not believers; they do not believe in God or Deities and not even in the gods of their forefathers which is currently lying dormant in their various family houses mostly in their villages, lot's of these dormant entities are the cause of their misfortunes but they are not ready to understand how they can banish them for good and cleanse themselves and their (willing) family members, oh yes I do not support the gods of our forefathers because they were all imported and not originated from our true Ancestors, and these gods are lower dimensional entities and blood thirsty unlike those of our true Ancient Ancestors who only gave honor to Pure Spirits, Pure Deities and Creator Goddess of the 12th Dimension along with Her Pure Elemental Deities and none of them accepts deals on blood sacrifices.

Nevertheless, they are also unaware that these dormant entities are destroying them because they want them to go seek for spiritual advise and divination from priests who are at their level so that such priest will advice them to reinstall their dormant entities and also, take up the mantle as the chosen one of the family to become the priest, you know why? Well this is because they want him or her to be the one reviving and feeding them with blood sacrifices while they (the blood thirsty deity's) offer them slight lucks and business successes, however, they usually will continue to make them give higher blood sacrifices and there will come a time when they will even take human sacrifices without letting them know, this happens when they (the so called chosen one) request for something big from their so called gods, and then, as you already know, nothing goes for nothing, therefore if they are really in anyway given what they requested, then surely someone they love so much will be taken in exchange as the sacrifice.

Such events happens yearly in our various society's yet some African Nigerian youths are busy claiming to be an atheists and stating that spiritual powers do not exist, this is laughable, because 80% of these so called local atheists are currently being frustrated in one way or the other by these negative dark entities as well as those being hit by their enemies through charms which they are currently suffering it yet they are at the same time claiming that such powers do not exist.

Nevertheless such life frustrations and sufferings were and are the major reasons why they left their primary Religion for Atheism in the first place.

They leave the church out of anger and disappointment from their Religious groups, some of them have been Christians and year to year they get the same messages and themes of breakthrough and yet nothing changes within them rather their pastors and Reverends are the ones getting fatter along with their family, however the members are gets slimmer except the few who were never poor from the beginning, and those who life redirected their career on their own via various means.

As for their pastors and their pastors families doing better than their members; it continues for several years upon years, and this pushes them to try various other churches which on their own they realizes that they are all the same thing, and there is something fishy about the churches in our locality including their Holy book which is filled with many different complicating truths, thus the interest to dig in and so on became their most important mission, and when they find certain truth about their religion and how they were created for something else entirely different from what they were taught from childhood or whenever, including their hidden historical secrets, this makes them very angry cos' they were not fully prepared to find such a truth, so in that case such persons end up leaving their religion out of frustration and anger, thus they end up choosing atheism instead, without knowing the full purpose of atheism and why it was made or created in the first place. All they just wanted was to leave anything religion and seek for where they will be free from all dogmas, a kind of group and not religious in anyway, unknown to them that atheism is secretly a religion on its own, keep calm, I will explain why I say so as we proceed.

And without missing a point, there are those who after leaving their religious society, they come into Spirituality, their traditional spiritual system, and this set of seekers are mainly interested in leaving their religious groups and finding solace in the traditional system, thus in the process, they find dibias and so called spiritualists who might have claimed to help them leave poverty with their spiritual work, and after payment, these things do not work for them, in some cases they only met a dubious dibias or a scammer, or the dibias or priest they found might have been good and perfect in his or her work, however the client may have been the one who has been in so much hurry as I have noticed from a lot of them from here, so whatever the case, the fact is they keep on moving from one dibias to another and after a while, perhaps after a year or two, they conclude that there is no power in spirituality as well, then their final bus stop becomes Atheism.

Let me tell you a short story:

There was a time I had a student who, once upon a time, was a hardcore atheist. He firmly believed that spiritual powers were nothing more than human imagination. However, his life was in shambles, though he refused to see it that way. His body carried the energy of a charm my people call "Agbudoyi"—a spiritual force that makes a person unappealing to clients, customers, and even lovers. When he spoke, I could feel this energy radiating from him, yet he confidently dismissed the existence of any spiritual forces. I simply smiled and let him talk.

