Generational Curses

[whimsicalwarlock]

I've been thinking back on my upbringing as a Christian and I know that in Christianity there are a few mentions of generational curses but I don't know that I've ever heard of any mentions of generational curses in any other cultures or practices. Does anybody know of generational curses being mentioned in other cultures or practices outside of christianity? I know they're mentioned in the bible but it seems like removal of generational curses in christianity are a very transactional ordeal. I'd like to know if there's a way to remove generational curses that require me to be placed between a rock and a hard place. I prefer to stay away from "damned if i do, damned if i don't" scenarios.

Any inputs are appreciated.

 

[robyangel]

Some time ago, I conducted a course on removing curses for certain individuals. I used the Akashic Records and a pendulum. I have a specific protocol for this work, which follows step by step the verification of the presence of a curse, the type of curse, whether it is generational, and in which lineage it is located. It is very powerful.


However, it should be considered that most curses originate from anger, from mutual soul contracts, from relationships with colleagues, friends, and relatives, from self-conviction, and from etheric implants—often coming from people with whom we share deep emotional bonds.


They can also be transferred through acquired families (such as through marriage), but if those relationships end, the curse passes as well.


There are also forms connected to the evil eye, according to Italian folkloric tradition, which are linked to envy and persistent anger. There is also a method derived from ritual oil markings known as “the medicine of the eye,” which is very popular where I live, in Sardinia and central Italy.


From my understanding, generational curses can become conscious by the third generation and cannot extend beyond three generations. Removing them can cause a strong energetic impact; therefore, the person must be protected, and their explicit consent is necessary before performing such a ritual practice.