Good
afternoon and welcome to today's edition of Sunday Special with the Celebrity
Businessman. Happy Sunday wherever you are domiciled.
In view
of popular demand, I am looking into whether it is right or wrong to pay
#spiritualists for #spiritual intervention. My inbox is inundated with hundreds
of messages from people from all parts of the country over this issue. Some
people pay spiritualists over a million naira for intervention and after the
supposed work, the problems will persist.
A few
months back, I heard of a certain Abuja-domiciled #prophetess collecting the
sum of N200,000 each from people for consultation. Nigerians are queuing to
pay. Sequel to the gargantuan nosedive of naira against dollar, I am not
certain if she still collects the same amount.
The
same prophetess made being an enormously donating partner to her church a criterion
for seeing her expressly. People who cannot afford to pay N200,000 or donate
humongously to the church will not be attended to.
Sequel
to the excruciating unemployment in the country, many educated ladies have
metamorphosed to spiritualists, baptizing themselves with monikers like
#Ezenwanyi, Nwa Mmiri, Nne Mmiri, Ogbanje Mmiri, Digital #Ogbanje, etc.
They
are everywhere on Facebook collecting consultation fees, divination fees, work
fees, ritual fees, etc from the unsuspecting public. They also sell expensive
and fake spiritual products to unintelligent people.
They
are only after making money, paying zero attention to whether the problems of
their customers are ameliorated. Some of
them even block their customers that complain.
After
experiencing a one-time hallucination, some those ladies think that they have
gotten spiritual gifts. Innumerable times, I have had encounters with spirits
and I handled them in accordance with the ramifications I know they ought to be
handled. I have not come to social media to post any picture where I am in any
river or shrine with my face is painted and putting white garment.
However,
few of them are real spiritualists capable of interceding for people who have
spiritual problems. An Igbo adage says that because auto-mechanics put on dirty
clothes, they are making it very difficult for people to know who is actually mad.
Folks,
let me state it categorically that spiritual intervention should not be paid
for. If you are a pastor, reverend father, prophet, prophetess, native doctor,
ezenwanyi, etc, you are not supposed to commercialize your spiritual gift.
You are
not supposed to place a price on your spiritual gift, if you are a real
spiritualist. Otherwise, you are a scammer. The universe gave you such gift not
as an instrument of making money, but to help mankind. It is a call for
service. You didn't pay anyone to learn it. Neither did you invest your time in
mastering it.
Imagine
a scenario where a man comes to you in tears for help because his spiritual
problems have crippled his finances and as a result of that, he cannot feed
himself, let alone feeding his family members.
You are
a devil, if you tell him that he must pay consultation fee before he is
attended to. I understand that some divinations may not work without dropping
some amount of money, but there must not be a price tag on it. Any amount the
person has can make divination work. If the customer can only afford N100 for
divination, it is going to work.
All
spiritual works should be free of charge, except if there are things to buy. You
don't have to inflate the prices of whatever you want to buy. I am teaching
some spiritual laws here.
After
attending to your customer free of charge and his life turns around, he will forever
remain grateful to you. The onus will be on him to be showing appreciation from
time to time to you.
Someone
you helped is capable of buying houses, cars, and so many things for you. If
you are a real spiritualist, you will know when someone you interceded for has
gotten better. If you are a real spiritualist, you will know how to take what
rightly belongs to you from him, if he fails to show you appreciation.
That's
the reason why spiritualists should have other income-yielding jobs.
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have any question, whatsapp me on +2348067876251.
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