He bragged about his past successes in business and insisted that no God had ever helped him. According to him, everything he had achieved was purely through his own efforts. I nodded and said, "Alright, but have you ever heard of that large insect we used to catch as kids, roast over a fire, and eat? The one that, when roasted, releases a lot of sweet oil?"

He smiled and said, "Oh yes, I remember that insect."

So, I told him a story:

"Once upon a time, two kids caught one of those insects. They sprinkled salt and pepper on it, just as we used to do, and then threw it onto the fire to roast. Meanwhile, a housefly had been watching from a distance. Seeing the insect struggle in the flames, the housefly finally spoke up.

'Hey, friend! The boys have gone inside to put away the salt and pepper. Now is your chance! Jump out of the fire! Fly away! Escape while you still can!'

But the roasting insect shook its head and replied, 'No, no, no! Can’t you see? I’m not burning—I’m making oil!'"

At this point, my student burst into laughter. I laughed along with him for a moment, but then I suddenly stopped. As he continued chuckling, I looked him straight in the eye and said, "The burning insect represents you."

His laughter faded. I told him to say no more but to go home and contemplate the moral of the story.

Two months later, he returned, this time with a different energy. He admitted that my words had stayed with him, and he had been questioning everything he once believed. He said, "I want to understand who I really am and what life is truly about."

I asked him about his atheism. He sighed and said, "I’ve been thinking… maybe I was wrong."

And so, his journey to enlightenment began. I helped him cleanse himself of the deities and charms affecting his life. Of course, he paid for the necessary items and my time. But the real transformation happened over the next year and two months. When he returned, he was glowing with newfound wisdom. He told me, "Everything you said was right. Everything you did worked. I should have come back sooner, but life delayed me."

Then he said something unexpected: "I want to join the Premium Hall. I want to truly learn and become a practicing spiritualist."

And just like that, an atheist had walked the path to spiritual awakening.

This is a true story. And there are many more like it. But I cannot just tell stories—knowledge itself is also important.

NOTE: The choice on what you do with the knowledge I offer you is truly up to you, my job is to share this knowledge to you as an ordained Mystery Teacher, and a Light worker that I am, that is my job, and all this is to bring enlightenment/illumination and peace into the society. But majority of the people I encounter do not understand, nevertheless, I will always do my best to introduce Light into the midst of darkness. Talking of "darkness", our ancestors made me understand that: Stars don't shine in the day, they shine in the darkest hour.

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Now, reflecting on this story, many atheists believe they are not believers. They distinguish themselves from Christians, Jews, and Muslims, claiming to believe in nothing. But today, I challenge that notion. When you firmly believe that God, the Creator, spirit forces, and deities do not exist, then in reality, you believe in their nonexistence. And that, in itself, is a belief.

So, I’m sorry to disappoint, but atheists are believers—just in a different way. Unlike Christians, Muslims, and Jews, who believe in a God in heaven and a Satan in hell, atheists believe in the absence of such entities. But a belief in nothing is still a belief.

This realization is profound, and I have yet to find it widely discussed. I searched the web, libraries, books, and social media, looking for a similar argument, but it seems most people assume that atheism is neither a religion nor a belief system. But I ask: what makes Christianity and similar faiths a religion? The fact that they believe in something. And by this logic, atheism also follows the same principle—just in a different form.

Of course, some may argue simply for the sake of arguing. But I do not enjoy pointless debates. I value intelligent discussions—ones free of insults, where when a strong point is made, it is either accepted or countered with an even greater perspective.

Unfortunately, many atheists online today seem to thrive on sarcasm, mockery, and intellectual combat, not necessarily to seek truth but to win. Their goal often isn’t understanding but rather dismissing and ridiculing spiritual concepts.

To them, anything spiritual is a mere fantasy, and charms are nothing but the product of human imagination (even if not their own). If you engage with them too much, they will resort to mockery, demand “evidence,” and insist on scientific proof for things beyond material measurement.

