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Can generational curses and emotional abandonment open the door to demonic bondage?

In this episode of The Blind Exorcist, I talk with John — a young man whose early childhood was shaped by abandonment, culture shock, and isolation after his parents left him in China at the age of three. His emotional wounds led to depression, suicidal thoughts, and demonic torment that continued into adulthood — despite believing he had already been delivered at 19.

We uncover the 81-generation curse of poverty that plagued his family, explore the exorcism process that exposed the demons behind it, and reveal how the authority of Christ broke their grip.

📌 What you’ll discover in this episode:

✅ How abandonment and isolation create spiritual strongholds
 ✅ The shocking discovery of an 81-generation curse of poverty
 ✅ How demons often disguise themselves as your own thoughts
 ✅ John’s real exorcism experience and what it revealed
 ✅ How discipline, faith, and focus are helping John rebuild his life
 ✅ The role of generational curses in long-term spiritual bondage
 ✅ Why true deliverance requires more than a one-time experience

John’s story is raw, relatable, and full of hope for anyone struggling to feel whole again.

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