We explore the core of spiritual authority: Is it self-given or derived from a higher power? Our insights tackle questions of tradition, individual practice, and the source of true spiritual power, drawing from ancient practices and the essence of faith.

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Um, by what When you cast out tricksters and demons, by what authority? Is it authority that's given to you unto yourself? Or are you using the authority that's granted the Christ? Or is it another authority that gives you? 'Cause in, in tradition, in religious tradition, someone has the authority to d- cast out these things. By what authority are you using that you're Does that make Does that, was that any better or more helpful?

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So, first and foremost, we all have the authority. Full stop. Okay. You don't need to go to a priest to confess your sins. You just don't.

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You, you don't need to You don't, I don't need the church's permission to do what I do. I just don't. Okay? My ancestors have been doing it before Christ was around. So, how did they get rid of demons before, you know, th- th- 2,000 years ago?

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So, for me, I'm always standing in the light of Christ. But ultimately, my authority comes directly from Great Spirit. So, at the end of the day, I work for God. Period.

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