Some even go as far as publicly challenging spiritualists, saying, “If you have real spiritual powers, pick a date and prove it in front of people.” But true spiritualists—those who understand deeper wisdom—know that such demands are not only disrespectful but fundamentally flawed.

Let them continue to believe they are soulless biological machines. Let them rely solely on science—without realizing that science has never created anything. Science only observes, studies, and mimics creation.

Their Secret Fears

After having their fun mocking spirituality on social media, many atheists return to the real world with a lingering fear—an unspoken anxiety about the afterlife. They claim there is nothing beyond death, yet deep inside, uncertainty haunts them. What if they’re wrong? They push the thought away, but it follows them, a shadow they cannot outrun.

Some drown this fear in indulgence, engaging in excessive fornication and deliberately defying spiritual principles—not because they are truly liberated, but because they see rebellion as a way to affirm their so-called "awakening." Many former Christians, now atheists, take pleasure in doing the exact opposite of what their holy books once dictated. Some even go to the extreme of desecrating scriptures, using Bibles as tissue paper and flaunting it online. Really?

But the question is—why?

For many, atheism is not just disbelief; it is an act of frustration. They feel betrayed by religion and seek revenge by mocking it. They believe that by rejecting Christianity, Islam, or Judaism, they have transcended all beliefs, and in their bitterness, they lash out at those who still hold faith.

Then there are those who join atheism under a different illusion—thinking it operates like some secret money-paying occult system, where slandering Christianity comes with financial rewards. They fail to see that much of the mockery, sarcasm, and insults they post online stem from unresolved anxiety, fear, or bitterness toward their former religious circles who continue to attack them for leaving the faith.

Yet, I can't help but smile when I see their posts about deities and African spirituality. I smile because they are partly right—maybe 40%—when criticizing mainstream religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. But when they attempt to dismiss African spirituality as superstition, they expose their ignorance.

How can an African, living on African soil, claim that all spiritual forces are fantasies? How can they say African deities are imaginary and that humans have no soul? Not me— them (lol). Because I have personally experienced countless soul travels, astral projections, and shifts of consciousness while fully aware in the physical world.

And what about those who step on charms, their legs swelling mysteriously while doctors from five different hospitals run tests and find nothing? These people have come to me, desperate, when science failed them. And through advanced spiritual methods, I have helped them cleanse the very forces that were destroying them.

Spirituality is not fantasy—it is reality. And whether they admit it or not, the unseen world continues to shape their lives.

Let me tell you a short story:

Once upon a time, I had a girlfriend in my early days at Omoku, (She is now an ex-girlfriend today).

From what I know, this girl’s grandma didn’t like me and even called me a devil. When her granddaughter, who was my girlfriend at the time, disagreed and argued with her, things escalated. During their shouting match, her troublesome grandma supposedly cursed her, threatening to deal with her for insulting her. The next day, a large boil appeared on both her eyes, covering them completely. She was almost going blind as the pus and swelling pressed against her retina. She went to the hospital, but they couldn’t figure out exactly what it was or how to treat it. In fact, the more drugs and injections she took, the bigger it got, until she could no longer see.

I asked someone to bring her to me because I knew what it was after reading her. He did, and I gathered some herbs you might mistake for grass, squeezed them, and added enchanted oil. After letting it sit for the required time, I applied it to both her eyes, covered them with the herbs, and tied them with a purified white handkerchief. I gave her something to help her sleep for several hours. At 12 p.m., she slept until 7 p.m. I took her home, purified her room, ensured she ate, gave her another relaxation remedy, and replaced the herbs with fresh ones while she slept. I noticed the balls had ripened, releasing a pus-like substance, like catarrh.

Wearing gloves, I removed it, cleaned her eyes, applied herb water to her retinas, and closed her eyes again. I also made her drink some of the herb water, then placed more herbs mixed with enchanted oil over her eyes, tying them with another purified white handkerchief. By morning, as the sun rose, I uncovered her face and told her to wash with the prepared water—and behold, the problem was gone, and her eyes were open.

