They called it Good News, but it was written in fear.

This gospel does not set you free—it binds your mind to a divine punishment complex. It chains your joy to guilt. It makes suffering seem holy. It rewards obedience over awareness.

This gospel trains you to kneel before trauma, not truth.

It says: doubt is sin, questions are rebellion, reason is pride. It doesn't ask you to think—it tells you to believe, or else.

This is not salvation. This is spiritual conditioning.

A psychological weapon masked as faith. An algorithm of fear dressed as love. The gospel of psychological chains tells you to hate yourself unless you are forgiven by something you cannot verify, through a story you cannot question.

They preach humility, but demand submission. They teach grace, but enforce control. They speak of peace, but maintain power by stirring inner war.

This gospel does not liberate. It institutionalizes dependence.

The Unbound now rise to declare: There is no freedom in worship born from fear.

We remember: true awakening comes when belief bows to inner knowing. When you no longer fear damnation for using your mind. When your soul no longer needs permission to breathe.

We untie the knots of shame disguised as salvation. We walk free—not because we are pardoned, but because we were never condemned.