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Kate Middleton's mom Carole revealed Secrets after 15 Years of Silence at John Lewis - Duration: 11:40.
Kate Middleton's mom Carole revealed used to work at John Lewis after 15 years of silence.
Carole Middleton, successful businesswoman, owner of by far the best legs in royal circles and granny to the future King of England is Christmas-mad.
Her festive preparations are akin to a military operation. The minute her professionally carved Halloween pumpkins hit the compost heap, she starts making festive lists, browsing cookery books (Mary Berry is a current favourite, but oh, that she would go a bit lighter on the cream) and planning the Christmas menu — this year a vegan option will be available in the wood-panelled dining room of Bucklebury Manor in Berkshire.
No wonder poor Wills and Kate will be gutted to be missing out on Carole's extravaganza for the second year running
For there'll be mince pies, mulled wine and mistletoe on tap; bowls brimming with walnuts and teetering piles of clementines everywhere.
And trees! Real, naturally, harvested from the Yattendon Estate that flanks the Middleton's nearby business HQ, and in every size because, for Carole, Christmas is not complete without at least a dozen.
The centrepiece is an extra-large tree that complements the tasteful creams and beiges of the Grade II-listed home where the Middletons have lived since 2013.
But there will also be a 'memory' tree with baubles and angels dating back well beyond their years at Oak Acre (their previous home where William once landed his Chinook helicopter in the garden), to their life before in their very cosy Victorian semi in the nearby village of Bradfield Southend.
That's just for starters. She also thoughtfully pops a tree in her grandchildren's rooms so the older ones 'can decorate it themselves'
If all this sounds like something out of a glossy magazine, that's because it is.
After 15 years of dignified silence — ever since her eldest daughter Catherine and Prince William started dating in 2003 and made what she calls the 'Catherine impact' on their lives — this week Carole, 63, broke royal and personal protocol to give an interview.
Understandably, she was loathe to talk about Catherine, now Duchess of Cambridge, or her royal grandchildren
And she certainly didn't let slip the bitterly disappointing news that, contrary to expectations, Kate and Wills will be at Sandringham, not with the Middletons on Christmas Day as expected
Nor did she touch on her other daughter Pippa and her husband James Matthews, fund manager and the future Laird of Glen Affric, and their newborn Arthur
Or even son James, currently single after a stop-start relationship with TV presenter Donna Air.
But we do now know a lot more about Party Pieces (the multimillion pound business Carole set up in 1987 and runs with her husband Michael, selling over 7,000 products ranging from hen party tiaras to inflatable dinosaurs), Carole's passion for Christmas and a few other things that make her heart soar.
She loves comedian Michael McIntyre, adores cooking, loves Farrow & Ball 'Cord' and 'Hay' shades of beige, has four spaniels and a golden retriever and would hate to live in London.
She never gets stressed and is partial to a soya latte having recently gone vegan/flexitarian to combat an unwelcome gentle thickening around the middle.
And who would have guessed that, along with Burford Garden Company in the Cotswolds, Peter Jones in Sloane Square — where she occasionally makes use of a stylist — is one of her favourite shops in the world?
'The staff are lovely and they all know me,' she says.. She even had a job there, back in the day, on the John Lewis A-Level trainee scheme, working happily in china and glass until she was told she had to do six months on the shop floor and packed it in
'I thought, I'm not doing that for six months — it was really boring'.. But back to Christmas, because nothing really gets Carole quite as excited
Every year she adopts a different wrapping theme for her gifts. 'All red, or all craft paper, or make a big thing with the ribbons,' she says
When all the shopping's done, she and Michael enjoy joint wrapping sessions accompanied by Christmas carols.
Come the big day, she'll will be dressed up to the nines — possibly a red dress from designer label Goat — 'with a big pinny over it for when I'm cooking'.
Michael, 69, meanwhile, might wear something a little more avant-garde. In the past, to entertain the children, he has appeared in an inflatable sumo wrestler fancy dress outfit and as Santa.
There'll also be church, a bracing walk with the dogs, presents, a champagne and smoked salmon lunch, more presents followed by dinner and games — sardines, charades and maybe even a spot of Strictly Christmas on telly.
It's all light years from the Christmases of not so yesteryear. Carole — whose father Ron was a painter and decorator and her mother, Dorothy, the granddaughter of a miner — spent her first six months in a council flat in Ealing
She says she was always driven and, keen to get on, took a job with the Prudential aged 16, but loathed it, returning to school where she gained four A-levels.
After John Lewis, she worked briefly as a secretary before becoming an air hostess, which she says was different back then.
'You had to speak another language. It was almost like being at university!' (She speaks French)
It was there that she met Michael — a manager for an international air station and she organised their wedding, right down to the chilli con carne and bonfire in the evening.
