A Touch for the Blind: Self Deliverance - Book 1

A foundational guide to healing for the satanically and ritually abused, traumatized and abuse victim built on the compassion and sincerity of Jesus Christ.

A Touch for the Blind is a deeply personal, spiritually anchored companion for survivors of ritual abuse and those who feel called to minister to them. Written with reverence, caution, and a profound sense of responsibility, this book offers a rare blend of practical guidance, emotional clarity, and Christ-centered hope for those navigating the complexities of trauma, dissociation, and spiritual oppression.

Drawing from lived experience, years of walking alongside a survivor, and the author’s own encounters with the healing presence of Jesus, Book 1 lays the essential groundwork for self-deliverance. It introduces readers to the “inner ecosystem” formed through ritual abuse, the three‑strand cord of trauma, affliction, and subconscious beliefs, and the critical role of core belief transformation in the healing journey.

More than instruction, this book is an invitation to rediscover the true heart of Jesus—warm, kind, present, and fiercely protective of the wounded. Through testimony, illustrations, and practical exercises, readers are guided to examine their inner beliefs, recognize subtle signs of oppression, and begin documenting the patterns that shape their internal world.

Inside Book 1, readers will find:

A compassionate, Christ-centered foundation for understanding ritual abuse and dissociation The “threefold cord” model that explains how trauma, beliefs, and afflictors work together Practical steps for self-evaluation, journaling, and identifying core inner beliefs Guidance for recognizing subtle manifestations of oppression A powerful vision illustrating how Jesus rescues those who feel lost, unseen, or unreachable Tools and spiritual insights designed to help survivors connect with the true nature of Jesus Encouragement for those who feel unworthy, unseen, or afraid to approach God This book is written for the desperate, the drowning, the fragmented, and the ones who have been told lies about who Jesus is. It is also for ministers, counselors, and intercessors seeking to understand the hidden mechanics of SRA trauma.

With sincerity and holy fear, the author offers this work as a lifeline—one forged not from human virtue, but from the supernatural compassion of Jesus Christ, who remembers every wound and seeks every lost one.

If you long to experience the healing warmth of Jesus against all odds, this book is your beginning.