Irish singer Sinead O�Connor has died after a long mental health struggle,
just 18 months after her son died by suicide at the age of 17. She was 56
years old.

The singer, whose cover of Prince�s �Nothing Compares 2 U� was named the
number one world single in 1990 at the Billboard Music Awards, also received
the inaugural award for Classic Irish Album at the RT� Choice Music Awards.
She released ten studio albums throughout her career.

When she accepted the award, she dedicated it to �each and every member of
Ireland�s refugee community,� adding, �You�re very welcome in Ireland. I love
you very much and I wish you happiness.�

The singer made waves in 1992, calling out allegations of pedophilia in the
Catholic Church by tearing a photo of then Pope John Paul II during an
appearance on �Saturday Night Live� � and she later converted to Islam in
2018, changing her name to Shuhada Sadaqat, according to The Irish Times.

O�Connor opened up in her 2021 memoir about her traumatic childhood � and
years of abuse she said came from her mother. �My mother had this obsession
with destroying my womb,� O�Connor said at the time, noting that she was
beaten and kicked in the abdomen sometimes daily.

The singer said she was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder as well as
complex post-traumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder �
but that she eventually was able to find peace with regard to her upbringing.

�I manage very well because I�ve been taught brilliant skills. There was a
lot of therapy. It�s about focusing on the things that bring you peace as
opposed to what makes you feel unstable � I was so busy surviving [the abuse]
that I didn�t have time to feel any of the feelings. You learn to live with
it, but what helped me live with it was to forgive my mother,� she said.

Following her son Shane�s death in 2022 and several social media posts that
frightened fans, O�Connor was briefly hospitalized. �I�ve decided to follow
my son. There is no point living without him. Everything I touch, I ruin. I
only stayed for him. And now he�s gone,� she allegedly wrote at the time,
using an unverified Twitter account linked to hers.

She later apologized, adding, �I�m sorry. I shouldn�t have said that. I am
with cops now on way to hospital. I�m sorry I upset everyone. I am lost
without my kid and I hate myself. Hospital will help a while. But I�m going
to find Shane. This is just a delay.�

No official cause of death has yet been reported.

O�Connor is survived by her three remaining children: Jake, Roisin, and
Yeshua.

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Let's go Brandon!

On Jul 27, 2023, Ubiquitous wrote
(in article <u9tpgn$1smjk$2@dont-email.me>):

> Irish singer Sinead O’Connor has died after a long mental health struggle,
> just 18 months after her son died by suicide at the age of 17. She was 56
> years old.
>
> The singer, whose cover of Prince’s “Nothing Compares 2 U” was named the
> number one world single in 1990 at the Billboard Music Awards, also received
> the inaugural award for Classic Irish Album at the RTÉ Choice Music Awards.
> She released ten studio albums throughout her career.
>
> When she accepted the award, she dedicated it to “each and every member of
> Ireland’s refugee community,” adding, “You’re very welcome in
> Ireland. I love
> you very much and I wish you happiness.”
>
> The singer made waves in 1992, calling out allegations of pedophilia in the
> Catholic Church by tearing a photo of then Pope John Paul II during an
> appearance on “Saturday Night Live” – and she later converted to Islam
> in
> 2018, changing her name to Shuhada Sadaqat, according to The Irish Times.
>
> O’Connor opened up in her 2021 memoir about her traumatic childhood — and
> years of abuse she said came from her mother. “My mother had this obsession
> with destroying my womb,” O’Connor said at the time, noting that she was
> beaten and kicked in the abdomen sometimes daily.
>
> The singer said she was later diagnosed with bipolar disorder as well as
> complex post-traumatic stress disorder and borderline personality disorder –
> but that she eventually was able to find peace with regard to her upbringing.
>
> “I manage very well because I’ve been taught brilliant skills. There was a
> lot of therapy. It’s about focusing on the things that bring you peace as
> opposed to what makes you feel unstable … I was so busy surviving [the
> abuse]
> that I didn’t have time to feel any of the feelings. You learn to live with
> it, but what helped me live with it was to forgive my mother,” she said.
>
> Following her son Shane’s death in 2022 and several social media posts that
> frightened fans, O’Connor was briefly hospitalized. “I’ve decided to
> follow
> my son. There is no point living without him. Everything I touch, I ruin. I
> only stayed for him. And now he’s gone,” she allegedly wrote at the time,
> using an unverified Twitter account linked to hers.
>
> She later apologized, adding, “I’m sorry. I shouldn’t have said that. I
> am
> with cops now on way to hospital. I’m sorry I upset everyone. I am lost
> without my kid and I hate myself. Hospital will help a while. But I’m going
> to find Shane. This is just a delay.”
>
> No official cause of death has yet been reported.
>
> O’Connor is survived by her three remaining children: Jake, Roisin, and
> Yeshua.

She was targeted by both an anti-religious-figure (anti-prophet/ess)
spell that would strip her of followers and also eventually induce
cancer, and an anti-political-figure (anti-activist) spell that would
strip her of followers and also induce eventually suicidal depression.

In my workings I am attempting to lift these spells, but if my workings
work they will unfortunately be too late for her, though there will
be bounces on those who performed the spells and any others
who ordered the spells to be performed, plus redirections to hit
many major and extreme criminal religious/newage and
political/military/corporate leaders (minus the cancer or
suicidal depression).

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https://www.nfld.com/~dalton/dtales.html Salmon on the Thorns (mystic page)
"This could be the final breath; This is life and death;
This is hard rock and water; Out here between wind and flame;
Between tears and elation; Lies a secret nation" (Ron Hynes)