Episode 201 breaks down generational curses. A generational curse is an example of a root beneath the surface that produces bad fruit above the surface. A generational curse is simply a curse that is passed down from one generation to the next. Just like we receive an inheritance of physical traits from our parents, we also receive a spiritual inheritance from our family line.
Generational curses come in many different forms. From physical, emotional, and sexual abuse. To alcoholism, drug abuse, prescription drug use, etc. Habits that are passed down from our parents, who inherently learned them from their parents, continue onwards to us. We then pass these harmful habits down to our children. It is up to us as individuals, to break these generational curses.
To claim that generational curses come directly from The Most High, would be to disrespect and discredit, the creator. The Most High doesn’t curse anyone or anything. These generational curses occur due to our own actions and inaction. Lack of accountability is blatant in Babylon. 
It is blatantly obvious that the world is suffering calamities of all extremes.  Alcohol abuse, drug abuse, domestic abuse, and suicide are all on the rise.  These issues will only continue to get worse until we break the generational curses and seek The Most High.  We die for lack of knowledge.
It's up to The Most High's righteous people to warn those around them about the world's evil, wickedness, and idolatry. It’s up to The Most High's righteous people to share the wisdom, knowledge, and understanding of The Most High.
Without the Laws, Statutes, and Commandments of The Most High, we'll only continue to be given calamity throughout our lives.
All praises to The Most High.
Links
Generational Curses: How to Stop A Generational Family Curse
3 Things to Know About Generational Patterns and Cycles
Happy New Year in the Atomic Wasteland
What is generational trauma?
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