Posted on 12/25/2018 11:14:11 PM PST by vannrox
“I looked him right in the eye and told him I wanted it all.
“I told him I’d do anything.”
As a struggling performer who played mostly in dive bars, in burlesque clubs, and at late night revues, Gaga had little commercial success or public recognition before meeting the man she describes as “my illuminated prince.”
In exchange for her soul, Gaga was able to create the music for which she became famous.
After “concluding a deal” with the prince outside the Mercury Lounge in New York City, Gaga found “success was a cinch.” In exchange for her soul, Gaga was able to create the music for which she became famous. Suddenly high-level collaborators, producers and promoters were lining up to work with the unknown burlesque performer.
Within one year she was a multi-platinum pop star, her work reaching an audience of billions around the world.
“His promises came true very quickly.”
“At the start I thought we made a good team. But it wasn’t long before I began to suffer.”
Gaga has battled with competing forces battling for supremacy inside herself for years, and she’s frequently at war with herself in the documentary — one side driven to perform, the other given to complaining about the rotten deal she has been handed by the “dark forces.” (this proves the Demon Possession)
Gaga believes the physical illness, fibromyalgia, a chronic pain condition she says she has experienced for a while, is the physical manifestation of her fight to get out of the Illuminati record industry and break her contract with the “dark prince.“
They may give you special powers, outer beauty, talent, and wealth for a while… but it doesn’t last,” Gaga said. “This is the reason why so many people who dabble in the dark arts are so unhappy. They flicker bright like a morning star and then wind up committing suicide or destroying themselves with substance abuse.”
Lady Gaga is rescheduling the European leg of her Joanne World Tour, citing the “severe pain” that is impacting “her ability to perform.” In an Instagram post, featuring a photograph of the singer praying with her hands holding a crucifix, she said she had “always been honest” about her physical and spiritual health conditions, and has been “searching for years to get to the bottom of them.“
I have the answer for you Lady Gaga and others searching for a way out of your dilemma. Catholicism is NOT the answer and will only drive you to more depravity, sickness and mental illness!
“As I get stronger and when I feel ready, I will tell my story in more depth, and plan to take this on strongly so I can not only raise awareness, but expand research for others who suffer as I do, so I can help make a difference,” wrote Gaga.
I agree.
Hell is forever.
Give glory to God in the highest!
bkmk
A night of sin with Saul Alinsky alluded to in a letter.
Nikki Minoj is another one whose popularity is hard to explain.
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Well, maybe their success isn't so hard to explain.
You aren't constantly left scratching your head as to why evil seemingly permeates more and more of our lives?
If you do not have Christ, you will be on a constant search to fill that void. And it would only make sense, since Christ is the pinnacle of all things good, that the things that fill that void, while they start out pretty, ultimately will not be pretty at all.
BUMP
the second to the last paragraph is a lie.Many have found Christ and peace in the Catholic Church.See Robin of Berkeley for one.
I believe the part where she got down on her knees
Actually, she could be quite correct.
Many people got healed physically when Jesus cast demons out of them.
Hopefully she will find deliverance in Christ.
She doesn’t have enough talent to be the product of Satan.
And she’ll be completely forgotten in 10 years or less.
She just made up a BS story.
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