Season 2, Episode 2 — They Were Sent

After leaving the apartment with nothing but obedience and instinct, Elle enters a new phase of the battle—one she didn’t yet have language for.

In the aftermath of the custody ruling and the sudden departure from a place that no longer felt safe, the terrain shifts again. What began as grief over her children is now compounded by a growing awareness that she may not be alone in her suffering—or her movement.

As Elle resettles, patterns begin to emerge. Certain men. Certain conversations. Subtle pressures that feel coordinated rather than coincidental. And a haunting question starts to take shape: Were these encounters random… or were they sent?

They Were Sent explores what happens when spiritual warfare no longer looks like open opposition—but like proximity. When danger doesn’t announce itself as danger. When discernment must operate without confirmation, clarity, or time.

This episode is about recognizing a shifting battlefield. A new arena. And the cost of waking up to it.

As the grief of separation collides with a deeper, more unsettling awareness, Elle begins to understand that the fight she thought she was in is no longer the fight she’s facing.

And the clock is still turning.

What happens after the ruling—when the dust settles, the courtroom goes quiet, and your children are suddenly gone?

Season 2 opens in the aftermath.

In this episode, Elle takes listeners into the disorienting weeks following the custody decision—the moment when survival replaces certainty, and faith no longer feels familiar. As the appeal process stalls and daily life loses its shape, Elle begins to sense that something deeper is happening: not just grief, not just injustice—but a shift in terrain.

Through fasting, prayer, fractured family dynamics, and a haunting metaphor drawn from The Hunger Games, this episode introduces the central framework for Season 2: the clock arena. The ground looks familiar, but the threat has changed. And if you don’t recognize the shift, you don’t survive it.

As legal options narrow and emotional exhaustion sets in, a decision emerges—one that sounds reasonable, even wise. A trip to South Africa. Space to breathe. Time to wait.

But looking back, Elle names it for what it was: a diversion point.

Eat. Pray. Run. is not the story of a woman escaping her life. It’s the story of how battles reconfigure. How detours are engineered. And how sometimes the most dangerous moment isn’t when the fight begins— but when the clock turns, and you don’t realize it yet.

This episode sets the stage for everything that follows.

Title: Weapon #3: Bloodlines | Sons and Daughters of the Occult | Weapons + Warnings | S2 Pre-Series

Description: This episode is one many won’t touch—pastors avoid it, families deny it, and entire bloodlines go silent when it’s mentioned. Elle delivers a prophetic, urgent message for sons and daughters of occultists and secret-order members.

You may have been born into battles you never chose, bound by covenants you never signed. Protection, privilege, and opportunities you thought were “grace” may actually be the covering of the gods your parents served.

In this episode, we explore:

• How ancestral covenants and secret oaths impact children of occultists.
• Ways the enemy positions sons and daughters as weapons—even without their consent.
• How family traditions, meals, gifts, and trips can function as hidden initiations.
• Scriptural examples of renouncing inherited covenants, from Gideon to Paul.
• The urgent call to renounce, break alignment, and step into freedom before judgment falls.

This is not condemnation. This is mercy. This is a warning. This is your invitation to walk free from what you were born into.

Come out. Renounce. Walk free.