Residue: Surviving and Overcoming the Stains of Generational Curses and Soul Ties

by Debbie L. London

Are You Tired of Being Held Captive to Your Past and the Mistakes of Others?

Debbie London takes you through her life journey of pain and confusion to freedom, and shows you how her tribulations were linked to generational curses and soul ties. Filled with anger, feelings of unworthiness, insecurity, and the need to prove herself…Debbie had enough —she was adamant about working to figure out why she had so much emotional baggage and a seemingly unprovoked way of being.

Many people are unaware of the attachments on their lives passed down from others or created themselves. Debbie’s victorious journey is sure to assist you with peeling back the layers of your life, confronting the lingering issues head on, and moving forward to a place of healing and restoration. Not only is this an easy and captivating read, but you are given practical ways to self-heal through journaling.

Are you ready to go beyond the physical surface to unlock the issues that are spiritually confining you? Is it time to sever the links of generational curses and soul ties? If you said “yes,” this will help you start healing from your past and live a life of peace. Grab your journal!

105 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 27, 2017

About the author

Debbie L. London was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. In 2005, she moved to Raleigh, North Carolina to pursue her undergraduate degree in psychology at the historic HBCU, Shaw University. After obtaining her degree, Debbie continued her educational pursuits at Marist College and received a master of public administration in 2013. Over the years, Debbie has consistently maintained an innate passion to help others, with a specific focus on spiritual and emotional healing. This is best exhibited throughout her professional career, which includes psychological testing, counseling children and families, and client interactions in psychiatric hospitals. Debbie considers herself to be a vessel that God uses to relay messages to others. In order to assess how best to help other people, her particular approach is to be led by the Holy Spirit; this allows her to navigate tough issues, which vary in depth. Transforming with Transparency is her tagline because she helps others through being open and honest about her own experiences. She is the author of the self-help book, Residue: Surviving and Overcoming the Stains of Generational Curses and Soul Ties. Her second book is Your Facade is Showing: A Divorcees Perspective on Accepting Relationship Red Flags the First Time! Debbie has a captivating personality, is authentic, epitomizes realness, enjoys laughing and conversing with others. She is the mother of two wonderful children.

Reviews

[Claytine Nisbett · Rating 5 out of 5]

In Residue author, Debbie L. London keeps it very real and spares nothing with her in-depth account of soul ties and generational curses. She bravely shares her own personal experiences with soul ties and generational curses resulting from her dysfunctional family. From familial incest that is purposely ignored to physical and verbal abuse that is endured by the women and men of the family, London recounts how she rebels by acquainting herself with men that she feels can easily control. These relationships open up doors to her own personal experiences with soul ties that lead to demonic oppression. However, nothing is "unfixable," she says. In this compact and easy to read publication, she gives you a road map to identifying and overcoming soul ties and generational curses.

If you are looking for some purposeful reading then you should download or order this book. Everyone has some "Residue" in his or her life and it's definitely time to start identifying them so you can live your best life.

[Nani Hendrix · Rating 5 out of 5]

Reading this book, has had me opening up to a close friend like I’ve never opened up to anyone before!! There were soooo many things I didn’t realize I was still holding on to. There were situations that I thought I resolved, resurfacing like they never went away. Every revelation I had about a past situation went into another situation; so forth and so on. I could just feel the bandages ripping away, one by one, revealing all of the untreated scars I thought were healed. Man, all I have to say is, I have a LOT of work to do!