Spirit Release: A Practical Handbook

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Ask yourself the following questions. If you answer, “Yes” to more than four or five, it indicates a likelihood that you have an attachment. Mark has been in full time practise since 2003 helping people from around this country and around the World:

In what follows, I will be talking about these subtle energies as I have come to know and experience them, both in clients and students as well as within myself, with the hope that this might help shed light on your journey into this intriguing world. instance. This is the soul integration part of the treatment. To this end the CD on Healing Empowerment Meditations is strongly recommended. According to those who believe in spirit attachment, these entities or spirits can attach themselves to individuals for various reasons. Some explanations suggest that the spirit may be seeking energy, trying to fulfill a purpose, or simply lost and confused. These attachments can occur due to a variety of factors, such as trauma, emotional vulnerability, negative energy, or engaging in activities that invite spiritual entities.Run training programmes in spirit release and allied subjects for therapists, practitioners and lay members

Crabtree cites several examples from the literature that have been assigned by psychological rationalists as double or multiple personality. He comments:

Spirit Release Therapy (SRT) is a clinical treatment sometimes used with patients who appear to be ‘possessed’ by a harmful spirit entity, and who have not responded to conventional psychotherapy or psychiatric methods. Its claims have yet to be substantiated by rigorous empirical studies. However, as a diagnostic system SRThas been found by some medical practitioners, psychiatrists and clinical psychologists to be more efficient than traditional medical diagnostics at identifying the aetiology of a wide range of mental, emotional and psychosomatic illnesses. 1 It is our belief that these conditions stem from an imbalance between the spirit/soul and the mind and body. Into these categories also come those who feel that they are affected by 'negative energies' caused by spirit attachments and psychic invasions.

Those that are not so happy may attach themselves to a human being, normally someone they knew in life and perhaps a wife or husband. Normally, one tells the other that upon their death they will not leave them and so form an attachment to effectively hold on energetically. SRT research has been presented at conferences in the UK for the benefit of medical professionals, the most recent of which, the Fifth British Congress on Medicine and Spirituality, took place in London in October 2015. Researchers are particularly active in Brazil, whose Spiritist movement started to incorporate spirit release techniques into institutionalized medicine as long ago as the 1930s. 44 In this fascinating collection of true ghost stories, clairvoyant Anson Gogh, shares her most interesting, difficult, and unusual cases. Helping an escaped slave reunite with his family, finding justice for a young girl murdered in 1896,—it’s all in a day’s work. The book also includes advice that readers (whether psychic or not) can use to help lost spirits cross over to the other side. When the earthbound spirit of a deceased person is discovered it is encouraged to move into ‘The Light’ where it may continue on its spiritual journey. Non-human entities may be ‘captured’ by angelic beings and escorted to an appropriate place for their education and guidance.Professional ethics demands that permission is granted from the patient to introduce any form of intervention. When the psyche of the patient is fragmented, this creates problems, since permission can be granted by one part and denied by others. In SRT, the Higher Self is afforded executive authority over all other parts (Zinser (2010), 141). Lost souls are literally that. At the time of death, they did not go to the Light. This could have been because the death came as a surprise (a motor accident, for example) or because they believed they were bad and would be in trouble if they went to the Light. They are lost and float around, stranded here. Lawrie, A. (2005). The Psychic Investig ator’s CasebookVol. 2 (2003-2004). Bloomington, IN: Author House. A new breed of therapist is healing the mentally ill not with talk and drug therapy but by releasing troublesome or malevolent spirits who have attached themselves to their victims. I am not talking about religious healers like Francis McNutt, but secular healers, some of them licensed psychiatrists or psychologists, who have discovered, often by accident, that this new therapy works better than what they learned in medical or graduate school. They tell us that too often drug therapy only masks symptoms, and talk therapy reaches only as deep as the patient’s conscious mind can go. But “spirit release” usually heals, often permanently. Not only does it heal the client; it heals the attached (or “possessing”) spirit.