Word Curses and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

“He’s never going to find a job.” “She’s too lazy to do a decent day’s work.” “This is too hard. I’ll never be able to do it.” “If it weren’t for bad luck, I’d have no luck at all.” “Life’s a bitch, and then we die.” Harmless comments?

How often have you noticed that once words are out there, they seem to take on a life of their own?  The boy who’s called “lazy” when he’s a child grows up to be a lazy man. The person who’s told she’ll never succeed turns out to be a failure. Psychologists call these self-fulfilling prophecies. Demonic spirits call them word curses. 

Demonic spirits listen for opportunities to come into our lives and make our word curses come true. I’ve seen it happen again and again. Words are extremely important in the spirit realm.

Take, for example, the words “always” and “never.”  “You always get sick when you eat pizza.” “You never remember to take your vitamins.” “I can never remember my mother’s birthday.” When a person is a victim of demonic harassment, comments like these become etched in stone.  In order to break the cycle, the word curses must be broken, and the spirits involved must be cast away through God in Jesus’ name.

To paraphrase an old Johnny Mercer song, if you want to make sure your words can’t be construed as curses, “You’ve got to accentuate the positive; eliminate the negative; latch on to the affirmative. And don’t mess with Mr. In-Between.

About Stacie Spielman

Hi. I'm Stacie Spielman, author of the true story Betrayed by Her Guardian Angel. If you're familiar with my website at staciespielman.com, you already know that for years after putting Betrayed on my website as a free download, I had a personal phone and Skype ministry working with victims of demonic harassment to help them break free of the demons in their lives. The articles on this site are based on personal experience and on the experiences of harassment victims I've worked with from around the world. For more information, visit my website at http://www.staciespielman.com. Note: I no longer work with harassment victims one on one. Instead, I've returned to my former love: writing Romances. To date, my romances include Braddigan's Folly, The Contract, Cute and Sassy, Burgers and Caviar, and my current project The Bagel Tree.
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1 Response to Word Curses and Self-Fulfilling Prophecies

  1. janet says:

    wow. you have no idea how in the past few years my introversion has increased because every time i say something it would happen. i tend to jinx tends more then usual and so I’ve kept all thoughts and opinions to myself. now i know why.

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