Title: “The Great Swap: Identity Thieves, Soul Contracts, and the Spiritual War Behind Fame”

New Age Magic and the Theft of Inheritance

In today’s manifestation-obsessed world, spiritual truths are being recoded and misused. The power of the spoken word, ancient in its origins—from Job's decrees to Hindu mantras—has been rebranded as “high vibration.” But not everyone has access to that energy.

Witches don’t generate good karma or light energy—they access it through soul ties. By latching onto people with spiritual favor or good standing, they steal positive karma and offload their own toxicity. It's spiritual identity theft masked as empowerment.

But here’s the divine counter-move: Decrees.
Speaking with authority, reclaiming your inheritance, and invoking divine law breaks those contracts. The decree is not just affirmation—it’s a retrieval of legacy. A power reset.

The Firstborn Doesn't Always Inherit—But Someone Does

Across cultures and covenants, there’s a thread: inheritance. Jews believe in spiritual birthrights passed from generation to generation. Sometimes it goes to the firstborn—but not always.

Joseph’s story is the blueprint: a younger brother with a dream, whose siblings tried to wear his anointing. They threw him in a pit, but they couldn’t steal his star. This is the spirit of Cain resurfacing—jealousy of divine favor that turns violent.

Jacob wrestled with God, demanding Esau’s birthright—but God originally wanted friendship, not striving. Yet Jacob prevailed, revealing a brutal truth: spiritual inheritance often comes through struggle.

And as Jesus warned, “The kingdom suffers violence, and the violent take it by force.”
Babylon is drunk with the blood of the saints—not metaphorically, but in how it siphons gifts from the anointed, the creatives, the Chosen.

The Star Must Be Transferred

Hollywood knows this spirit all too well. A Star Is Born isn’t just a love story—it’s a parable. One star falls, another rises. But what if the fall is orchestrated?

This is the dark art of spiritual mantle theft. In the Bible, Elijah’s mantle—his spiritual authority—passed to Elisha. That transference was divine. But modern witches want to manufacture that transfer through destruction: smear campaigns, addiction setups, or even targeting someone to “unalive.”

Because when a star falls, the world looks for the next in line. And if the system can control the “next of kin,” it controls the star power.

Courtney Love, Kurt, and the Contract Culture

There are whispers, even claims: Courtney Love allegedly said she held Kurt Cobain’s mantle. Some insiders say she offered it to other rock stars—not just in metaphor, but through contracts, soul ties, and romantic entanglements. She is on record as being a kingmaker.

This isn’t just tabloid gossip—it points to a chilling trend in elite circles: the belief that divine creativity is transferrable, and that the channel of angelic or ancestral energy can be redirected through sex, bloodline, or ritual.

Babylon Is a Spirit—And Right Now, It’s Found in the U.S.

Historically rooted in ancient Iraq, Babylon isn’t just a place—it’s a spirit. It’s the energy of domination, confusion, counterfeit glory, and corrupted inheritance. And while its ruins lie in the Middle East, Babylon’s spirit has migrated. She is in Cain energy, drunk with the blood of the saints.

In the '90s, the U.S. waged war in Iraq under the banners of freedom and defense—but spiritually, many are now asking: What were we really doing there? Was it power? Was it prophecy? Was it the global seat of Babylon being contested by a new throne?

Not Every Portal is a Blessing

We live in an age of portals. Not just in science fiction or AI metaphors—but in music studios, bedrooms, stages, altars, and screens. Some portals are sacred, opened by prayer, decree, and divine legacy. Others are counterfeit: cracked open through trauma, ritual, and manipulation.

The battle for creativity today is not just stylistic—it’s spiritual.
At the center of that battle is the portal.
And whoever controls the portal, controls the channel.

The Star Gate Isn't Just a Movie

Every era has its “chosen” creators—voices that carry something bigger than themselves. These artists are often portals of divine creativity, vessels through which generational blessing, pain, and even prophecy flows. Think Aretha Franklin, Prince, Kendrick Lamar, Lana Del Rey, or Jeff Buckley.

But just as in the Bible, where David's harp chased demons away, these portals attract warfare.

They are gates, and gates are meant to be guarded.

Portals and Wells: A Tale as Old as Isaac

In Genesis, Isaac reopened the wells of his father Abraham, which the Philistines had intentionally filled in. Spiritually, those wells represent divine flow—of creativity, wisdom, and legacy. Today, those same wells are being filled with distraction, addiction, trauma-bonded relationships, and contracts.

But when a person reclaims their spiritual inheritance, the portal reopens.

You don’t just “create.”
You birth.

False Portals, Possessed Channels

Not every gifted person is operating from a divine portal. Some channels are possessed—literally or symbolically. These creatives are often tied up in agreements, soul swaps, or shadow contracts. And the portal they opened in purity becomes hijacked by handlers, cults, or entities.

What starts as ancestral or divine energy becomes monetized, weaponized, or drained.

That’s why some stars burn out too fast. Or shift from prophetic beauty to chaos. Or disappear, only for someone eerily similar to rise overnight in their place.

Divine Portals and the Power of the Decree

The spoken word is the key.
Job 22:28 – “You shall decree a thing, and it shall be established for you.”
That’s not manifestation. That’s covenantal authority.

A decree reclaims creative sovereignty. It closes the false portal and reopens the well of original blessing. It says: “Only God has the right to channel through me.”

When Music, Prayer, and Legacy Collide

Some artists open divine portals without knowing they’re doing it. They tap into the inheritance of past prophets, musicians, and revivalists. This is why some gospel songs shake a room, or why a single acoustic set from a backyard artist feels like deliverance.

They’ve accidentally reactivated a bloodline.

And when that happens, the enemy tries to copy, bind, or extinguish the fire—before the anointing multiplies.

The Star Energy Is Meant to Multiply—Not Be Stolen

Just like Elijah passed his mantle to Elisha, true spiritual creativity is meant to be multiplied, not stolen. But Babylon doesn’t multiply—it consumes. It takes a prophet and makes them a puppet. A vessel and turns them into a brand.

That’s why wells must be guarded.
That’s why portals must be tested.
Not every open channel is holy.

How to Reclaim Your Portal

1. Break Soul Ties – With those who accessed your well without permission.
2. Decree Your Ownership – Reassert spiritual authority over your gifts, body, and voice.
3. Call Back Ancestral Blessing – Ask God to restore what was cut off in your bloodline.
4. Renounce False Contracts – Spiritually nullify any agreement, spoken or unspoken, that trades your light for survival.
5. Guard Your Flow – Every time you create, declare “Let only the Holy Spirit move through me.”

The Final Word: Every Star Carries a Gate

You weren’t just born to shine.
You were born to channel heaven to earth.

And if Babylon wants your gate, it’s because what flows through you threatens its grip.
So rise, artist. Rise, poet. Rise, portal.
And seal your well.

The next revival won’t come from pulpits.
It’ll come from the studios, bedrooms, and pages of the anointed.
And this time, the portal won’t be hijacked.

It’ll be guarded.

The Real Trend? Inheritance Warfare

In a world obsessed with being “next,” people have forgotten what’s theirs to carry. What we’re seeing—online and off—is the fallout of inheritance theft. Of spiritual imposters wearing someone else’s light.

But God is still a covenant keeper.
And the decree still works.
Reclaim your name. Reclaim your energy.
Because Babylon may be drunk, but she doesn’t own your star.

This is the battle under the glitz: identity, energy, and the war over who gets to shine.