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ESCUELA DE LIBERACIÓN | SEGUNDA CLASE | PASTOR ADRIAN TOLEDO

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Key takeaways

Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness, self-care, and productivity takeaways (from this class)

  • “Show up” consistency (attendance as a discipline)

    • Treat the program as a real school: you may miss at most two classes; missing a third means being dropped so you can benefit properly later.
    • If you’ll be absent, make sure it’s truly necessary—don’t skip for small reasons.
    • Take your schedule seriously because inner healing and liberation are presented as training/discipleship, not one-off advice.

  • Surrender + emotional safety practices (spiritual self-care)

    • Begin with prayer, worship, and surrender, emphasizing being held in God’s presence.
    • Repetition of affirmations like “Christ, I love you” is used to center the heart and reduce fear/shame.
    • The speaker repeatedly frames the altar/deliverance space as a “safe place” where people can express openly (laugh, cry, even vomit if needed) without shame.

  • Mind renewal (a mental health strategy)

    • A major method is renewal of the mind, described as:
      • Repentance (a mindset change / “180-degree turn”)
      • Letting go of the past (breaking ties, severing “old relationships” with former patterns)
      • Healing wounds from the past (emotional injuries may remain even after spiritual commitment)
      • Breaking lies planted in unconscious/subconscious thought patterns

  • “Open doors” prevention (behavioral boundaries)

    • The class teaches that even if the enemy has limited authority, a person may be harmed if they open a door.
    • Main “doors” discussed:
      • Deliberate sin: continuing wrongdoing “even though it’s wrong” is presented as inviting bondage/evil spirits (examples: drinking “just one,” drugs, pornography, masturbation).
      • Occult / seeking supernatural power outside God: divination, witchcraft/sorcery, casting spells, consulting the dead, spirit-medium activity.
      • Practices/objects framed as occult channels (examples given): Reiki/energy work, chakras, certain “energy healing,” “fancy feng shui” practices with mirrors, tarot/medium-type materials, angel-channeling/mystical books, yoga framed as potentially opening spiritual doors, and ancestral/family constellations.

  • Approach to health: don’t dismiss medical care

    • The speakers stress balance: not everything is the devil, and not everything is a “generational curse.”
    • Advice given in discussion:
      • If something is diagnosed medically/psychologically, use the doctor’s diagnosis and don’t assume a spiritual cause.
      • If deliverance helps but the condition remains, it may still require continued treatment.
      • They explicitly say: never tell people to stop prescribed medication; doctors should guide any changes.
    • They warn against two extremes:
      • “Nothing is the devil” (everything is normal)
      • “Everything is the devil” (all issues spiritual)

  • Deliverance process framing

    • Deliverance is described as freeing people from spiritual bonds and “sealing doors” (especially after occult involvement).
    • Manifestations are described as variable (not everyone throws up/displays the same signs), and the focus is on freedom rather than spectacle.
    • After prayer/repentance, they encourage:
      • Thanksgiving
      • Faith activation
      • Verbal sealing prayers like asking Jesus to seal the door with His blood so it won’t be reopened.

  • Practical spiritual “protection” mindset

    • The class uses an “armor” framing: staying close to God is presented as protection.
    • Fear is discussed as a risk: don’t live in fear of the enemy; instead, stay vigilant and anchored in God.

Bullet list: the “doors” and methods emphasized

Doors to close

  • Deliberate sin
    • “I know it’s wrong but I don’t care / keep doing it”
    • Examples mentioned: drinking progression (“one beer”), drugs, pornography, masturbation
  • Occult practices (supernatural power outside God)
    • Divination/witchcraft/sorcery
    • Casting spells, spirit mediums
    • Consulting/invoking the dead (including practices like hijja mentioned)
    • Energy systems framed as occult: chakras, Reiki, “energy healing”
    • Certain home practices framed as luck/energy manipulation (mirrors/feng shui)
    • Angel-mediumship/“connecting with angels” materials (books/channels/mediums)
    • Yoga and family constellations (as examples needing liberation in this framework)

Mind + emotional steps (renewal of the mind)

  • Repent (complete change of direction)
  • Let go of the past (break ties)
  • Heal emotional wounds
  • Identify and replace lies with truth

Safeguards (balanced approach to health)

  • Use medical/psychological evaluation when appropriate
  • Don’t stop medication on spiritual advice—doctor decides

Deliverance + sealing

  • Repent and close the door (altar call / prayer)
  • Receive release
  • Give thanks and pray for sealing (asking Jesus to seal the door permanently)

Presenters / sources mentioned

  • Pastor Adrian Toledo (host/presenter)
  • Roberto (teacher for the “second door” section)
  • Tania Karam (author referenced: A Life with Angels)

Bible / Scripture sources cited in the class

  • Deuteronomy 11:26
  • Deuteronomy 28:15–? (blessing vs curse; “cursed in the city and in the country” and overtaking curses)
  • Proverbs 26:2
  • Galatians 3:13
  • Colossians 2:14
  • Matthew 28:18
  • 1 Peter 5:8
  • John 12:4–6 and John 13:2 (Judas/trayal)
  • Matthew / Gospels referenced for deliverance accounts (woman tormented 18 years; lunatics/mental illness healing)
  • Additional passages referenced about the dead and resurrection, and Christ’s resurrection (including “firstfruits,” harvest imagery)

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