That was the end of my story...

Now back to the subject matter concerning Atheism and Spirituality, so in accordance with black peoples pattern of atheism, I guess those experiences pointed out in the previous paragraph are also figments of my imaginations right? How do we detect charms or let me put it this way; how do we know that it is charms? Well, whenever you take medication, it gets worse the more you take them, and the more you continue to take drugs and medical assistance, the more it continues to get worse; And again the more you seek for help, the more it threatens and gets worse. When it continues to happen that way, it obviously isn't a normal illness, but something else, something beyond science.

Note here that there are other ways to check the cause or source of ones illness, for example, we have the Akashic Readings or Psychic Readings or even the Spirit Consultations. As you can see, we have numerous ways of finding if it is a charm or not. But a typical atheist cannot understand this, because they are always in a hurry to dismiss anything spiritual that they eventually forgot where they came from… AFRICA!

What Does Spirituality say?

Spirituality and Its Perspective on Atheism

Spirituality does not recognize or accept atheism, not because it seeks to impose belief, but because atheism spreads corrupt and invalid knowledge—often attacking and ridiculing those who refuse to accept its worldview. Atheists claim they fight for reason and logic, yet many resort to insults and mockery when confronted with spiritual truths they cannot comprehend.

However, before we go deeper, it is important to understand that spirituality itself has two distinct paths.

The first is the Dark Craft, which, unfortunately, has consumed about 85% of our Black people today. This practice is not the original path of our true African (Afrakan) ancestors. Instead, it was introduced generations ago, after our forefathers abandoned the sacred ways of divine wisdom. Had it not been for the dedication of the Lightworkers—those who preserved the true spiritual knowledge in secrecy—our sacred teachings would have been lost forever. These Lightworkers took an oath, passing down the wisdom from one generation to the next, awaiting the time when our people would be ready to return to the true path.

The second path is Pure Spirituality—a discipline untouched by blood sacrifices, demonic worship, or the misuse of spiritual power for selfish gain. True practitioners of this ancient knowledge do not merely "believe"; they practice spirituality. Through patience, discipline, and deep study, they develop their innate abilities, learning spells, rituals, and the art of divine connection. This journey is not for the impatient; members are tested without their knowledge, and only a few pass through to higher stages. The further one progresses, the stronger they become, drawing closer to the Spirits who offer their blessings.

This is the path I was trained for—the path of Light. And now, the time has come to reignite that Light in this dark era.

Spirituality runs far deeper than the superficial dismissals of atheists. When Pure Spirituality is fully restored and practiced at its highest level, it will prove beyond doubt that humans are not soulless, as atheists believe. Their belief—that there is no soul, no divine existence, and that life simply ends at death—is a self-constructed illusion.

The presence of Divinity is everywhere—within the trees, the wind, the birds, the stars. Nothing happens by chance. Everything has a beginning, and whatever has a beginning also has a rebirth.

The Journey of the Soul

Many of you may already have some knowledge of the Soul’s journey to Earth. Even in this article, I have briefly touched on aspects of this journey. If you have read from the beginning, you would understand how the Soul projects its consciousness into the Light Body—also known as the Astral Body—and then incarnates into a physical body.

Yet, it is astonishing that many humans doubt their own divine nature, believing themselves to be nothing more than physical beings with no spiritual essence. As a matter of fact—and as I know—humans are spiritual beings first, before they are physical. This is why the ancients, who seeded this planet, referred to us as “Hu-man.”

The term “Hu” is not an English word but an ancient vibrational sound that represents divine consciousness. Many Eastern spiritual traditions still chant “Hu” as a mantra to awaken the higher self. The very word human means “God-man”, signifying that we are divine beings experiencing a physical reality. I have said this before—humans are not just physical; they are Souls undergoing an earthly experience.

Understanding the Soul

But what exactly is the Soul?

The concept of the Soul is one that many atheists refuse to acknowledge, not because they have disproven its existence, but because they cannot comprehend it. They insist that humans have no Soul and that when they die, they simply cease to exist.

