Why Colon Hydrotherapy Matters: The Gut, the Spirit, and the Battle Within
In ancient times, healing didn’t start with a pill. It started with cleansing—from the inside out.
The Ancient Way of Cleansing
Colon hydrotherapy is more than a trendy detox. It’s a restoration ritual—used by my ancestors to purge physical filth and spiritual weight. In Indigenous and early Hebrew culture, water was consecrated and used to cleanse not just the body, but the soul.
The Way of the Ancients: Torah + Herbs + Water + Fire
Scriptural & Apocryphal Backing
Before a priest could approach the altar, he had to cleanse (Exodus 30:18–21).
Before battle, the warriors fasted and emptied themselves (Jasher 90:11–13).
Noah prayed against demonic disease, and the Great Spirit gave him herbs. (Jubilees 10:12)
“Cleanse thy heart(the mind) from wickedness.” That heart(the mind) is connected to your gut. Sirach (Ecclesiasticus) 38:9-10
→ Healing begins with confession of the soul, cleansing, and commitment.
“If your eye be single(pineal gland), your whole body shall be full of light…” (Matthew 6:22–23)
→ A congested body clouds the spirit. Cleansing brings clarity.
Water rituals were required to cast out sin and sickness. (Essene Gospel)
Even in the Book of Tobit (Apocrypha), healing came after purification.
It’s all connected.
Gut-Brain-Spirit Connection (Modern Science Meets Ancient Wisdom)
Today, scientists call the gut the “second brain.” Why? Because over 90% of your serotonin—the feel-good hormone—is made in the gut. That means if your colon is congested, your mind is too.
Symptoms like:
Brain fog
Mood swings
Fatigue
Anxiety or “heaviness”
All dis-eased state
Can often be traced back to the digestive system. And it’s not just food—it’s what’s feeding on you.
Parasites & Demons: The Unseen War
Parasites are real. Physically, they feed off waste and thrive in toxic guts. They carry emotional programs. Fear. Depression. Addiction. Lust. Doubt. Spiritually, they’re gateways—open doors for oppression, confusion, and bondage.
In the Book of Enoch (Chapter 15–16), it speaks of unclean spirits that of the Nephilim that roamed the earth looking for bodies to inhabit, to “seek and dwell in bodies” because they are disembodied offspring of fallen beings. Where do they like to sit? Right in the gut—where confusion and compromise brew.
That’s why our colon cleansing is not cosmetic—it’s consecrated. Colon hydrotherapy disrupts that agreement. You flush not just old waste—but energetic attachments, patterns, and parasites that don’t belong.
So Why Now?
Because in these last days, we are called to purify, restore, and prepare. We can’t hear clearly or war spiritually if we’re walking around full of shit, lies, and fear. Colon Hydrotherapy, in the right hands, becomes a ceremony:
With prayer.
With herbs our ancestors recognized.
With the innerstanding to overstand of what’s being released—spiritually and biologically.
When you mix that with the sweat lodge (purification through fire) and apo.dhe.cary remedies (earth + oils + bloodline-specific herbs), You don’t just heal. You break the curse.
Colon Hydrotherapy is an act of returning.
To balance. To clarity. To covenant. To be Delivered.
I mean, let’s keep it real:
Your gut is not just holding food—it’s holding trauma, spirits, and generations of stuff that don’t belong. This cleansing ritual—Colon Hydrotherapy—is not new. My ancestors did it before the word “colonic” even existed. In the Essene Gospel of Peace, the Messiah Himself taught that healing begins in the gut:
“Seek the angel of water… Let the water cast out from thy bowels all uncleanness and evil-smelling things.”
(Essene Gospel of Peace, Book 1)
They didn’t just fast. They purged. They used the earth, the herbs, the fire—and yes, the water—to drive out unclean spirits and sickness. The Gut is the Throne of the Soul—or a Pit for Parasites.
Modern science is just now catching up:
The gut has its own nervous system—the enteric brain. That second brain controls your mood, clarity, focus, and spiritual discernment. When your gut’s clogged, so is your intuition and your mental health; your connection to the Great Spirit gets muffled.
That’s why, after a proper cleansing, people say they feel lighter, and glow differently—not just physically, but spiritually. Because the temple got cleaned. This version of healing is not for everybody— It’s for those who know they’ve been carrying weight that doesn’t belong to them. Colon Hydrotherapy is your first act of war... and your first act of freedom.
We have space open if you’re ready to return to the Ancient Path.
The Tent of Meeting
Unole Numunuu Sweat Lodge Ritual
"Where Fire, Earth, and Spirit Heal the Body"
As practiced under The 7th Seal of Shekinah Healing Ministry PMA
Sweat lodge is the Tent of Meeting in my Ancestors' scroll. It is a consecrated place where the Soul and the Great Spirit, Father and Mother, meet in the fire.
Purpose:
This consecrated ritual is designed to cleanse the physical body, renew the mind, and awaken the soul through prayer, heat, steam, and consecrated elements. It reconnects us to the Earth, our ancestors, and the Great Spirit through repentance, purification, and revelation.
Spiritual Foundation:
Exodus 34:28–35 (The Sweat Lodge of Moses)
Moses entered the mountain alone, fasting for 40 days and nights, surrounded by the fire and glory of the Great Spirit. He returned glowing with light, carrying the covenant. This mirrors the sweat lodge: entering with a burden, fasting from the world, enduring the heat, and emerging cleansed and transformed, carrying divine revelation.
"And he was there with the Great Spirit forty days and forty nights; he did neither eat bread, nor drink water..."
Essene Gospel of Peace (Ancient Healing Wisdom)
“Go into the hot caves, that you may sweat out the unclean things within you... and you will see with the eyes of the spirit.”
The Essenes, ancient Hebrews connected to nature and purity laws, taught that sweat, silence, and steam opened the path for healing and communion with the Great Spirit.
Elements of the Ritual:
The Lodge (Womb of the Earth):
A dome-shaped structure symbolizing the womb of Mother Earth, where rebirth and restoration begin.
Grandfather Stones:
Fire-heated stones brought into the lodge symbolize ancient wisdom and the spirit of the ancestors.
Water (Essene Purifier):
Water poured over the stones becomes steam, cleansing body and soul, representing Spirit (the subconscious).
Darkness:
The absence of light within the lodge fosters introspection, spiritual focus, and sacred vision.
4 Rounds (Door Opens After Each):
1. Repentance:
Call upon the Great Spirit. Let go of guilt, shame, and false identity. Name what you’re releasing.
2. Ancestral Connection:
Pray for your lineage. Honor those who came before and cleanse generational pain.
3. Renewal & Vision:
Ask the Great Spirit for guidance. Speak life into your purpose and calling.
4. Thanksgiving & Offering:
Leave sweat and tears as offerings. Speak gratitude and vow to walk in truth.
Redemption for the Soul:
In American Indian Hebrew tradition, the lodge is not just a ceremony—it’s a rebirth.
You come in covered in the dust of lies, trauma, and confusion.
You leave as a redeemed soul, marked not by race or religion—but by covenant, breath, and purpose.
Final Bliss:
“You are the temple. You are the priest. You are the offering. Step out of the lodge as a new creation.”
If you’re ready to return to the Ancient Path