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The Invitation
By Oriah Mountain Dreamer.
If you know somebody who has been through tough times, and
needs to find the will to pick themselves up, perhaps this
is the book to do it. It is really amazing. The book is in
fact an extension of the poem on the front cover, a poem that
went around the world a few times.
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When I loved myself enough.
by Kim McMillen
A small book, with only a few words per page, but nonetheless
an awesome book. If you can get a copy with parchment pages,
and a hard cover, that really adds to the enjoyment. This
is a book to touch all of us. And it is critically important
from a spiritual perspective. If you cannot love yourself,
you cannot open your soul to God's Love either.
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the Search for 11:11
by George Barnard
This book is the first of five, detailing his personal experiences
over the last 50 years with spirit guides. Amusing, and very
interesting, rather than instructive. One certainly comes
to realise how involved spirit guides can be in our lives,
if we will only let them. And George has had some amazing
experiences.
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Remote Deposession
by Irene Hickman, D.O.
Irene developed a technique of discerning the presence of
attached spirit entities, and removing them from subjects.
The case studies in this book are just amazing, and her technique
for interacting with dark spirits is very solid. This book
is highly recommended. While I do not know what percentage
of our population is afflicted with attached entities, it
would appear to be far more common than one might assume.
This book is now hard to obtain. I have described Dr Irene
Hickman's technique by quoting from one chapter
of this book. It is simply fascinating reading. This book
can be purchased very inexpensively from Scott
Evans.
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Entangled Minds
by Dean Radin
How wonderful it is to find a scientifically written book
that proves, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that psychic phenomena
exist. Beyond a doubt? How about exceeding chance by 1.3x10
to the power of 104 to 1? And that's the sum of 1,019 completely
separate independently run experiments completed over many
years by different scientists.
This book is fascinating, because it's about quantum mechanics.
It seems all too many of our scientific community are not
keeping up, or have their heads in the sand.
I have written a precis of this book, as a basis for handling
those irritating folks who claim to be rational types, and
claim there is no evidence for any psi phenomena. A caveat
is however in order. The magnitude of the effects measured
are all but useless if we were trying to communicate. The
error rate is simply far too high. But these are typical folks,
randomly selected, not psychically gifted folks who have spent
years honing their skill. You could not find enough such gifted
folks to constitute a decent sample, I suspect.
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Hostage to the Devil
by Malachi Martin
When a very well respected author and psychologist (M Scott
Peck) tells you he has been present at an exorcism, and that
he recommends reading a book on the subject, it catches my
attention. The author was an Irish Catholic priest, and in
this book he relates five tales of exorcism of Americans.
He goes to a great deal of effort to reconstruct the state
of mind of all the participants both before, during and afterwards.
As a tape recorder is used during the exorcism, this part
is typically accurately recorded. The book was first published
in 1976, at which time all five victims were living in the
United States.
This book has forced me to reconsider my stance on the matter.
Prior to reading this book, I was dismissive of church procedures.
Now I suspect that it is possible that they deal with a level
of discarnate evil that folks like Dr Irene Hickman never
encountered. I do not accept all the explanations that Malachi
Martin offers, and in some of the case studies it is quite
clear how the entities have been attracted - the Law of Attraction.
But in others it is not clear, indeed it seems at variance
with the individuals, one in particular is a Catholic priest,
and during the exorcism the priest doing the exorcism is similarly
attacked for some weeks. Of course folks often hide deep personal
secrets, so perhaps in that area lies some answers that we
cannot discover. But it also appears that while the human
victims in all cases consented to the invasion, they had no
idea what that would mean. Consider this extract, the
invasion started so innocently.
One thought crossed my mind while reading this book. It may
be very hard to discover God's presence in this world, but
discovering the existence of discarnate pure evil is clearly
less hard. ISBN 978-0-06-065337-8
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30 Years among the Dead.
Dr Carl Wickland.
There is no finer explanation of possession, obsession, spirit
attachment and the existence of so called "devils"
than this book. At one level it may seem repetitive, as spirit
after spirit is introduced, insisting they are not dead, insisting
perhaps that they have been reincarnated, or are simply trying
to live as best they can. But at another level, this book
is a wealth of information about the phenomenon often referred
to as earthbound spirits - spirits residing on the Astral
Plane. One can learn here how it is that some people can tear
their hair out, bite themselves, and even commit murder or
suicide. One learns of the vast number of people who pass
over into almost total spiritual darkness, and are attracted
to the only spiritual light they can see - other living mortals
with a little more soul development. Originally published
in 1924, and now out of print. If every Christian pastor read
this book, not only would millions of folk be spared their
arrival in the lowest of the spheres, but they would recognise
that they are dead. And avoid obsessing others. How ironical
is it that the very devils these pastors warn about are most
often their very own spiritually blind followers? I
have written a short précis of the book. Read that
before downloading it, I would suggest. It is a very big book,
some 350 pages of A4, and thus a large pdf. Give
it a lot of time to download.
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The Practical Psychic
Self-defense Handbook.
Robert Bruce.
Its always great to find an Australian author. This book
is predominantly about Robert's many years of experience with
negative spirits. It's mostly about things that have worked
in his personal experience, and that's where it has its greatest
value. He does try to offer some conceptual frameworks for
these things, and I suspect these are original, certainly
I have not found anyone else putting forth similar ideas.
It is apparent to me that Robert has not travelled the same
path I have - reading about the explanations delivered to
us by discarnate spirits about the very same things. And so
I do not find these frameworks resonate for me. However I
plan on summarising much of the practical advice he gives,
because if it works, who really cares why it works? And I
am often approached by people asking for such help.
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