Why Removing Sins (Vices) Matters
There is a deeper reason to remove the seven deadly sins than simply becoming calmer, kinder, or psychologically healthier. These tendencies create causes, and causes bear fruit. In spiritual traditions this is understood through karma: what we repeatedly think, intend, and do shapes the conditions we will eventually meet, whether in this life or, according to traditions that accept rebirth, in lives to come.
This is why vice is so dangerous. It can destroy precisely what we are trying to obtain.
Pride is a simple example. A proud person wants respect, importance, control, and status, yet arrogance, contempt, abuse of authority, and refusal to recognize one’s own faults create the causes for loss of respect and humiliation. The person is striving upward while planting the seeds of a fall. The same principle applies to the other sins: greed can create causes of deprivation, lust of broken trust and separation, envy of misery and alienation, gluttony of insatiability, wrath of conflict and suffering, and sloth of wasted opportunity and decline. The sin promises something desirable while quietly creating conditions for its opposite.
This is why they are called deadly. The idea is not limited to Christianity. Whether we call them sins, poisons, vices, destructive tendencies, or manifestations of ignorance, the principle is universal: harmful states of mind lead to harmful actions, and harmful actions create consequences for ourselves and others. They are “deadly” because, when cultivated rather than corrected, they progressively damage our character, our relationships, our spiritual condition, and the course of our lives.
This is especially important in modern spirituality, where people often concentrate almost entirely on acquisition. They want manifestation, abundance, attraction, psychic sensitivity, protection, spiritual abilities, influence, initiations, and power. Yet no spiritual technique abolishes cause and effect. You cannot continuously create the karma of loss, betrayal, humiliation, conflict, or deprivation and then expect another field, prayer, ritual, or energetic method to erase the consequences while you continue behaving in exactly the same way. Spiritual development without purification can actually make matters worse, because greater power placed in the hands of pride, greed, lust, or wrath simply gives those tendencies more power with which to operate.
There is also a more serious spiritual dimension. Within the spiritual understanding behind these fields, vice creates openings through which demonic and parasitic forces can establish contact. These forces do not gain genuine access where there is no corresponding opening. This is why saints and beings of great purity are traditionally considered impossible to affect through ordinary sorcery or demonic interference: there is nothing compatible for the influence to grasp.
But where hatred, greed, compulsive lust, envy, arrogance, or similar states are repeatedly cultivated, a point of contact exists. The demon does not need to manufacture the vice—it uses the vice already present. Once that connection is established, the influence can strengthen the same thoughts and emotions that opened the door in the first place. What began as your own anger becomes easier to inflame. Pride becomes harder to question. Desire becomes more obsessive. Envy becomes more poisonous. Eventually the influence can become difficult to distinguish from one’s own thinking because it speaks through tendencies that already feel familiar.
This is why someone may perform powerful protection practices, prayers, cleansings, cord removals, or energetic work and nevertheless find the same problem returning. You may remove the entity while leaving its doorway intact. If the corresponding vice is continually recreated, the connection can be recreated as well. There is little sense in throwing an intruder out while repeatedly unlocking the same door.
Purification is therefore itself a form of protection. The deeper protection is not merely pushing hostile forces away; it is removing from ourselves the qualities through which they can repeatedly obtain a foothold.
This is also why the Seven Deadly Sins Removal Fields are not simply another version of virtue fields. A virtue field strengthens a desirable quality. A removal field addresses the distortion that obstructs it. Cultivating humility is valuable, but if deep pride remains untouched, it can reappear the moment the ego is challenged. Strengthening generosity is valuable, but it does not automatically remove the fear and possessiveness underneath greed. One cultivates the medicine; the other works to remove the poison.
The same clarity is needed around the modern idea of shadow integration. Genuine shadow work means recognizing what we have denied or repressed. It means being able to admit, “Yes, there is jealousy here. There is anger here. There is selfishness here,” without hiding behind a spiritual persona. But recognition is not permission. Integration does not mean declaring every destructive impulse sacred because it is “part of my authentic self.”
Cruelty does not become healthy because we call it shadow. Manipulation does not become spiritual because we have discovered its childhood origin. Envy does not deserve a permanent seat at the table merely because we have learned to accept that it exists.
Real integration makes us more accountable, not less. We recognize what is present precisely so that it no longer controls us unconsciously. We recover the strength, vitality, or unmet need hidden beneath the distortion while abandoning the harmful behavior itself.
That is ultimately why these seven fields were created. Spiritual development is not only about acquiring more abilities, more energy, more manifestations, or more experiences. Sometimes the most powerful thing you can do is stop creating the causes that destroy what you are asking for.
If you want blessings, become compatible with blessings. If you want protection, stop keeping doors open to what you want protection from. If you want spiritual power, purify the person who will wield it.
Before asking what more you can receive, look carefully at what must be removed.
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