The Cult Of Waist Beads

As I was looking in the night, across the other realm, I saw two girls fighting, weak maidens with narrow bones, but they had great strength, so I paused to find out from whence came their powers.

Their strength defied their bodily appearance, there was something common with the two; the beads round about the waist.

Their strength wasn’t bodily but embodied on the beads, they belong to the “Cult of maidens of the waist beads.”

They fought on, what was it all about? Territorial control.
The youngest defeated the other, slender, not too tall, chocolate in complexion, thin bones, narrow face, about 19 years old, brown hair, her eyes radiated blue rays whenever she was angry, a beautiful human, exceptionally made by God but taken by the marine spirits.

There are fewer reasons women wear waist beads:
1. Cultural >> objective
2. Fashion >> subjective
3. Birth control >> protective
4. Enchantment >> manipulative

I have nothing against the first three, I am not God to judge, but for the last deceptive figure, I have everything against it.

I have everything against people who use the waist bead for enchantment because the charm is conjured with the deceptive venom of the python spirit by the princesses and queens of the waters.
I believe in the calling of prophet Habakkuk, I am just an observer, what I observed I’ve share with you.
The greatest evil that can happen to anyone is to be under the influence of a spell or enchantment for whatever reason.

We’ve to understand this, it’s true, no spell lasts forever, but shall we wait till the spell expires for the victims to be free?

It’s better to be dead than to be controlled by a charm, it’s better not to live than to live under any sort of spell.
Anyone who’s under the influence of any form or enchantment or spell, let there be deliverance in Jesus’ Name.

– Kanayo Ebuka