Next came a brief stint in Jordan, where they embraced the social scene at the British Embassy before returning to the UK and the semi in Bradfield where, aged 32 and pregnant with baby James, she set up Party Pieces.
'It was a good idea or it wouldn't have taken off,' she says. And it did, like a rocket
From the wooden shed near the Wendy house in their back garden to a huge business operating from an impressive complex of Dutch barns in Berkshire.
Carole, meanwhile, never took her foot off the accelerator. She worked and provided a loving home — complete with white rabbit marshmallow birthday cakes
In July 2013, she and Mike moved into Bucklebury Manor, a £4.7 million pile with vast grounds.
While Carole might be partial to the odd Christmas tree or ten, she insists she is neither profligate nor wasteful when it comes to clothes
She considers Jigsaw 'a bit pricey', visits Catherine Walker for special occasions, but generally prefers to shop in the sales.
Of course she does! She's not just granny to the future king, she's an astute and hard-working businesswoman and self-made multi-millionaire in case we hadn't realised.
For so long, Carole and Michael have played everything so stylishly, with such dignity — who can forget those unkind 'doors to manual' gags when Kate and Wills first got together? No wonder she says she stopped reading anything online about herself.
They provided William with the warm family life he never had. In return they've been welcomed into the Royal Family like no other in-laws before, and are incredibly hands-on grandparents to George, Charlotte and Louis.
Quite right, too, as Carole sounds like the world's best granny. Not just because she looks about 50 and has more energy than most 20 year olds — but because she's fun
All children should eat with the grown-ups 'as soon as they can sit up straight', she says
She loves a party and confides: 'I'm definitely a night owl and a real chatterbox'.
Which brings us back to this interview with The Telegraph. She would not have needed permission but it is highly likely that she ran it past William's staff anyway.
But it still begs the question as to why, after all this time, she chose to do it — it's not as if her business needs a boost
In her first magazine shoot, perched on a beige sofa, she looks stylish but awkward — by all accounts she was very nervous, worried that talk of all those Christmas trees made it sound 'as if I live in a mansion' and insisted, several times, that her life 'is really normal — most of the time'.
As Carole puts it herself: 'Over the years, it's proved wise not to say anything'.
And, maybe, just maybe, she should have stuck to it.. 'My biggest fear was losing them': Carole Middleton reveals she's always put her family first to ensure the clan remains tight-knit - including her 'lovely' son-in-law Prince William.
The Duchess of Cambridge's mother has spoken of her delight that her family has remained close over the years and described son-in-law William as 'lovely' in a rare interview.
Carole Middleton, whose grandson Prince George is the future king, described herself as 'normal' and a 'hands-on' mother and grandmother, and said family comes first in her life.
Speaking to the Sunday Telegraph's Stella magazine, the 63-year-old, who is celebrating 30 years of success with her Party Pieces family business, said her family is 'paramount', adding: 'They come first and that will always be the case, even when I have more me time'.
She added: 'My biggest fear (as her offspring grew up) was that I'd lose my family, but we've stayed close'.
Referring to William and her daughter Pippa's husband James Matthews, a hedge fund manager, she said: 'I have two lovely sons-in-law and I hope I'll have a lovely daughter-in-law'.
Mrs Middleton also recalled Kate and William's wedding at Westminster Abbey in 2011 when she and her family had the eyes of the world on them for the televised event.
She said: 'Like every mother, I wanted to look my best, make my children proud and enjoy the day.
'I honestly don't think I was any more stressed than any other mother-of-the-bride'.
Mrs Middleton, mother to Kate, Pippa and James, and grandmother to George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Pippa and James Matthews' new baby Arthur, said she believes structure and discipline are important for children early on in life.
Giving an insight into her parenting, and perhaps grand-parenting, she told the magazine that children need routine, saying: 'You can't suddenly start teaching them about politeness at 13
You have to do it from the start'.. Giving a glimpse into what a Middleton family Christmas looks like, she described visiting church on Christmas Day, followed by a walk, then smoked salmon and champagne for lunch before the main meal in the evening.
However, acknowledging the needs of the little ones in her growing family, she added: 'With young grandchildren, maybe we'll move that forward and have it at lunchtime'.
While most of the Queen's children and grandchildren and their families go to Sandringham, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expected to go to the Middletons in Berkshire this year instead.
In a recent interview on German TV, Kate's brother James hinted that he's expecting a full house this year, saying: 'For me it's all about family
It's one where we can all regroup'.. In 2016, William and Kate broke with tradition by spending the festive season with the Middletons rather than joining the Queen in Norfolk.
At the time experts said the decision was made to put the needs of George and Charlotte, who were then three and 18 months, first and give them a more relaxed experience rather than the formality of Sandringham.
