Are Earthbound Spirits Interfering
With Your Life
?
Rachel is a 36 year old real estate executive. A few years ago, she began experiencing symptoms of premenstrual and postmenstrual syndrome. Rachel, previously happy, affable and out-going, was becoming increasingly angry, fearful, and discontent. This led to the increased consumption of alcohol in an attempt to “deaden” her mounting fears. These developments placed a great strain on her relationship with others, especially with her husband. Her interest in sex had disappeared, along with her overall energy level. When her quality of sleep, mental focus and memory became casualties, she found herself experiencing depression and, at times, entertaining thoughts of suicide.
Rachel sought help from a traditional therapist, and was placed on a cocktail of various advanced psych-meds, a tranquilizer, and a sleeping medication. This approach improved her situation initially, but over time her previous path of deterioration resumed.
As Rachel explored other therapies, she came across a concept called Earthbound Spirit Attachment (ESA). The theory behind ESA is that under the right conditions, earthbound disincarnate spirits of the dead can attach to the living. These are the spirits of people who have previously lived on the earth, but after they die they remain, either unable or unwilling to move on to the next level of existence, or in other words, the spirit world. It has been found that these attached spirits can profoundly effect the mental, emotional, and in some cases, the physical well-being of those they infest.
During ESA therapy, Rachel was found to have a total of five attached spirits, including a powerful, dominating male spirit that appeared to be the source of much of her anger, and was inducing some of her hormonal imbalance. Also found were two spirits that were alcoholics in life, a very fearful old woman, and a teenage girl who had committed suicide.
Once these entities were released, and Rachel was taught how to protect herself from further attachments, she saw dramatic improvement in her condition, almost immediately.