Viktoria Raidos - The Cult of Ancestors. The Power of Our Blood

Raidos Viktoria

the Cult of Ancestors. The Power of Our Blood

Translation by Benjamin Hugh De Courcy Jones

Raidos V.

The Cult of Ancestors. The Power of Our Blood..: , 2020. 272 .

ISBN 978-5-9573-3559-7

The Cult of Ancestors is the long-awaited debut book by the winner of the sixteenth season of Battle of the Psychics Viktoria Raidos. The author discusses how the actions of distant ancestors continue to influence our destiny today. She also answers the most important question: Is it possible to change what is literally written in the family?

The ability to learn from mistakes and to improve is the basis of both biological and spiritual evolution. One of the most important human tools to help achieve this is conscious attention on the themes of our destiny. This is very important in relation to the history of the family: direct ancestors act on a person automatically, and in order to somehow change their influence you must first understand them. The influence of distant ancestors, on the other hand, and the help they can give is almost impossible to feel and receive without knowledge of them and their fates.

Usually, in order to act correctly, you need to understand who you are and where you are. Victoria is convinced that, in many ways, this understanding comes from a kind of knowledge gained through the history of your ancestors. The force that has been transmitted over centuries from one generation to the next, which is located in your physiology and psyche, develops into certain themes that affect your very life.

If you learn to see and change these stories, you will learn to change your destiny.

Subject: Esotery / Practical esotery

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ISBN 978-5-9573-3559-7

OJSC Ves Publishing Group, 2017

Contents

Introduction

G hosts come to me.

That is just what I do I see them and hear them.

But they also come to each of you. There is not one person to whom this has not happened, considering all our dearly departed are in fact with us nearby. They might even be here with you now as you read these lines.

My job is to see them and hear them and, as their trusted person, to pass on to people what they want to say. Remember that these ghosts were once living people, parts of whom you are carrying around in your genes your ancestors.

And they need one thing, which only the living can give them memory.

Can give and, really, must give.

Memory is even a mark of respect that we all should give to those who brought us into this life.

Those who gave us our character traits, talents, patterns of behaviour, complexion, eye color, and hair.

In many ways our fate.

They are nearby in order to give us strength. Teach us to overcome difficulties, save us from mistakes, help us to achieve what we and they want.

What happens when we push away their help? When we do not think that there were millions of years of successive lives and loves of these people who led to our appearance into the world?

In a case when descendents cannot draw strength and experience from previous generations, they have no strength left for carrying on the family line. This can happen for various reasons. Sometimes a person can start considering themselves more successful, smarter and more educated than his illiterate ancestors. Sometimes ancestors are forgotten as the result of revolutions, civil wars or catastrophes. Sometimes it might even be frightful to have an undesirable relative or ancestor. So they get forgotten, or to be more precise disowned.

Disowning ones roots is the most harmful thing a living being can do.

What happens if one disowns half (a quarter, an eighth, or even all) of ones genes?

Imagine a tree that rejects its roots!

This is a common problem for modern civilisation. Taking the side of material possessions, pleasures and joy, people turn their backs on their history, in other words on themselves, creating a great thirst in their souls. A thirst for authenticity , a thirst for confidence and the righteousness of their present and future lives their own and their childrens that can only be based on solid foundations.

We try to quench this thirst with countless adventures, travels, exotic cultures, other worlds, strange and fascinating fates, passions, fashions and spiritualities.

But to nourish a living being can we really substitute simple, real water for anything else?

When strength, flowing for millions of years from ancestor to descendent, becomes unclaimed or meets an obstacle, it is like a dam in a river. There is as much water as you need, but you feel like you are in a desert. Your garden that you have been cultivating while neglecting yourself, dries out. And if the water pressure becomes too high that the dam breaks, the torrent will be so strong that you will most probably drown.

This thirst of the modern human can only be quenched by a mothers milk, a fathers guidance, a grandmothers blessing and a grandfathers advice.

By the force that comes from the soil, through the roots.

This is the knowledge, intuitively known to all living creatures, that homo sapiens dares to ignore.

Knowing this tribal system, how a person can draw energy from their family and how to act correctly so this bloodline link does not break but rather strengthens with time, is useful to anyone.

Because the bloodline can give not only a strong family and good children, but a career, money, social status and successful self-fulfilment.

Or the other way around the family line can take away and destroy, make one repeat the mistakes of ones ancestors or pay for their debts. It is often hard to abstain from something that has been forced onto you by the blood of your ancestors especially when you do not even realize what is happening. Frequently, it is actions that are difficult to explain with common sense that are easily explained by problems that you have to solve as the inheritor of a particular bloodline. This task, of course, becomes more difficult or even impossible if its preconditions are not understood. If negative information encoded into the family line does not get reprogrammed, it will affect all of the upcoming generations. There is always something that was just written into ones family line, but in every family line there is always the first one .

A family line, like every living thing on Earth, should change and transform to stay alive. And these changes should benefit the members of a given family line. Conditions under which a person exists are heavily dependent on the actions of his ancestors. But how you act, which life choices you make and in which direction you take your family line depends entirely on you.

In any political regime, any economic situation and cultural environment there is one solid, unchanging truth you are someones descendant. And someones ancestor.

Ask yourself What kind of ancestor will I be for my descendants? Are you going to be the one whom they will try to forget, considered to be the reason for all the misfortunes in the family? Or will you be the one whom everyone will thank and be proud of, whose actions they will carry on? To whom your grandchildren and great-grandchildren will want to be similar? In which conditions will those who come after you find themselves?