Breaking the Curse: Reclaiming Power from the Weapon

A vibrant yellow flower grows beside a weathered bullet, symbolizing the contrast between nature's resilience and the remnants of conflict.

There is a curse woven into the metal.

One forged through fire, soaked in blood, and traded for bodies.

For centuries, weapons, especially guns, have not only been instruments of war but symbols of dominance, fear, and spiritual possession. Many of our ancestors were sold for steel, bartered into bondage in exchange for the very tools that would later be used to silence, control, and kill.

That transaction was not just physical. It was spiritual.

We live in the echo of that curse.

We see it in communities plagued by violence.

In minds seduced by power over peace.

In hearts numbed by destruction, as survival.

But we are not bound to repeat it.

Undoing the Curse Begins with Remembrance

To break this possession, we must first remember not just the history, but the energy. Metal holds memory. Land holds pain. And we, the descendants of the stolen, still carry the blueprint for healing.

This is not about fear of weapons. It is about awakening to their energetic legacy. We are the ones who now have the power to transmute. To reclaim. To wield with wisdom, not worship with wounds.

Affirmation for the Collective

"I am not the weapon. I am the will.

I am not the curse. I am the cure.

I return power to the soul and release the spirit bound to steel.

I rise beyond the fire that tried to forge me into fear."

Say this aloud. Whisper it into your bones. Write it on your altar. Let it crack the first seal of forgetting.

Join the rebirth.

The metal remembers, but so do we.

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