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A methodist minister who was a member of Dr. Wickland’s “team” when alive, channeled through Mrs. Wickland shortly after his passing. He had this to say, “… There is nothing which can harm you if you are not afraid. Fear is what we must avoid; we must develop power. When you develop fear you create conditions of fear around you. You should develop within yourself the power of God, the power to conquer, the power of Love. Then you will conquer, no matter what comes.” He says further, “If you are troubled by obsession, say to yourself: ‘I am master, and nobody else can interfere.’ When you do that you will be free. Do not think of the other one (obsessing spirit) who is trying to bother you. Send out a kind thought to him. Do not send out thoughts of evil because they only hinder your own self. They create more thoughts of anger and you will not have gained anything. Develop within yourself power and strength to conquer.” What is Creator’s perspective?
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It was said in Dr. Wickland’s book that spirits attached to humans can have their OWN set of attachments! How many layers deep can this go? Another thing mentioned was the danger of acquiring attachments that had committed suicide. Oftentimes, these spirits don’t know they were actually successful with their own physical suicide, and don’t even realize they are now “dead” and attached to another human being! As such, they may think their suicide attempt was actually unsuccessful, and in so thinking, will unknowingly transmit their determination to their host and influence them negatively, and in some cases even force them to kill themselves. This is especially the case if the suicidal spirit was an atheist and believed they would simply cease to exist upon the death of the body. In this way, they could be responsible for many suicides of victims before they finally “figure things out” and realize there is no escape from “themselves” in death. Furthermore, many drugs warn of “suicidal thoughts” as a possible adverse side effect. Suicidal thoughts come from CONSCIOUSNESS, not “chemistry.” Do the drugs weaken our spiritual (and even physical) defenses and help attract both suicidal spirits as well as spirit meddlers who like to encourage self-destruction? What can Creator tell us?
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Wikipedia had this to say about The Rosenhan Experiment, conducted by psychologist David L. Rosenhan in the early 1970s, “(The Rosenhan Experiments) investigated the validity of psychiatric diagnoses by examining how mental health professionals identified mental illness. In this controversial study, eight individuals without any psychiatric history feigned auditory hallucinations to gain admission to twelve different mental hospitals across the United States. Despite providing truthful information about their lives and claiming to no longer hear voices, all participants were diagnosed with severe mental disorders, primarily schizophrenia, and remained hospitalized for an average of nineteen days. The study highlighted significant issues within psychiatric institutions, such as the staff’s limited interaction with patients and their tendency to misinterpret normal behavior as symptomatic of mental illness. All but one were released only after agreeing to a mental illness diagnosis and medication, which they flushed down the toilet.” In 1976, a young German woman named Anneliese Michel died after 67 Catholic Exorcisms. The concluded cause of death by the authorities was starvation. Anneliese didn’t think the doctors knew what they were doing, and she knew if she shared too much with them, she would end up in the insane asylum. Her parents and two priests were later convicted of negligent homicide for not turning her over to the state institution, where she would have been force-fed and medicated. What is Creator’s perspective on the “conflict” between the secular and religious responses to obsession, possession, and its symptoms? Were the parents and priests “wrong” in not enlisting the help of secular doctors? What can Creator tell us?
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Anthropologist Felicitas Goodman wrote The Exorcism of Anneliese Michel and the book How About Demons? Possession and Exorcism in the Modern World. Dr. Goodman was convinced that Anneliese was a victim of demonic possession, most likely brought about by a curse rumored to be placed on Anneliese prior to birth solicited and paid for by a woman jealous of Anneliese’s mother. Goodman said that in her experience, nearly all these kinds of possessions were the result of a powerful curse placed by powerful practitioners of the dark arts. Anneliese was a gentle, kind, intelligent, thoughtful individual who seemed like the last person on Earth to “deserve” what happened to her. So much so, in fact, that she and her family came to believe that her plight and suffering were somehow sacrificial and for the benefit of others. Because otherwise, it didn’t make sense to them. Dr. Goodman noted that in Haiti, it is believed that an exorcism will succeed only if the exorcist is more powerful than the one placing the curse. Was this the case with Anneliese as well? Did the exorcisms fail, and Anneliese died because the priests were not as “powerful” as the one who placed the curse? What can Creator tell us?