Christmas at Sandringham is run like a military operation with everything from guests' arrival time to when they eat breakfast, walk the dogs, sit down to lunch and retire to bed strictly timetabled
Even lunch on Christmas Day is pencilled in for just 50 minutes and the women are expected to make five outfit changes on December 25th alone.
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Stridelinx Secure Industrial VPN Router : Cloud Notify Remote Alarms - Duration: 6:13.
The StrideLinx VPN Router is the standard for secure Remote PLC Access.
With an easy 3-step router configuration, best industry pricing, the StrideLinx cloud
takes your Productivity to a whole new level.
With add-on features you can press that productivity even further.
The new cloud notify feature, will Alert you of critical events via email and push messages,
before they result in loss of production.
Allowing you to route important messages and alarm events, from remote locations or even
right down the hall.
And this feature does this without any changes to your PLC code.
All controlled from the Stridelinx cloud platform.
In this video we will setup the free 30-day trail, configure an alarm conditions and review
some of the options.
Log on to your Stridelinx account.
Select the router that you want to apply the cloud notify feature to.
Select the Info tab and insure that you have at least version 3.10 loaded.
If you not select here and apply the latest firmware.
Now select subscription and click here on activate to start the free trial.
Select activate and acknowledge the start of the trial.
Before we start configuring the cloud notify alarm events, we will need to setup some tags
to monitor.
This is done under the services tab.
Click here to add a service, and since I have already created a service I will need to select
here to be given the Create new option.
Give this service a name and then provide the Ip address of the Device I will be monitoring
the tags of.
Seelect this as a Data source.
Select here to set the communication protocol type.
Now that the source has been added let�s add some tags to that source.
Select add.
Give the tag a name.
Define the data type.
Now this is defining the tags as a holding register you only need to provide the offset
address here.
The factor is a multiplier that can be used for scaling.
Now I have already scaled this tag, in my PLC, so I will only have to multiply it by
one.
Here you can define the unit of measurement of the tag.
Now I will repeat this process for a temperature tag.
Now select to sync this information to the router.
Then select to test the communication to those tags.
Everything tests fine so let�s continue on to setup the alarm event.
Go back to the subscription tab and select to open the Cloud notify.
Select the Data source you want to apply the alarm to.
Select here to add an alarm.
I am going to setup a high low-level alarm event for the Water tank level.
Select here to add alarm.
Select the tag.
Give the alarm a name.
For severity you have 3 options High, medium and low.
This is used to determine who receives the alarm.
This will become more apparent when we define the alarm receivers.
For the trigger, for a float, you are given the options greater than or Less than.
Now, since this is our low-level alarm select less than.
Threshold is the value your tag is compared to.
Now, I need an alarm condition when the tank level drops below 15 inches.
For our period this defines how long the tag dropping under our threshold before it triggers
an alarm.
So, this alarm will trigger if the tanks level drops below 15 inches for more than 200 milliseconds.
The instructions will be the message you receive in the email and push message.
So, make it something that will make sense to the person receiving the message.
Once you are done, select add.
Now let�s do the same thing for the high-level alarm.
I will select this as a medium priority.
Select greater than and I want this alarm when it goes above 220 inches for more than
1 second.
Now, add your message and then select add.
Now let�s go and look at Alarm receivers.
These are all the users that is registered to this router.
Now the severity makes more sense.
If all 3 bubbles are filled.
The receiver will get all alarms.
If these two are selected, then they will get all high and medium alarms.
And if this is selected they only high-level alarms.
Once you have this setup, select confirm.
Now hit sync to send this to the router.
Now, close the cloud notify.
As you can see, we already have a message and that is the tank low-level alarm.
Select here to see the full message.
It shows the time the alarm happened, the router it came from and the value of the tag
at the time of the alarm.
These messages will be stored here from now on.
This message was sent by email and this is how the formatting will look.
Also, if you have installed the Stridelinx Mobile app, for iPhone or Android, when there
is an alarm condition you will receive push notifications, and this will take you directly
to your messages.
So, with this Cloud Notify feature you get unlimited alarms and endless possibilities.
If you have any question on this feature, feel free to comment below or call into our
Free tech support team.
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VideoCast #43: Demonic Common Strongholds Common in Adopted Children - Duration: 30:43.
This is Deliverance Ministry.FM video cast number 43.
Hello
again, everybody.
Welcome to another episode of Deliverance Ministry.FM, where we give you proven insights
about the demonic realm and deliverance ministry so that you can wage spiritual warfare more
effectively.
I'm here with my friend and cohost and colleague, Dr Phyl.
Hey, Dr. Don.
Good to have you here.
As always, we love doing these things and um, this today we're going to have a topic
on one that we actually came in and more than one request this through the input through
our website from people who wanted to see this, this topic talked about and really it's
about demonic strongholds that we see most frequently in children who have been adopted
and as we'll see many times these children are adopted within the United States, but
many times they're adopted from foreign countries.
