Former Witch Shares Seven Spiritual Protection Principles

Chapter 1, introduction, my life in the occult. There is a difference between a believer who is simply saved and a believer who is spiritually protected. I am not talking about those who shout the loudest in church. I am not talking about those who carry the biggest Bibles or have the most titles after their names. I am talking about believers who walk through spiritual warfare without being overcome by the attacks that seem to be destroying everyone around them.

I spent 29 years in the kingdom of darkness as a dream invasion operative and an enforcer of generational curses. During those years, I witnessed what I believed were powerful covens across southwestern Nigeria being brought to their knees by believers who did not even realize they were under attack. These believers did not engage in dramatic battles. They did not fast for 40 days or spend their time screaming, crying, and begging God to intervene. Instead, they lived with a confidence in God's protection that I could not penetrate.

Today, I want to share seven things that, according to my experiences, made these believers difficult to attack. These are not theories I read in a book. They are things I personally attempted, strategies I carried out, and assignments I watched fail repeatedly during more than two and a half decades in the kingdom of darkness. My name is Amara Noku. I was born and raised in Aba, Nigeria, in a family where my grandmother was said to lead a coven operating across four states.

She initiated me when I was only 9 years old. I felt I had no choice. In my family, spiritual power was believed to be passed down through bloodlines, and refusing that inheritance was not considered an option. By the time I was 16, I had already been involved in destroying 11 marriages through what I call dream invasion. At 23, I was promoted to senior operative with responsibility over the southwestern region of Nigeria.

I became known as the generational curse enforcer. But my specialty was dream invasion. I was the one sent to make sure believers could not sleep peacefully. I was tasked with disturbing their subconscious minds and planting seeds of fear, doubt, and confusion while they slept. I wanted them to wake up exhausted and confused, feeling that something was wrong without being able to identify the cause.

I wanted the weight of their nighttime experiences to follow them into the day. I wanted them to believe their exhaustion was natural and their anxiety was simply stress. By keeping them unaware of what I believed was happening, I hoped they would never fight back.