11/14/2025
Amara unrolled the crumpled chart across the table. The barn still smelled of lavender and roses from yesterday’s healing, but her people were restless—afraid that the sickness might return.
“This,” she said, tapping the paper, “is our compass. The enemy hides in layers. If we only clear the surface, it will burrow deeper. But if we go category by category—cell, source, driver, exit—we can leave nothing behind.”
Dallas squinted. “Looks complicated.”
Amara smiled. “It’s simple when you tag it with love.”
Step One: Cell Functions
She guided them to hold their stones over their own bodies.
“Tag the cells,” she instructed. “Say it aloud, so your words become anchors.”
“I tag my membrane. I love you.”
“I tag my receptors. I forgive you.”
“I tag my DNA. I see you.”
Each person made their way down the list—energy, proteins, reproduction, HLA variants, toll receptors. Their stones glowed brighter with each declaration.
Step Two: Toxin Source
Next, Amara pointed to the column labeled toxic source.
“Now we ask: where is it from? Plant? Animal? Chemical? Frequency? Each source has a counterfeit.”
They tagged each one, sandwiching the words of love around them:
“I see you, virus. I love you.”
“I see you, chemical toxin. I forgive you.”
“I see you, frequency. Thank you for showing yourself.”
As the tags landed, faint silver threads lifted off their bodies, dissolving into the air.
Step Three: Toxic Drivers
Amara’s voice grew steady. “This is where it gets tricky. Toxins often ride in on memory, trauma, even curses. Don’t be afraid—just tag them.”
The group repeated after her:
“I tag memory programs. I love you.”
“I tag trauma. I forgive you.”
“I tag spells and cords. I see you.”
Dallas whispered, “Feels like cutting invisible ropes off my chest.”
Step Four: Detox Exits
Amara tapped the final list. “Now—where will it leave? Choose the exits.”
They called out, “Liver!” “Lymph!” “Skin!” “Spiritual system!”
She reminded them: “Picture the exits wide open. Picture the toxins flowing