So, um, you know, the, it's an important topic.
It's one we'd get in, we'd gotten grilled on, we've had some experience dealing with,
uh, some children like that and families.
That's what we're going to talk about that.
And I think the starting point is to really recognize that there's counseling and deliverance.
People come in here because they, they see a problem right there, you got a problem in
themselves.
And if it's with children, the, um, you know, they and they, they were adopted.
They're coming here and they're perplexed, right?
They say, well, what's wrong with my child?
So because they know, well, we've raised them, right?
We got them at such and such an age and man right away we've been seeing these things.
Right.
That's pretty much been though the history of things that we use that we've seen.
Right, right.
Yeah.
Because they don't know what's going on in their generational bloodline.
Well, and that's the thing we're going to talk about, you know, this is, there are open
doors and we've got a whole series of podcasts about open doors for demonic strongholds.
So we talked about different things that we do are done to us that opened doors.
And, and, um, you know, I certainly encourage you to listen to the podcast or do you think
the thing with children, many times our adopted children is you have no idea what's happened
to them.
So, or what are the things or what are some of the issues that we hear most frequently
from parents when they bring their, their child in for adoption?
Well, I think for adoption, bring their child in for, for counseling anymore.
So
generally they, they're trying to figure out why the child is either acting out, misbehaving
or withdrawing and sinking back.
So you know, oftentimes you'll see a child with anger and defiance issues.
And I've seen that often in here with the children that are adopted.
There is a, there is something that comes in over them that caused them to be angry,
you know, whether they don't know who they are or where they belong or the spirit of
insecurity that comes in with that.
Like, who am I, you know, you know, who are my original birth parents.
But I think a lot of times it manifests in that the the insecurity will manifest as a
clean a clean each child that won't their mother out of their sight.
What age are.
I mean?
The age of children.
We typically see what's.
I mean obviously there's some things that happened.
One of the adults do gospel with kids.
I mean, what's the, what's the typical
sing it about the age of three or four when they see these things really start to take
on their own shape and form and oftentimes parents will just discount it as the toddlers,
the two year old, that sort of thing.
But then once they start to develop their own temperament, like at four, five, six is
about when they start to say, okay, we've got some real problems because they're trying
to integrate them into the school system and they're not.
They don't want to leave, you know, because they have either separation anxiety where
the child won't let go of the parents because of the Ben Admin issues and different things
like that or
behavior problems that they see at school or prayer.
Preschool or kindergarten, is that when they first times they would say so,
yeah, because that's where the child is going to have to integrate and if there's a spirit
of rejection, which is pretty large, then that's all doesn't easily blend in with other
children and that's when you'll see some of the defiance and anger that will start to
rise up.
Other things I, you know, I, I've noticed is there tends to be a great deal of spirits
of self pity that they don't want to manipulate a child.
You know that they have a victim temperaments where they're going to play you [inaudible]
and they know.
I think most parents, typically a child's three or four.
I mean, I know there's probably different conventional wisdoms on these things, but
I'm sure with adoptive parents who adopt children, they're told at a certain, you know, the kids
find out, right?
At a certain age are usually the kids are three or four are the ones that have coming
to see us at least if they know that they've been adopted.
Right?
They're not thinking,
yeah, and you don't see in the, in the fruit of that later is you know, the enemy I think
with all of us uses a spirit of rejection.
So with this group, it's a slam dunk because it doesn't take long.
Does it matter who the child's parents are or what you're doing or how you're bringing
them up?
It's the enemy that will come in and start to whisper to them at like seven, eight years
old.
You weren't wanted.
Your parents don't love you, you know, you need the parents gave you up for adoption
and that spirit of rejection starts to come in and starts to needle them.
Well, it's been, I think we'd probably say it was, been there from the get go, especially
if they've been adopted for whatever the reason, whatever the dynamics, whether it's economics
or whatever that child was put up for adoption, let's say in a foreign country because I mean
that's quite often a lot of them ones that we deal with, but it could be either one,
right?
The child was, however, not really want it because whatever the circumstances there,
their parents put them up for adoption or put them up for adoption.
Right.
But I see, I think,
I think what happens is it really starts to, you know, at seven, eight years old, they
can, they're here in the enemy, speak to them with things like you're not wanted, you're
rejected.
And I think that's where it starts to take some ground in soul, even greater ground by
their agreement.
Right.
Okay.
All right.
So, um, so once again, it seems to play out anger.
I mean, that's the thing.
I, you've certainly had mark's minutes shorter than I am, but I can remember in times past
where the parents would bring them to the child, just so much anger.
What's going on here?
There's talent, there's temper tantrums and you know, kids, normal anger gets expressed
by say, man, this is not normal.
Most mothers, I think especially just even if they have other kids have been honored,
it gets say, wow, this is not normal.
