I Have Already Surrendered My Armies to God

When I wrote the prayer (Link) about soldiers and the confusion of war, I had no idea what it would bring. I had always felt a strong attraction to the military — to rifles, uniforms, and everything connected with it. After the invasion of Czechoslovakia by the Warsaw Pact, I somehow ended up with a collection of medals left behind by our “allies”.
The text of the prayer is long — around 40 pages — and touches many topics connected with the machinery of war.
My Soul told me to record the entire text and to listen to it for several months.
For a while, nothing happened.
Then I travelled to Greece.
There I encountered Thermopylae and the memory of the thousand Greeks who fought there.
After that, heavy energies from the 19th-century Italian wars surfaced. I couldn’t deal with the emotions for a long time — nor with the deep collapse of self-esteem that came with them.
Eventually, I received the knowledge of where my own military madness had begun and experienced an inner forgiveness.
Another quiet year passed — nothing happened in that area — until, suddenly, while sitting on some elevated spot, I unexpectedly saw my entire former army. They stood in formation, divided into legions and cohorts. In front of each unit stood its commander.
Summoned by the earlier prayers, all my former soldiers appeared.
For three days I had no idea what to do with them.
How to send them away?
“You are no longer needed. Go home.”
After those words, the army disappeared.
Only a few spears and helmets remained on the ground.
And that was my mistake — a mistake born of ignorance and of many incarnations spent in Buddhism.
Do you remember the enlightenment of the Buddha under the Bodhi Tree?
He also spoke of seeing an army — which he described as demons.
But in truth, that was his entire military past, his former soldiers — not demons.
Those were the Souls of his past warriors, reporting for release from service.
Some time later, when I finally understood what had happened, I prayed and asked God to take from me those people — their Souls — the entire army. They were attached to my chakral system. They descended from it slowly, one by one, unit by unit.
That is how I surrendered my former military army to God.
And perhaps it is not a full ticket yet,
but it is a pass —
a first step toward freedom from earthly entanglements.

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s_majda – 28/04/2012, 12:34
Surrendering former military and astral armies is connected with granting freedom to the Souls of officers of all ranks — and even to ordinary soldiers.
I was helping someone say goodbye to their armies. After the prayer, many soldier-Souls appeared with complaints, arguing for their right to stay, to continue fighting.
The same mechanism occurs when someone grants freedom to their former admirers and their Souls — they also argue with their former deity.

Sławomir M. – 29/04/2012, 10:49
If after a bow someone feels anxiety, uncertainty, or any unpleasant sensation, it means that some members of the former armies of the Soul will try to return.
They then attempt to convince the Soul to take them back.
This is why some people say that they surrendered their army, yet do not realize that their Soul has secretly recruited them again.
How do you know the army is truly gone?
Based on what you feel after the bow:
a) the person (together with the Soul) feels nostalgia, sadness, or grief
b) the person (together with the Soul) feels joy and an all-embracing peace
c) the person (together with the Soul) feels as if a burden has fallen from the heart or back
What to do when something feels “off” after the bow?
1. perform another bow
2. ask God for Divine Judgment (including the cancellation of all debts, vows, codes, etc.)
3. surrender all Souls to the care of God — the Creative Forces of Love
Then the Souls will see that the former leader/deity is serious about granting them freedom (some Souls believe they are being tested for loyalty).
They may visit again later — out of curiosity — but the relationship will already be different, or they will be seeking support directly from the Divine.

s_majda – 25/11/2012, 18:11
When it comes to armies — everything is explained in the videos and on MiNW — but when you invite the army,
1. you cannot imagine what it looks like,
2. you do not know in which army your incarnation served: Greek, Egyptian, Roman, French, Russian, or Japanese. Just a small dilemma.
[18:06:07] Sławomir Majda: invite them all
[18:06:43] Sławomir Majda: They came to me unexpectedly, and for a long time I didn’t know what to do.

s_majda – 11/09/2019, 17:12
When surrendering karmic armies to God, one must remember that there are many different types of troops. In intentions, and separately in a bow, it is worth including:
– Special forces, frontline units
– All types of troops
– Mercenaries, conscripts, and volunteers
– Heavy and light infantry
– Auxiliary forces
– Artillery and all its branches
– Infantry and cavalry
– War horses, mules, donkeys, war birds, war elephants, and all predators used in battle
– Types of weapons and all means of land, water, air, and cosmic transport
– Spies
– Archers, slingers, spearmen, crossbowmen
– Camp followers, privates, NCOs, officers, strategists, generals, marshals, conquerors, commanders
– Deserters and stragglers
– Soldiers wounded, sick, disabled, or feigning illness
– Camp women, prostitutes, all military homosexuals and zoophiles
– Military sappers and engineers
– Military troublemakers
– Butchers, cooks, carvers, blacksmiths
– War chariots, carts, supply wagons
– Self-propelled vehicles, tanks, amphibious vehicles
– Drones, satellites, UFOs

Opublikowano: 27/11/2025
Autor: s_majda
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