"I cursed myself by speaking occult incantations and words have permanent power over me."
How it sounds in your head: I'm ninety and I still remember the words I spoke in that ritual. I declared things over myself that I can't take back. Words have power and I used them to curse my own life. Now I'm dying under the weight of my own pronouncements.
"No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which rises against you in judgment you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is from Me, says the Lord."
-- Isaiah 54:17Enemy exploitation of truth about power of words twisted into condemnation that her words overrule God's Word and Jesus' blood.
She's watched life unfold in painful ways and retroactively assigned causation to those occult words she spoke seventy years ago. The teaching that 'words have power' gets weaponized into 'your words have MORE power than God's promises.'
Peter spoke a CURSE over himself - 'Then he began to curse and swear, saying I do not know the Man!' - calling down judgment on himself with an oath while denying Jesus. Yet Jesus restored him fully with no mention of needing to break that self-curse, proving our foolish words don't bind us when grace covers us.
I REFUSE the lie that occult incantations I spoke have permanent power over me. IT IS WRITTEN: Isaiah 54:17 - NO weapon formed against me shall prosper, including the weapon of my own tongue. I CONDEMN every occult word I spoke. IT IS WRITTEN: Proverbs 18:21 - death and life are in the power of the tongue, and I NOW SPEAK LIFE. The blood of Jesus silences every curse I pronounced. God's Word about me is louder than any word I spoke about myself. The BARAK blessing overrules every self-curse - I am blessed coming in and going out, blessed in my latter days.
Your Father heard every occult word you spoke and He wasn't intimidated or worried - He knew the blood would speak a better word than any incantation you could utter. Your foolish words from decades ago are drowned out by His declaration over you: 'This is My beloved daughter in whom I am well pleased.'