TAHARQA
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- Jan 9, 2024
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There comes a moment on our Zevist spiritual path, when noise gives way to silence. Not the silence of emptiness, but the silence of clarity. The kind that tells you something deep has shifted and that you are no longer being pulled by old programs that were never yours to begin with.
After thirty days of consistent use of the Tier 1 Deprogramming the Mind from Christianity and Islam mp3 from the Hall of Osiris, that moment arrived for me.
I come from a layered background. Christianity. Rastafarism. Islam. Each left impressions in the mind, habits of thought, emotional reflexes, unconscious reactions. Even when one believes they have moved on, remnants remain. Triggers. Internal tension. Residual fear or anger. Hidden compartments in the psyche that quietly influence perception.
Halfway through the process, something unmistakable began to happen.
Stillness.
Passing local churches and mosques. Hearing sermons or calls to prayer. Conversations around me debating Abrahamic beliefs. Where there was once agitation or internal response, there was now calm. Neutrality. A grounded sense of presence. The mind no longer reacted. It observed. That was the deprogramming taking effect, and it was profound.
From there, the changes deepened.
Mental struggles that once felt heavy began to lose their grip. Thought patterns became clearer. Focus sharpened. The mind opened, not into chaos, but into alignment. It felt as though old code had been removed and replaced with something cleaner, stronger, more coherent. The spirit of Zevism and the Gods did not compete with the mind. They filled it naturally once the interference was gone.
Even ritual work transformed. God rituals became more fluid, more focused. Magickal workings carried greater precision and presence. When the mind is no longer divided, the will becomes whole.
What struck me most was this realization. I was no longer carrying hidden emotional ties to systems I had consciously left behind. No latent resentment. No buried loyalty. No unconscious resistance. It felt like becoming a new person, not through force, but through release.
This experience sealed my commitment.
For my fellow Black and Afrikan Zevist brothers and sisters, especially those coming from Abrahamic backgrounds, do not underestimate the importance of mental deprogramming. Spiritual ascent is not only about what you add, but also about what you remove. Old frameworks shape perception long after belief fades, unless they are deliberately dissolved.
When the time is right and the means are available, consider this work seriously. Not as a requirement imposed from above, but as a tool of self mastery. Liberation of the mind is liberation of the soul’s movement.
Stillness is not weakness. It is sovereignty.
And from that stillness, everything rises.
TAHARQA.
After thirty days of consistent use of the Tier 1 Deprogramming the Mind from Christianity and Islam mp3 from the Hall of Osiris, that moment arrived for me.
I come from a layered background. Christianity. Rastafarism. Islam. Each left impressions in the mind, habits of thought, emotional reflexes, unconscious reactions. Even when one believes they have moved on, remnants remain. Triggers. Internal tension. Residual fear or anger. Hidden compartments in the psyche that quietly influence perception.
Halfway through the process, something unmistakable began to happen.
Stillness.
Passing local churches and mosques. Hearing sermons or calls to prayer. Conversations around me debating Abrahamic beliefs. Where there was once agitation or internal response, there was now calm. Neutrality. A grounded sense of presence. The mind no longer reacted. It observed. That was the deprogramming taking effect, and it was profound.
From there, the changes deepened.
Mental struggles that once felt heavy began to lose their grip. Thought patterns became clearer. Focus sharpened. The mind opened, not into chaos, but into alignment. It felt as though old code had been removed and replaced with something cleaner, stronger, more coherent. The spirit of Zevism and the Gods did not compete with the mind. They filled it naturally once the interference was gone.
Even ritual work transformed. God rituals became more fluid, more focused. Magickal workings carried greater precision and presence. When the mind is no longer divided, the will becomes whole.
What struck me most was this realization. I was no longer carrying hidden emotional ties to systems I had consciously left behind. No latent resentment. No buried loyalty. No unconscious resistance. It felt like becoming a new person, not through force, but through release.
This experience sealed my commitment.
For my fellow Black and Afrikan Zevist brothers and sisters, especially those coming from Abrahamic backgrounds, do not underestimate the importance of mental deprogramming. Spiritual ascent is not only about what you add, but also about what you remove. Old frameworks shape perception long after belief fades, unless they are deliberately dissolved.
When the time is right and the means are available, consider this work seriously. Not as a requirement imposed from above, but as a tool of self mastery. Liberation of the mind is liberation of the soul’s movement.
Stillness is not weakness. It is sovereignty.
And from that stillness, everything rises.
TAHARQA.