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The 67 Catholic Exorcisms said by the two priests involved for Anneliese brought at best temporary relief, but in the end were considered a failure due to her unanticipated and tragic death at just 23 years old. Goodman wrote: “Exorcism is basically designed to help the afflicted person to gain ritual control over the molesting entities … Unruly spirits (also) need to and indeed can be trained. Without ritual intervention, the undoing of such a pattern is extremely difficult, especially so if the alter is evil or, in religious terms, if the possessing entity has demonic powers. … It is the only strategy used cross-culturally against demonic possession, and in all instances where it is allowed to work without interference, it is eminently successful. … The worst situation in the West is the one involving demonic possession. Those afflicted by it need help. Exorcism works, other strategies do not, yet their diagnosis and treatment are determined not by what works but by the prevailing attitudes, the paradigm concerning the nature of reality. The position is so ingrained that arguments that religious experience is accompanied by measurable and recordable physiological changes are totally ignored. Finally, it should be noted that Mary, the mother of Jesus, reportedly told Anneliese in a vision she had months in advance that her ordeal would be over on the day she actually died.” What is the divine perspective on this outcome, and were the exorcisms “successful” according to the divine? What can Creator tell us?
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Spirit obsession and possession are bigger problems than most people realize. It’s a problem that spans both life and death, and affects the living and the dead in profound and nearly equal measure. Can Creator share with us how Empowered Prayer, the Lightworker Healing Protocol, Deep Subconscious Mind Reset, and Divine Life Support are the best and most effective means to resolve this vexing problem from BOTH sides of the physical and post-physical divide?
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There is a large-scale investigation going on to probe child abuse among the Jehovah’s Witnesses and an alleged coverup by church elders. Are such incidents happening and are they being orchestrated to a large extent by extraterrestrial mind control manipulation?
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A viewer writes: “The latest livestream about Death, Transition, and the Immediate Afterlife gave what had been family lore a sharper focus. I would like to explore the potential current impacts of a tragedy in my family. In the 1920s my grandmother, then 17, was the sole survivor of a car/train wreck that killed her father, two sisters, a cousin, and two aunts. The driver was her father, who had to choose between trusting the brakes or hitting the gas. (Were spirit meddlers involved?)” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “My grandmother saved herself by jumping from the car and suffered two broken arms and other injuries and spent considerable time in the hospital. It seems likely that the circumstances had lasting effects on my grandmother and her own family as well as the spirits of the victims. The condition of bodies was described as horribly mutilated, with the cousin being decapitated. Did the condition of the victims have a harmful effect on their transitions?” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “Did the death circumstances of that car/train wreck make them vulnerable to dark spirit meddlers? Were dark spirits drawn to the extreme carnage?” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “Did the Catholic faith of the family in that car/train wreck serve any of them in transition or through prayers by their church?” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “Have all the victims of that car/train wreck returned to the heavenly realm?” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “This accident seems to have colored my grandmother’s life from that point forward. She spent several months recovering and was abandoned by her stepmother. She was in and out of psych wards multiple times in her life. There were nine children and two miscarriages, a raging alcoholic husband who spent his pay and caused her to seek food from the church. One daughter became an alcoholic, with pulmonary fibrosis and a creepy husband; one daughter suffered mental illness, heart disease, alcoholism, and rage (my mom); another daughter had a nervous breakdown and a pedophile husband; one daughter seemed somewhat stable; one daughter was sexually abused, manic, and lost a son; one son seems unremarkable; another son had a nervous breakdown, didn’t work; another daughter had an unhappy marriage; the final daughter had a nervous breakdown, and may be homeless. Many of her children suffered with alcoholism, or mental illness, or had breakdowns. Few were better than adequate parents, some were angry and combative. Her 26 grandchildren have attributed the less than “Leave it to Beaver” homelives to be the natural result of trauma trickling down. I now wonder if failure to transition was involved at all? Or were dark spirits attracted to the scene and stayed on? My grandmother, as the survivor, was the likely focus of any that were drawn.” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “There is only one of my grandmother’s children still living, and not in touch with the family. She is very likely under the sway of spirits. But I also have particular concern for one of my cousins. Her life has been particularly tragic, and is currently with an abusive husband.” What can Creator tell us?
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She continues: “Are there any lost souls or dark spirits from the car/train wreck still enjoying stirring the pot for my grandmother’s family?” What can Creator tell us?
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