Deliverance From Spirit Husbands and Spirit Wives (Incubus and Succubus) Part one

Summary (Wellness / Self-care / Productivity-style takeaways)

The speaker frames the topic as spiritual deliverance from “spirit husbands and spirit wives” (incubus/succubus), presenting it as a root cause of many physical, emotional, and relational problems. While the content is religious, the practical “self-care” strategies emphasized are largely about:

• Removing risk factors (“open doors”)
• Changing behaviors
• Seeking structured support

Key wellness & self-care strategies emphasized

• Seek deliverance support instead of hiding symptoms

  • The speaker argues most people don’t address spirit-spouse issues due to fear and embarrassment.
  • They emphasize telling someone in deliverance ministry.

• Identify “open doors” and close them

  • The message repeatedly claims certain behaviors, dress choices, objects, and activities create legal grounds for attack.
  • Examples given:
    • Sexual sin and “sexual activity outside God’s design,” including:
      • fornication
      • adultery
      • pornography
      • masturbation
    • Pornography / demonic entertainment and “worldliness”
    • Idols/artifacts (e.g., jewelry/hair/makeup framed as “attachments”)
    • Demonic practices such as:
      • psychics
      • root workers
      • “spiritual baths”
      • Ouija boards
    • Disobedience to biblical covering (head covering) and gender dress boundaries (claimed to matter for spiritual protection)
    • Under-unclean-ministry influence (sitting under a leader described as sexually unclean)

• Behavioral boundary-setting to reduce “attack risk”

  • They recommend:
    • stopping “trying to look/seem sexy” in ways they interpret as lust-triggering
    • removing or rejecting spiritually linked items (including rings/jewelry framed as “demonic artifacts”)
    • avoiding certain festivals/media/music described as sexual or spiritually corrupting

• Use repentance as a reset

  • The speaker emphasizes repentance plus returning to “the blood of Jesus” (their theology) as the mechanism for breaking bondage and closing doors.

• Maintain holiness/sanctification

  • Ongoing holiness is presented as reducing the likelihood of persistent harassment.
  • The message claims many people struggle to get free because they want to keep “enjoyment” without restrictions.

Productivity / coping-style practices embedded in the talk

• Track patterns and symptoms (self-diagnosis through patterns)

  • Suggested “diagnosis” indicators include:
    • sex in dreams
    • arousal on waking without memory
    • recurring marital distress without rational causes
    • pregnancy-like experiences in dreams
    • unexplained gynecological issues (e.g., fibroids/endometriosis framed as spirit-spouse-linked)

• Structured follow-up

  • The speaker promotes joining a recurring monthly deliverance program (second Thursday) as ongoing support.

Harmful mechanisms highlighted (as “what not to do”)

• Dramatic secrecy

  • Don’t keep it hidden—don’t tell a deliverance leader.

• Using or participating in practices the speaker associates with spiritual access

  • Ouija board
  • psychics/root workers
  • spiritual baths
  • demonic music/entertainment

• Persisting with “open doors” even after praying

  • The message claims repentance alone isn’t enough if doors aren’t actually closed.

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Presenters or sources

Presenter

• “Dr Stella” (referred to repeatedly as the deliverance minister)

Sources referenced in the message

• Bible: Genesis; Jude 7; 1 Corinthians 11; Deuteronomy (gender dress principle referenced); Colossians; Isaiah 49; 2 Corinthians 11; Matthew 22; Revelation 17

• Religious leaders/authors mentioned:

  • Dr. L (referred to as “my father in the Lord Dr L”)
  • Dr Eola, author of A Woman’s Words Nightmare
  • Crowley (Aleister Crowley; associated with “777”)
  • Dr. Dya, author of Spirit Husband and Spirit Wife

• Organization/website:

  • Firear Ministries / Firar Ministries — www.firarministries.org