Did Kamala Harris accidentally unveil a hidden connection to the demonic?
As Harris decided to relaunch her “Kamala HQ” as “Headquarters,” people noticed something interesting about it. While Harris’ goal is to connect with young voters, she attempted to do so by renaming the X account @headquarters_67.
Six-seven. Just like the viral trend that had kids and teens obsessed, repeating these two numbers back and forth with hand gestures. The trend began with Skrilla’s song “Doot Doot.” Skrilla has openly discussed being into Santeria and making animal sacrifices as part of his religious practice.
The trend not only is associated with the demonic, but it seems that Harris was openly embracing this as well. However, not to much avail. Even CNN called the move “cringe,” according to the Daily Caller.
“…the handle they’re using, you can see there, we’re zooming in on it … 6-7, as the kids used to say… And I think they also used to say, that’s probably cringe,” CNN’s Dana Bash stated.
Since then, Harris has had the handle name changed to @headquarters68_. Perhaps the move wasn’t as cool as she thought it was.
However, all of this is just the surface of something much deeper regarding Harris.
In Jonathan Cahn’s “The Avatar,” Cahn regarding Harris’ name and her role in American politics.
In the Bible a person’s given name often carries great significance, often prophetic, foretelling the person’s calling or destiny. The patriarch Abraham would become the progenitor of the Jewish and Arab peoples.
His name translates to father of the many. The hero Gideon would strike down the army of Midian. His name means one who strikes down. Ruth would become the loyal friend of the Israelite widow Naomi. Her name means friend.
Lotus is an English word derived from Greek. It does not, of course, appear as such in the language of the gods of Hinduism. The lotus, symbol of Eastern religion and, specifically, of its gods and goddesses, appears in the Hindu scriptures in its original Sanskrit form—as Kamal or Kamala.
So as the ancient god-kings represented the gods and pantheons of their kingdoms, the child born into the house of the Brahmins, Kamala Harris, was given the name that represented the gods and pantheon of the East. And just as Jezebel and Athaliah represented the gods of Phoenicia, so the woman Kamala, by virtue of her name, represented the gods of India. She was given the name at birth in 1964.
It was a key moment in America’s spiritual trajectory. It was just after the beginning of God’s removal from American public life and on the verge of the mass entrance of Eastern gods and religion into the nation’s mainstream. So to the Eastern world, the name Kamala, the lotus, speaks of gods and goddesses, but to the West, a nation’s departure from God and its subsequent fall into apostasy.
The reemergence of “6-7” is not just a viral trend or branding choice—it is part of a larger pattern pointing to a generation wrestling with identity, influence and spiritual direction. The battles we face are never merely political—they are spiritual.
Prepared by Charisma Media Staff.