But does that make any sense?

Think about it—after all the experiences, struggles, and lessons of life, does it truly end in nothingness? You learn to walk, speak, think, read, and write. You grow, suffer, love, and experience joy and sorrow. And then, one day, it all just disappears? Gone, as if it never happened?

Even using basic human logic, such a belief is not only unhealthy but also incomplete. The truth is, atheists are not capable of grasping higher concepts of existence because they remain confined to a lower level of consciousness. Knowledge exists in layers, and the more one rises above base awareness, the more one begins to understand the deeper truths of life. Once a person ascends beyond the lower consciousness, atheism itself begins to sound like nonsense.

Thus, people must think deeper, look higher, and gaze upon the stars. This practice alone aligns one with higher cosmic energies, sparking questions within that demand answers—answers that lead to truth. And those who seek truth with sincerity will never rest until they find it.

Life on Earth: A Soul’s Mission

People need to understand that they are not just physical beings; they are Souls experiencing life in a third-dimensional realm. The Soul’s journey to Earth is not random—it is a path of evolution, self-discovery, and purpose. Each Soul incarnates for a reason, whether to fulfill a mission, to learn lessons, or to reconcile past karmic debts.

Many individuals spend their lives avoiding the consequences of their past actions through ritual sacrifices, seeking deities that help them bypass their karmic debts. But in doing so, they only entangle themselves further in cycles of spiritual imbalance.

At first, life may seem smooth—wealth, success, and power come effortlessly. Money flows, obstacles disappear, and everything seems perfectly aligned. But such wealth comes at a cost.

For every animal sacrificed at a dibia’s shrine (assuming the priest is truly gifted), something precious is exchanged. It could be a person dear to you, a part of your destiny, or a crucial element of your soul’s evolution. Often, what is lost is something or someone that holds great significance to your spiritual path—something you might never have willingly given up.

And yet, you will not notice anything wrong—at least not at first. With money and power at your disposal, life seems effortless. But in the unseen realms, a price is being paid, and sooner or later, that debt must be settled.

But that is a discussion for another day.

For now, understand this: You are a Soul on a journey. Your existence does not end at death. The presence of the Divine is everywhere—within the trees, the wind, the birds, and the stars. Nothing happens by chance. Everything has a beginning, and whatever has a beginning also has a rebirth.

Conclusion

I want to make it clear that this article was not written out of hatred for atheists; whether Black or White. My love for humanity remains the same, whether one is religious, spiritual, or non-religious. This is simply a call to truth—truth as seen and experienced by one who has delved deeply into the wonders of spirituality.

To deny the reality of spirituality and dismiss it as mere imagination is to speak from ignorance. True spirituality is not a belief—it is an experience, a practice, a profound science of existence. I have seen things that were far beyond imagination. I have witnessed and done things that science cannot explain.

I have healed people afflicted with dark enchantments; energies projected into their bodies to cripple or harm them. These energies, known as "Jazz" or "Charms," are real, and their effects can be reversed through spiritual mastery. I have encountered forces that the modern world denies, and yet, they exist—whether or not one chooses to believe.

When I see atheists dismissing spirituality on social media, I do not argue; I illuminate. I share knowledge, hoping to awaken their minds to the truths they lack. And that is exactly what I am doing now.

Spirituality is not what they assume; it is vast, layered, and filled with many branches of wisdom. In fact, science itself was born from spirituality; from the ancient practices of Alchemy and Metaphysics.

• The principles of energy and electromagnetism that scientists study today? They first existed in Metaphysics.
• The foundations of modern chemistry? They emerged from Alchemy.
• The study of astronomy? It was first embraced in Astrology before being stripped of its spiritual essence.

If you have not yet read The Secret of the 12 Zodiacs, I highly recommend it. There, I explain in greater detail these truths that many overlook.

Thank you for reading. Do not forget to share your thoughts in the comments—I would be glad to respond accordingly.

BLESSED BE

Written by KNIGHT FREDEL
(The Ogbanje Child),

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Originally Published on Saturday, 8 January 2022