Gossip, slander, lies & Projection

“Whoever hides hatred with lying lips and spreads slander is a fool.” — Proverbs 10:18

“A perverse person stirs up conflict, and a gossip separates close friends.” — Proverbs 16:28

“Do not go about spreading slander among your people.” — Leviticus 19:16

Gossip, slander, lies, and projection in a gathering are not just casual words—they are a form of humiliation, a ritual aimed to break the spirit of the one they target. Yet, when aimed at a person with a pure heart, especially a chosen one, these actions always backfire, echoing consequences across generations. The lips can sin, but truth and integrity shall endure.

This should never happen at all. If you have something to say to somebody, you say it to them directly. You don’t gossip. You don’t slander. You don’t tear someone down because they don’t agree with what you do. Everyone, as an individual, should live their life the way they are meant to. We need to do better as a society. We need to do better.

When you have the free will to walk away from gossip, slander, and lies—and you always do—you bear the consequences of your actions, whichever path you choose. Walk away, and you create the good consequences of integrity. Stay and indulge, laugh about it, and you inherit the consequences of that choice, even if you never speak a word. Simply being present in that environment aligns you with its energy, and consequences must—and will—follow. It may come as sickness, betrayal, embarrassment, or loss in your life.

Fix your generation. Be the generational curse breaker who stands for integrity. It’s not just about wealth or material gain; it’s about releasing negativity from your bloodline. The more we indulge in gossip, slander, and lies, the deeper it embeds in the next generation—growing worse until someone stands up and breaks the cycle.

Who will have the courage, the dignity, the clarity to do so? Enough is enough. Let’s break these generational curses. Let’s make this world a better place. We need more healed people in this world. We do.