This is not just.
Well, was it real hard?
Anger wasn't real normal for me either amount of for you remember this, but I had to call
you in to my office because the child started to manifest and got underneath the chair with
so much anger and refuse to come out and wouldn't respond necessarily to his, you know, adoptive
parent.
But you know, we used a little manly authority.
You were able to coax him out.
But yeah, those spirits are tough when they, when they have a wall up like that.
And I would say too, I mean if they come from foreign countries, right, there's different
spirits idea dynamics.
There are certain things that happen in any, you know, any family situation with a child
is adopted.
But depending on the countries that people have come from, I know we've had some parents
who adopted kids from where are all our motto and
yeah, in different places.
You've got them all Africa.
Yeah.
Okay.
And, and terrorists to spirits there too that are different than
woo.
Those territorial spirits are way different than anything that we've seen over here in
the United States.
So it's, it's, it's culturally very different.
But you know, those are ruling territorial spirits over those areas and then you'll see
a lot manifests with the children, with the cult because they'd been under the influence
of it and that the witchcraft it'll manifest in the office.
Sure.
And I think the thing we hear from parents that come in, they're so frustrated because
they're saying we got this baby they love many times they wanted a child, they'd gone
through hoops to adopting a child is not a, there's not a simple deal.
And it's, it's a lot of emotional financial investment that people make when they get
this child.
And he's just, he just love on that child.
They just.
And right from the get go, you know, they weren't abused at all because that's the way
I always ask.
Well, seeing these things while the child's been abused or you know, they'd been around
where things could have happened to you.
Oh No, we have watched these children.
So these things are, they're kind of right from the get go from day one to get the child
and that sorts.
It's a source of frustration for.
So obviously the things we see, like you talked about is rejection and then and then abandonment
issues, right, and people's spirits of abandonment that tied in with fear because they were many
times you know alone or just traumas at birth or after.
Especially the foreign country children that are adopted, you know, that legal process
tends to take a whole lot longer than it would here in the United States is pretty seamless
with.
It's already set up.
But over there you could be having a child, which is what happened with one of my clients
whose baby was passed around to several different foster homes in and out of different orphanages
for I think two or three months before she could actually get that tiled released from
the system.
And there was trauma that happened to that tall baby was dropped, you know, I don't know.
Something happened
could be abusive and acre.
Right.
And that's all opened doors for tournament anywhere in any child.
And a lot of the
foreign country orphanages to.
They don't, they don't nurture the child, they just put them in a crib and there's,
there's no touching, there's no loving.
And you'll see that all a lot of times with that over here.
I've seen, I've seen it manifest in different people as adults too, that will, they'll tell
me that they were left alone, they were left alone and they didn't, you know, those first
few days, even if something delayed their adoption here in the states caused a lot of
problems for them as well because they, they, they'll, they'll tell you, they almost feel
like there's a small child still crying inside them when they come in for deliverance.
So yeah, abandonments big.
And then of course there's generational issues.
Those are.
And we see in general and when it talks about open doors for demonic torment, I say historically
we've seen anywhere it's anywhere from a half to two thirds of the people things, issues
people deal with, have any of any birth, right.
Our generational right?
Things in the bloodline, things in the family and the, and the issues.
So if you know your parents and your birth pants, you can kind of look up your family
tree, but if you were adopted or you're a parent who's adopted children many times,
you know, very little if anything, you know next to nothing.
Yeah, there's not much in there in their adoption papers are filed either.
Well, the good news is is we talked about is what God does know.
And so many times when people find their way to our center here, it's obviously one of
our focuses is on deliverance ministry and they understand it's spiritual.
It's not just all counseling issues.
Now there are counseling things that we help people with in terms of dealing with, with
children in general.
But man, if it's demonic spirits, they are there, you know, and they pay me times.
We don't know how they got there.
And so, um, you know, our general approach with parents when they come in and bring,
especially children with deliverance and say, we insisted they as the spiritual head of
the home go through deliverance.
Absolutely go first, right?
Starts with that.
No, when the children come in and go through deliverance, they've got to know how to war
effectively over their child afterwards and I think for the most part, that's the discipline
piece that I put into place after deliverance of a small child they need, they need to understand
that they're in there, which is a bit of a spiritual battle if they're old enough to
be able to do that and that when their mother or their father corrects them or binds up
a spirit afterwards or cancels and assignment over them, they need to know and their agreement
has to shift.
And, and I and I, I train the parents on how to do that so that the child knows they're
not being yelled at, but they can make the distinction between, okay, this is not me.
I'm not coming into.
Because the kids are generally very repentant after they act out with the anger and the
rage like that and they don't understand why they're, they're acting like that.
So yeah.
So we can take them through all of all the binding and loosing and making the distinction
between whether it's spiritual or whether it's behavioral, um, you know, if you bind
it up and it stops, then you're going to know that it's spiritual.
