Jordan Taylor practiced witchcraft with good intentions. But when she realized what is caused in her relationship with God, she changed.
Woman Practiced Witchcraft
Even though it required vulnerability, Jordan Taylor openly shared about her journey.
“I used to practice witchcraft. I did spells, read oracle cards, did energy work, and used crystals as a means of healing, protecting, and manifesting. And I was a reiki master and a yoga teacher. I believed in astrology, manifested under a new moon, and did shadow work under the full moon. I worshiped nature and worked with goddesses. And I believed I was a starseed. And I found my spirit guides and let them lead the course of my life. I would talk to “Spirit/Source/Universe” and believe that I was speaking to my “higher self.” “I believed that I created my own reality and that I was my own god, in control of my own life,” she wrote.
After She Practiced Witchcraft
She continued her story:
“I was also trapped in a continuous cycle of healing and “upleveling.” Constantly needing the next healing session in various forms. Feeling good after each healing session and chasing that “feel good” high when it would wear off. I believed that my next crisis was just leveling me up and raising my vibration and cracking some secret code to the harmony of the collective planet. While I believed all of this, I was suffering and in a deep pit of depression. I longed to feel loved, heard, and understood. My soul lacked a sense of belonging.
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“My body was in a constant state of fight or flight. There were lots of days I wished I weren’t alive. I was being tormented, experiencing regular sleep paralysis. I thought I could burn a little sage, say a little chant, and put crystals in every corner of my room to stop it.”
Meeting Jesus
When she met Jesus, Jordan’s life changed.
“I felt so allergic to the G-word (God). I almost unfriended a New Age colleague who had recently come to Christ because she couldn’t stop talking about Jesus. And I was irritated by it. Angry. Repelled. I thought, “What happened to her?! Has she gone mad?”
“But in God’s grace, He met me in my stubbornness. In my sin. In my depression. There was a moment in my resistance where I reluctantly watched a movie about Jesus to appease my boyfriend at the time. I watched and sobbed hysterically. I was overcome by an intense feeling of love. Something I had never ever felt before. The kind of love that I was desperately chasing in all the wrong ways. That’s when I knew God was after my heart,” she said.
Read her story HERE.
Header image: Taylory [right], Talylor and her dog [left] [Jordan Taylor]. Facebook, 16 August 2023, https://web.facebook.com/photo?fbid=10103883486988025 &set=a.680758921785 and https://web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10103750665243865&set=a.612557378225
