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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?
ClosedNicola asked 2 weeks ago • 
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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?
ClosedNicola asked 2 weeks ago • 
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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?
ClosedNicola asked 2 weeks ago • 
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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?
ClosedNicola asked 2 weeks ago • 
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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 was a recent special broadcast from the television network, CNN, on exorcisms and someone sent a link to a YouTube video excerpt titled “CNN discovers exorcism inquiries are on the rise in the US.” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysD0JoDP5P8 This included an interview with a Catholic priest who performs the ritual for casting out demons and said over the past quarter century he started out doing 3-5 exorcisms about every 3 months, but this has grown to require doing 3-5 every week. A survey of exorcists by CNN confirmed demand for exorcisms has grown over the past 20 years. Comments posted by viewers of the video were at least 10:1 highly negative with a mix of political and anti-religious condemnation. What is Creator’s perspective about the Church’s role and effectiveness with respect to helping or hurting?
ClosedNicola asked 2 weeks ago • 
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A recent client asks about her husband who some years ago now developed dementia, had a demonic presence with dark moods and behavior, and took his own life: “Did he leave something behind?” She has had a number of issues ever since of a dark nature. What can Creator tell us?
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After a couple of years, she started dating a man who began talking to her in a demonic voice. What caused this?
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What is keeping her from finding a new life partner?
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What is causing my client’s adult daughter to cut herself?
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A viewer asks: “Did Judas choose before incarnating 2000 years ago that he would embody the one who betrayed Jesus, or was he compromised by the dark forces due to his political ideas of pushing the invaders out of his home country? If so, what karma has he earned for his betrayal? Has he reincarnated ever since? Was his ultimate gesture of taking his life a further burden to his karma, or did the fact that he took his life because he regretted his betrayal, and thus repented, lighten his karma?” What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 2 months ago • 
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The suspect accused of killing four people in a Manhattan high-rise building on July 28, 2025, allegedly left a note behind that appeared to blame the NFL for a brain injury, according to New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The alleged attacker, 27-year-old Shane Tamura of Las Vegas, committed suicide by shooting himself after he allegedly opened fire at the 345 Park Avenue building that houses the NFL’s headquarters, along with other businesses. During an interview on CBS News, Adams was asked about a possible motive in the shooting. The mayor said that a note was allegedly found stating the shooter felt he had chronic traumatic encephalopathy, a brain injury more commonly known as CTE that some football players have been known to develop. “He appeared to have blamed the NFL for his injury,” Adams said. A media search found no one with the name Shane Tamura ever played in the NFL, including on teams’ practice squads. What caused this state of mind, and to kill because of it?
ClosedNicola asked 5 months ago • 
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Susy Smith revealed in her book an episode that has all the earmarks of a walk-in transition. Sometime during World War II, when Susy Smith was a young adult in her early thirties, she worked in Baltimore as a hospital secretary with an extremely arrogant boss. Because the war was in full swing, single young men who were husband material were few and far between. She writes: “Toward the end of that year as a hospital secretary, I was so completely miserable that I tried to kill myself. … Over a time, many worries pile up in the mind until there comes such a feeling of helplessness that there is an inability to endure another moment of life. … Now that I was entirely resolved, I eagerly began swallowing the prescription liquid sleep aid I obtained earlier that day. The bottle’s contents could not be drunk straight down, for it would have come straight up, so I took the potion spoonful by spoonful, secure in the belief that if I got down enough of it, oblivion would forever result. But with each sip I became more and more nauseated, and finally it was impossible to lift the spoon to my mouth once more. I barely made it to my bed to rest a few more moments until the malaise might pass and my deadly chore be continued.” She continues, “The birds were chirping merrily when I awoke to a sunny morning, and I never felt better in my life. I joined them in song, actually dancing around the room in happiness to find myself alive and greeted by such a beautiful day.” This mirrors the transition experience of many, many walk-ins. What is Creator’s perspective?
ClosedNicola asked 5 months ago • 
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A viewer asks: “Can Creator clarify, with Spirit Rescue work such as for those who die in extremity such as suicide, murder, accident, long-term illness, how can one know if prayer work has moved such beings on into the light? How does one get that discernment? Does one pray for that confirmation? I have often done so, as I have always been able to sense spirit around me. Is there guidance Creator can give on this matter?” What can Creator tell us?
ClosedNicola asked 1 year ago • 
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What can I tell my client about her relentless suffering with severe arm and back pain from targeting? She seems almost ready to kill herself.
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