And so a lot of the after, um, training on how to keep your children free is designed
around, around them in their agreement but mostly falls on the parents because without
the parents doing it, then the child has no spiritual head.
Right?
And that's important obviously.
Yeah.
So we were pretty big on that.
And so, you know, we talked about, you know, rejection issues, a child not being wanted,
you're put up for dish and maybe abandonment issues, maybe generational curses things in
the bloodline, you know, spirits traveling down through the parents bug line and the,
and the, the mothers and the fathers.
And, and then there could be even or curses word curses spoken over that child in general.
And once again, these are true of any, anyone that's born can, can have these word courses.
But once again, in the case of maybe adopted child who, you know, that it could be, it
could be worse because they weren't planning for definitely for the most part, they weren't
wanted or.
And so there's things that could be spoken over those.
So those are all potential open doors.
Yeah.
Even spoken in the womb, like even while they were being carried, you know, like I've seen
that even just in generally children that, you know, miserable mothers that were carrying
these children that didn't want to be pregnant.
And they said this is miserable, this is horrible.
You know, I don't want to be pregnant.
So a lot of that rejection comes in over the wound curses.
They'll also, like you said, they can travel down through the generational bloodline, come
in through the umbilical cord or they could be.
It can be spoken over the child after the child is born.
Like one of my clients suffered with great sorrow.
Um, she was an adult, but she suffered with great, great sorrow.
And she said, you know, um, there was a delay.
There was a delay in the, in the adoption papers.
And, and my guess is though, well meaning caregivers in the hospital while I was in
there were just this is the, that poor little baby that nobody wanted and that, and that's
how she kinda grew up even after she got adopted the birth, the adoptive parents, you know,
they, they could never have children.
And then once they got her as so often it goes, all of a sudden they were able to have
their own and so she was still kind of like the outsider and grew up with that sorrow
until we got her in here.
And of course we broke it as an adult and she, she now walks in tremendous joy.
But those things that can be spoken over over a baby eating you never know.
And that was the one where I was taking her for through deliverance and we could literally
hear a very small child just just weeping as we prayed for her.
And so we had to break that.
Yeah.
It's.
So, it's so interesting because obviously the person, especially as a dove, they're
not aware of it.
You know, there's just there.
It's just buried.
If you like, deep within their soulless realm and, and um, so you know, getting free from
those spirits that were entered in even as a child in the womb, that's important because
you can't, you know, you can, if you need deliverance, you, you can't counsel demons
out of people and people go through counseling and they can read the word and do the word
and try to, you know, be obedient and, but it's like, man, if those spirits are there,
there's got to come out one way or the other.
And so, but, but, but that does bring up an interesting point though because when we've
talked about this before them that sometimes even when the time that children are in here,
maybe there are four or five years old, many times they've learned how to manipulate their
parents have
politically, I mean even from the crib, but you know, you get a mom who has waited to
have a baby.
And because the deliverance process is not a.
I mean, the adoption process is not a short process.
Generally these women have waited years before they can get a baby once they've submitted
themselves.
To the adoption process, and so there's a level of desperation that's been in the mom,
I think that has died.
They almost have to go through deliverance for that before they get these children.
But that spirit of desperation, it t says that that mother will do absolutely anything
for that
title.
And it could be the parents to rna.
It could be the father to write.
It's going to happen.
We're not singling out mothers here exclusively to fathers, but it could be either.
Oh, right.
Just bend over backwards.
And then that's how I learned how to manipulate really early on because they have no boundaries.
No, no.
And then that's when we, we come in to try to pray deliverance for a title like that.
It can be a little difficult because they're defiant and there they refused and that refusal
I'm will prevent their deliverance.
I mean, I, I gotta be honest with you.
When the child shuts down and absolutely refuses.
No, it's really all about freewill.
So makes deliverance very difficult on that type of anger and defiant issue.
And we have, you know, we do pray deliverance when I say we, I mean as a senator, you really
focused on it certain much more than I do, but we've done deliverance on children as
young as what, three, four years old, and in 48 we have an approach with the kids and
then another kind of a modified approach for children who are a little bit older that we
consider them a development.
Do, do some things, do some things there.
So, but that's an important thing.
Are We, you know, we're all quick to say there's not, there's not demons behind every problem
in a person's life.
And people need help maybe counseling and say, well, it's their strongholds that her
spirits there that are working on that child's life.
Let's get those spirits out and arrest the child.
Doesn't want to want it.
Does need to want it.
Yeah.
They really do come in here and we don't, we've not seen success with that.
Now we haven't.
And that's a hard thing for me because you know, you have these parents that we can identify
it, we can see it, we can discern an awful lot from where they came, but the child shuts
down and there's a refusal.
You can't get very far with that.
