Brief Summary
Ramon Valverde, a former sorcerer, shares his testimony about how he discovered the power of seven specific psalms to break black magic. He recounts a pivotal moment when his powerful ritual was destroyed by someone using these psalms, leading him on a journey to uncover their secrets. This quest led to his conversion to Christianity and his use of these psalms as spiritual weapons against the dark forces he once served.
- Seven specific psalms in the Bible can destroy black magic.
- These psalms work through faith in God, not as magical formulas.
- Each psalm has a specific purpose in spiritual warfare.
Introduction: Ramon's Testimony
Ramon Valverde introduces himself as a 58-year-old Colombian and a former sorcerer of 27 years. He claims to have been the person that people asked God to protect them from, the sorcerer pastors warned about. Ramon states that he will reveal a secret that the kingdom of darkness doesn't want people to discover: seven specific psalms in the Bible that can destroy black magic. He knows this because he witnessed these psalms destroy his most powerful rituals when he served the darkness. He describes a specific incident where he was performing a complex ritual to destroy a woman's marriage when the victim's house began to glow spiritually, protected by a golden light. The entities he summoned screamed and were expelled, with the word "Psalms" being uttered by the main spirit. This event led Ramon to seek the truth about these psalms.
The Fear and Curiosity After the Failed Ritual
In the days following the failed ritual, Ramon was bedridden, experiencing fear for the first time in his 27 years in the darkness. The entities that once obeyed him now avoided him, but his curiosity drove him to investigate the power of the psalms. He discreetly inquired among other sorcerers, but they were unwilling to discuss the subject. One experienced pi de Santo warned him against working against someone who uses the "war psalms," stating that even the strongest entities would lose against those words. This warning only intensified Ramon's obsession.
The Search for Knowledge and the First Clue
Ramon spent weeks searching ancient grimoires and consulting entities to find information about the psalms. A Haitian sorcerer provided the first real clue, revealing that the Christian Bible contains a book of songs, and that seven specific psalms are like fire to them. The sorcerer refused to name the psalms, fearing Ramon would test them and leave their side. Later, a former client, now a Christian, sought Ramon's help to remove entities she had previously requested. She revealed that a church lady taught her to pray specific psalms every night for protection.
Discovery of the Seven Psalms
The former client showed Ramon a list of seven psalms: Psalm 7, Psalm 35, Psalm 37, Psalm 59, Psalm 91, Psalm 109, and Psalm 140, along with notes on how to use them. Ramon copied the list and left, feeling a shiver down his spine. He opened a Bible for the first time in almost three decades and began to read Psalm 91. Despite the simple words, he felt a presence and noticed the candles on his altar flickering.
Testing the Power of Psalm 91
Ramon decided to conduct a controlled test, preparing a simple binding ritual to cause arguments between a couple. Before invoking the entities, he read Psalm 91 aloud. The entities that were beginning to manifest were violently expelled, the work collapsed, and the environment was cleansed of any spiritual presence. Instead of fear, Ramon felt peace, which was unsettling because peace was foreign to the spiritual world he knew.
Further Experiments and Realisations
In the following days, Ramon tested the other psalms. Psalm 35 caused the entities he invoked for a client's protection ritual to turn against him, making him realise he was their servant, not their master. Psalm 109 caused every idol and consecrated object in his space to crack, revealing the fragile nature of his 27-year work. These experiments led him to question the reality of his power and his deception.
Spiritual Attacks and a Turning Point
Following his tests with the psalms, Ramon suffered intense spiritual attacks, including nightmares, oppression, and threatening whispers from entities reminding him of his oaths and pacts. He knew leaving witchcraft was not simple due to spiritual bindings. However, the psalms revealed a different type of power, one that didn't enslave but could be accessed through faith. He began using the psalms for protection, and they worked progressively. The turning point came when a client offered him double his normal price to spiritually destroy an evangelical pastor.
Refusal and the Decision to Seek Help
Ramon refused the job, fearing failure because the pastor used psalms in his prayers. He confronted the truth that he no longer wanted to be a sorcerer, tired of serving entities, living in spiritual tension, and harming people. He wanted to be free but didn't know how. The decision to seek help was difficult due to his pride and identity as a sorcerer. However, the intensifying spiritual attacks forced him to find the church lady who had taught the psalms to his former client.
Meeting the Church Lady and Understanding the Psalms
The church lady recognised Ramon as a sorcerer but welcomed him, stating, "Jesus was waiting for you." She explained that the psalms were not magical formulas but prayers to a living God who listens and responds. The power was in the relationship with God, not the words themselves. She taught him that each of the seven psalms had a specific purpose in spiritual warfare.
Destroying the Terrarero and Final Confrontation
Ramon made the most important choice of his life: he destroyed everything in his terrarero. As he did, the entities manifested with fury, but he read Psalm 91 repeatedly, feeling a protective presence. The final confrontation occurred at his main altar, where he had to destroy a talisman representing his alliance with the main spirit. A supernatural force tried to stop him, but he prayed to Jesus for help and recited Psalm 109. The talisman cracked and burned, the entities were expelled, and he felt truly free for the first time in 27 years.
Life After Conversion and the Synergy of the Psalms
In the months following his conversion, Ramon worked with the church lady and a pastor, learning to use the psalms as tools of communion with God. He learned that the seven psalms work in synergy, each addressing a different aspect of spiritual warfare. He details the specific uses of each psalm: Psalm 7 for false accusations, Psalm 35 for direct spiritual battles, Psalm 37 for inner peace, Psalm 59 for protection during sleep, Psalm 91 for general protection, Psalm 109 to break curses, and Psalm 140 for protection against those plotting evil.
The Power of Faith and a Call to Action
Ramon emphasises that the psalms work through faith in God, not through specific rituals or orders. He now uses his experience to help people suffering spiritual attacks, recognising the signs and knowing how sorcerers think. He encourages viewers to try the seven psalms as a genuine connection with God, especially if they feel under spiritual attack. He advises starting with Psalm 91 every morning and adding other psalms as needed. He reminds viewers that the psalms are bridges to a relationship with God, and the power lies in whom they are invoking. He urges viewers to share the video to help others find deliverance and encourages sorcerers to seek a way out through Jesus Christ.
