Season 2, Episode 4 — Terror (Tarot) Attack

Still in South Africa, the terrain continues to shift.

What once felt confusing now begins to clarify—and the clarity is unsettling.

In this episode, Elle becomes aware that one of the attacks against her is not just psychological, emotional, or relational—but spiritual in a way she had never encountered before. Through her son’s realization, a new layer is revealed: the use of tarot, divination, and unclean spiritual practices as weapons.

This is unfamiliar ground. Elle had never engaged with tarot. Never sought it. Never studied it. And yet—it was being used against her.

So what do you do when the attack isn’t coming through people alone, but through spiritual doors you didn’t open? What happens when warfare takes the form of divination, mixture, and counterfeit insight?

This episode wrestles with hard questions:

• How does the enemy use “spiritual” tools to distort truth?
• What does Scripture say about divination and unclean spirits?
• And how do believers remain clean before the Father when confronted with accursed practices they never consented to?

As the layers peel back, it becomes clear that this season is not just about survival—but about discernment, purity, and learning how to contend without becoming contaminated.

The battle is no longer hidden. And the cost of not seeing it is becoming undeniable.

Season 2, Episode 3 — Destiny Swap — Part I | Spells, Access, and Attachment

By the end of last episode, the coincidences stopped holding.

In this chapter, Elle begins tracing the invisible threads beneath a series of engineered encounters—connections that lingered longer than they should have, attachments that defied logic, and relationships that refused to release even when distance should have broken them.

What starts as confusion slowly sharpens into pattern recognition.

This episode explores the role of love spells—not as fantasy or romance, but as a form of coercive control. A method of creating emotional attachment without consent. A way to maintain access long after proximity ends. And a tool often used to disguise manipulation as choice.

But attachment alone isn’t the whole story.

Because before someone can be bound, they must first be reached.

As Elle looks back, a harder question emerges: How were these people finding her in the first place? And why did every thread seem to lead back to the same point of access?

This is Part I of a two-part arc on destiny swaps—where proximity, information, and spiritual coercion collide—and where what looked like chemistry begins to resemble assignment.

If you’ve ever blamed yourself for staying attached to someone you knew was harmful… If you’ve ever wondered why certain connections felt engineered rather than organic… This episode is for you.

Listener note: This episode discusses manipulation, coercive control, and assault-adjacent themes. Please listen with care.

Season 2, Episode 2 — They Were Sent

After leaving the apartment with nothing but obedience and instinct, Elle enters a new phase of the battle—one she didn’t yet have language for.

In the aftermath of the custody ruling and the sudden departure from a place that no longer felt safe, the terrain shifts again. What began as grief over her children is now compounded by a growing awareness that she may not be alone in her suffering—or her movement.

As Elle resettles, patterns begin to emerge. Certain men. Certain conversations. Subtle pressures that feel coordinated rather than coincidental. And a haunting question starts to take shape: Were these encounters random… or were they sent?

They Were Sent explores what happens when spiritual warfare no longer looks like open opposition—but like proximity. When danger doesn’t announce itself as danger. When discernment must operate without confirmation, clarity, or time.

This episode is about recognizing a shifting battlefield. A new arena. And the cost of waking up to it.

As the grief of separation collides with a deeper, more unsettling awareness, Elle begins to understand that the fight she thought she was in is no longer the fight she’s facing.

And the clock is still turning.