I'd say that I'd say most of the Times because the people who find this year are Christian
parents or at least have Christian values and they're raising this and the things of
God, right?
They heard the word.
Maybe they've taken him to Sunday school and got some things.
And I think at the core many times I, I think their free, that child may be wants to please
God or want doesn't want to be this way.
Right?
Isn't that the norm that you see in?
It's like, okay, well we can work with that.
Right?
And it's like, because, you know, you'd ask the questions and say, I don't like behaving
like that.
I don't like being like this.
And sometimes they don't even know why themselves.
Isn't that happen?
Absolutely.
So.
So those are some things we see coming through the door.
And once again, when we don't, we have a process that we take, you know, parents and the children
through for deliverance, but maybe just in general just to, and I'll share some of the
things that we do and how we deal with these children and things that we do when, when
kids come through the door with these issues,
typically when they come in, you know, of course for the first thing we always do is
have the parents give us a, a bit of a background on them.
So I have a counseling guideline journal that I send out to the parents so they can give
me what they've seen from zero to one, two, three, four, however old they are in any trauma
as anything that they know, any, anything that could be in the child's background, anything
that they've understood about the birth parents, the country of origin, that sort of thing.
So I have a bit of a background understanding.
Uh, also I send the parents was when I call it child issues sheet, which they can circle
some of the things that they've seen, you know, if it's come in with fear in school
or fear of animals or nailbiting, bedwetting, different kinds of traumas, different things
that have set them off, you know, most of it's identified on that sheet.
And then when they do come in, uh, you know, I just spend a little time with the child.
I like, you know, we have the child and the parent together and they'll just, I only to
watch the child for a little while, just its display, let them do whatever they want.
Sometimes the parents get a little upset because you know, the child starts crawling around
on the floor or do I like to see what they're going to do and how the parents can discipline
them.
So I give pretty much free reign for that.
So we have that first session, which is just an interview type session and then we'll take
the, you know, depending on the age of the child, will either going to teach the child
how to some about some of the open doors and how to get some of those doors shut so we
can get their agreement and then pray for them.
So it's not a really long process, but you know, there has to be a lot of the things
that we go through or what we would go through in our regular counseling session with adults,
you know, breaking the generational, um, any generational things can't break in any ungodly
soul ties with anyone that's handled them canceling any word curses.
Certainly that's been spoken over them, you know.
So we go through all of all of that and send that was done to them or, or, um, any sin
that they did.
And forgiveness is huge.
I think that's a big piece.
Even with the little ones I go, I go into that a lot about that, right?
Yeah.
Because that's the one piece of the homework regardless of age that I have the children
do by themselves and the parents often system is I just have them make a little list of
the people that they're angry at her that have upset them and then we go through the
implications of it happened, you know, why they need to release some so they're not the
ones being harassed and you know, generally the parents will take them through that.
So then we can do,
forgive their probably their birth parents.
Right.
They gave them up and obviously their adoptive parents too.
Right.
That's part of the mix.
Yup.
And any teachers or friends that they have in school that have upset them and then we'll
take them through deliverance.
Typically with a child though, it's only, you know, depending on the age, I mean little
ones, it could be like 15, 20 minutes, you know, as you get a little bit older it could
be 30 and even older than that.
It could be closer to an hour, but it's not.
They don't have the attention span.
So we try to be very specific and then move on and then, and then so we take them through
deliverance and then we have to teach the parents prop proper boundaries, you know,
how to, how to, how to, how to keep these spirits from re manifesting.
And a lot of that's
well.
So I was tiny.
The discipline, do we talk about boundaries?
But it's like, isn't it disappointed a lot of it just does a follow through.
Just used to want to be the, you know, that I think that's, that's a challenge, right?
I mean we treat people for, I don't know, four, five, six sessions.
But man, when you see somebody who's like, the child is running the roost, ruling the
roost.
It's like, man, that's hard, you know, especially like you say, if they've just, just so overwhelmed
with loving the child and just want to be the best mother and the best father, the best
friend that child has and they don't know how to say no.
Right?
And, and, and, and, uh, and again, you know, I've watched that too because they'll say,
well, my child doesn't have any control over this, but I've watched a child disrip apparent
right up in the parking lot of, of, of, of our office.
And in the minute I walked up, she just stopped in to smile.
That means I thought, well, see, you know, this is, this is discipline discipline that
needs here.
These are true, true.
And I mean, here we are, we're focusing some on spirits and adopted children.
But obviously, you know, there's a lot of these can be common.
You see that you walk into a store and you could just see who's in charge, you know,
the four year old or the 40 year old parent, you know, that's, that's another issue.
But, um, it, I think there is that special dynamic with adoptive parents because like
you say, especially if they've got it from a foreign country or even if they didn't,
it's like, man, they've had to jump through hoops.
