Bloodline 7: Breaking a Family Curse

Bloodline 7 covers an array of topics ranging from race, religion, politics, science, and psychology. Your subconscious mind does not discern between what is true or false. Your conscious, “rational” or reasoning mind does that. The subconscious accepts everything. So when a person has been exposed to any level of religious mind control or abuse, this only complicates decision making. These elements eventually form a crisis of conscience in that person’s brain. And because they were subconsciously brainwashed, they just “settle,” thus never really experience life, as their own individual; therefore have lived their lives’ as “one big lie.” The moral of the story reflects highlights about a relationship between a mother and daughter who both debated back and forth for over three decades, about their spiritual beliefs. The mother tells the daughter that she is “as good as dead” at around the age of seven, if she does not conform to her religious teachings. This caused the daughter to deal with a life long struggle between her subconscious and conscious mind. In addition to her life struggles, there was also a “family secret,” that was finally brought to light. This was shockingly revealed through a seven minute phone call, from her dying uncle, (her mother’s brother). It was at this time is where she discovered the “root” of her families generational curse and bravely decided that it was time to break it, for good. Moreover, she came to the conclusion that after removing the “dark religious cloud” that was lingering over her head, is when she discovered that her past experiences and dreams had impeccable timing. In hindsight 20/20, she knew that her past decisions and mistakes stemmed from her religious upbringing, and it was an urgent need to re-evaluate her life. In fact, God has acknowledged her all along. But first, in order for her to adapt to her new reality, she will have faith that change is possible when “one” believes in God’s words of wisdom, and it all begins in the heart. Nevertheless, life is only practice; you never totally get it right. The results of these great encounters are brought together in transforming pain into peace.