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Maame Grace warns Ghanaians against nonsensical spiritual directions by self-styled spiritualists

By Kelly Mensah II Contributor
Social News Maame Grace warns Ghanaians against nonsensical spiritual directions by self-styled spiritualists
FRI, 17 JAN 2025

Renowned spiritual visionary and teacher, Maame Grace, has raised an alarm about the increasing activities of self-styled spiritualists whose questionable practices are causing harm to unsuspecting individuals.

In a recent YouTube broadcast, she urged Ghanaians to exercise caution when patronizing these so-called spiritual doctors, highlighting the devastating consequences of their misguided directions.

According to Maame Grace, her office is inundated daily with distressed individuals seeking help after experiencing severe repercussions from following the advice of these “quacks.” She cited instances where people reported mental health issues, physical abuse, and aggravated personal problems resulting from rituals or items provided by these spiritualists.

“This is becoming a serious issue,” Maame Grace emphasized. “Many come to my office with problems that have worsened because of these self-centred spiritualists who are only focused on money. It’s heartbreaking.”

Maame Grace, a staunch advocate for spiritual self-discovery, urged Ghanaians to look within for spiritual growth rather than relying on external, exploitative practices. She has dedicated herself to offering a haven and rejuvenation services for victims of these harmful encounters, despite facing backlash and alleged attacks from these groups.

Her decision to speak out publicly follows increasing plots to tarnish her reputation by these quack spiritual leaders. “These individuals exploit desperation for personal gain, leaving victims to deal with severe consequences. Learn to protect yourself and avoid falling prey,” she advised.

Maame Grace called for vigilance and education, encouraging Ghanaians to prioritize their well-being over blind faith in dubious spiritual claims.

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