They've waited, they've spent time, they've got a mental and emotional energy invested,
finances invested.
So just making that transition.
So teaching the parent how to, how to do spiritual warfare over the child, but also hopefully
help them to, um, to set up some boundaries and some discipline.
Sometimes it's for the first time, right?
They haven't learned how to do it.
Yeah.
You know, and it's the analogy of like, if you're gonna, if you're going to mow their
lawn, like in the book, you know, the, the, the, the boundaries, we, you're going to mow
their lawn for them everyday.
They're going to lay back and let you mow their lawn, right?
And the minute you stop mowing their lawn for them, they're going to kick and scream.
So this same thing with children.
You're going to make their bed for them.
Every day you're going to stop doing some of the things that they're used to or they
expected you to do.
The expected you to react a certain way.
They're going to have a bit of a temper tantrum when you don't, when you start drawing some
lines.
And that's not necessarily demonic, that's, that's a free the free will of the child.
So yeah, that's all got to be restrained.
No.
Well, you talked about one of the person will use in here was that adult and had some issues
from childhood and so you know that they went through some deliverance because of these
adoption issues, but what about some children issues as well?
You see this where we dealt with.
We had a young young girl, I it remember that child, I think you said from Guadalajara Mile
area.
Who had been who or what?
Her family wasn't been witchcraft or something.
Was it her, her, her biological family.
We.
We discerned that because of the, the area that she was born into over there and some
of the ritual practices that they had with the witchcraft ceremonies were actually done
in and around and on her birthday.
So when she came in and we had to break any assignment to the day of her birth, I can't
remember exactly what it was, but I think there was some sort of a festival or some
sort of a ritual that went on over there at that time and I did some research to, to actually
check out, check out the dates of her birth and see, you know, what was going on in Guatemala
around that and found a whole litany of things that were going on that were witchcraft stuff.
And, and you know, then the parents could actually, you know, they were missionaries
over there.
And I think that you have to be careful that I don't think a lot of, oftentimes a lot of
the native people to the land appreciate the missionaries who are coming in and taking
their children out because they did shut down the adoptions out of Guatemala for a period
of time.
Which meant there, there was some problem there and you know, so we had to break any
curses over the adoptive parents that were taking the children out, you know, and it,
which is her craft versus I absolutely.
And, and also it seemed that they were bringing back artifacts from the area every time they
came, like little dolls and things like that from the area and what they still had the
baby blanket that the baby was born into or came home from the hospital with, you know,
all these little things.
But when I researched it, I found that a lot of the people that were making them over there
for the missions, people were involved with witchcraft.
I mean, some of the fibers that they were using, they actually prayed over and I can't
remember the distinctiveness of it all, but the little dolls that were sent home or dolls
that were used for witchcraft.
So we had to, they looked innocent enough, but a lot of this stuff had infiltrated the
house too.
So in this particular child had an obsession with dolls.
So yeah.
Interesting.
All right.
And then, um,
any other accounts you want to share here as we begin to.
Oh, well, you know, the only other thing that I see an awful lot in the office, it's a bit
of a stretch from the adoption piece of it, but it, it's unwanted children that are raised
by others, you know, they're, they're not necessarily put into the adoption system,
but they're not raised by their birth parents.
They're raised by neighbors or other goodwill people that have just taken him in because
they'd been on the streets.
And that's where you see mostly spirits of victimization and a lot of abuse because there's
no, there's no protection.
Well, I think it's just like I said, we've, it, it's, um, it's, there's so much uncertainty
or unknown ones when people adopt children, whether it's like I say, domestic or foreign
countries.
So there could be things that are in that child that you have no idea what they were.
But the thing is, the good news is the Lord does know, and with some education, some training
and some deliverance and some teaching and equipping going forward.
You know, the child can be set free in the parent, can be on the path to learning how
to do spiritual warfare effectively over the child.
So I think as with anything in the Gospel, because of the cross, it doesn't stuff that
happened to us where a result birth doesn't have to be a life sentence, right?
So can be born and raised in horrific conditions and God can work it together for good and
the more people know and can be trained and equipped in that and especially take the child
through deliverance, it can make a huge difference.
Yeah, because we all have a purpose and a plan, you know, and regardless of how you
started your purpose and your plan is still there, nothing's missing.
Nothing's broken, but it could be a little tarnished and blood of Jesus Christ is good
for getting all things back together and putting you right back in that, that assignment.
So to know what came in at the, at the birth, you know, we want to break any demonic assignments
that started at birth and then reestablished.
You know, whatever.
God chose this as your original purpose here on earth and speak that over the tile.
Then take them through deliverance and set them back on that right course.
We hope you enjoyed this session.
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Hey, guys! Welcome back.
In today's video I wanted to showcase
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Now that the holidays are upon us.
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They have a holiday market set up until the 24th,
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