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CREEPY QUESTIONS WITCHES ASK BEFORE THEY CAST A SPELL ON YOU || Goody Inspired

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Wellness and Self-Improvement

Key wellness / self-care / protection strategies highlighted

  • Spiritual discernment

    • Don’t ignore “the check in your spirit” when something feels off.
    • Ask the Holy Spirit for confirmation before accepting prayers/prophesy from others.
    • If repeated strange questions or discomfort arises, don’t brush it off.
  • Protect your personal boundaries (access control)

    • Treat certain “polite” questions as possible attempts to gain access—physically and spiritually.
    • Be cautious about who is allowed into your “secret space” and personal life.
  • Avoid sharing sensitive personal data

    • Don’t casually disclose identity and life details that can be used to target you spiritually, including:
      • Full name + mother’s maiden name
      • Date of birth + exact birth time
      • Recent photos
      • Deep fears
      • Biggest dreams/goals
    • Don’t share your vision/purpose early with the wrong people.
  • Limit physical contact

    • Don’t allow strangers to touch your hair or take strands.
    • Be wary of requests framed as admiration or “help” (braiding, handling hair, etc.).
  • Handle vulnerability carefully

    • The video frames fear as a “doorway,” so avoid casually confessing fears to people you don’t deeply trust.
    • Don’t let people “pull your fears out of you.”
  • Re-center and stay spiritually prepared

    • “Stay prayed up” and rely on divine wisdom to resist manipulation and “traps.”
    • Respond cautiously—even a simple “yes/no” is presented as potentially granting permission.

Eight “creepy questions” to watch out for (and why)

  1. “Can I come visit your house?”

    • Presented as a route to gain physical access to plant/take items used as spiritual contact points.
  2. “Can I touch your hair?”

    • Framed as a red flag because hair is treated as an identity/contact point in rituals.
  3. “What’s your full name and your mother’s maiden name?”

    • Presented as deeper identity targeting, including attempts to trace bloodline/covenant access.
  4. “What’s your date of birth and the exact time you were born?”

    • Framed as a way to create an astrological/spiritual profile for targeting.
  5. “Can I see a recent photo of you?”

    • Framed as creating a spiritual contact point used for manipulation/monitoring.
  6. “What do you fear the most?”

    • Framed as a way to identify weak spots and exploit fear as a “doorway.”
  7. “What’s your biggest dream/goal in life?”

    • Presented as a way to monitor/delay/hijack destiny through discouragement or spiritual interference.
  8. “Can I pray or prophesy over you?”

    • Framed as a risk if the person isn’t acting from God—could transfer/trigger spiritual harm or reverse blessings.

Presenters / sources

  • Presenter (named in subtitles): Matthew 13:25; 2 Kings 20:13–17; Exodus 20:5; Job 3:25; 2 Timothy 1:7; Genesis 37:5; 2 Corinthians 11:14–15 (Bible passages quoted)
  • No individual human presenter name provided in the subtitles.

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