Demonic Possession Is Very Real - The Victims Are Real - Check This Out

DEMONIC POSSESSION IS REAL AND VICTIMS THAT ARE SEEKING AN EXORCISM SHOULD NOT BE IGNORED’: A PROMINENT AND RESPECTED PSYCHIATRIST ON THE WORLD BEYOND HAS SUGGESTED THIS AND IS BEING MET WITH SKEPTICISM AND MISUNDERSTANDING AS PEOPLE JUST DON'T KNOW IF IT'S A REAL THING OR NOT?

Demonic Possession

Believe you and me, it is very real! I didn't even know if I should of even wrote this as it's just that real of a thing? But people do need to know and if there's one thing that I will always do is bring the right information to everyone to the best of my ability to the fullest of my ability even though it might be in conflict with my own beliefs? My own belief is that this should not be messed with, mistaken for and joked around with. People trying to connect with the spirits should do but at their own risk, it's that simple really?

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It is a phenomenon that is on the rise throughout the world: The number of cases of demonic possession – and demands for priests to carry out exorcisms – is, according to multiple sources, soaring.

Medical science remains sceptical. However, a Princeton-and-Yale-educated mainstream psychiatrist believes demonic possession is indeed very real – and claims that the majority of Americans agree with him. With 25 years experience in a private psychiatric practice and as a professor at New York Medical College and Columbia University, Dr Richard Gallagher has a rare vantage point to observe human behavior.

And then there is the inhuman.

He is also a sought-after psychiatrist for discernment, the initial step in determining the need for exorcism. Dr Gallagher has evaluated hundreds of cases of possible possession and, in a wide-ranging and rare interview with the Telegraph, explains why he believes the phenomenon is genuine.
In April, at a Vatican training course for exorcist priests, participants were told that demand for exorcism is booming as a result of a decline in Christian faith and the internet providing easy access to black magic, the occult and Satanism.


Pope Francis has repeatedly reminded his followers that Satan is “a real being, roaming the Earth to devour souls like a lion”. In April, he wrote: “Hence, we should not think of the Devil as a myth, a representation, a symbol, a figure of speech or an idea. This mistake would lead us to let down our guard, to grow careless and end up more vulnerable.” He observed that life can be “a constant struggle against the devil, the prince of evil”. Last year, speaking to priests attending a Vatican course on confession, the Pope said confessors “should not hesitate” to refer penitents who are suffering from “genuine spiritual disturbances” to exorcists.

Describing the Rite of Exorcism as a “delicate and necessary ministry”, the Pope admonished that exorcist priests must be selected with “great care and great prudence.” In the US, the number of priest exorcists has increased from twelve to fifty over the past decade. While demand for exorcism continues to surge, Dr Gallagher’s medical assessment of whether a person is mentally ill or possessed by demons will determine whether some exorcisms are conducted. He is not the only American psychiatrist who evaluates for possession – there are many others who consult on discernment.

But Dr Gallagher is one of the few who is willing to talk about it. He has also written a forthcoming book on the subject, being published by Harper Collins, called Demonic Foes, A Psychiatrist Investigates Demonic Possession in the Modern United States.

“There are many other psychiatrists and mental health care professionals who do what I do perhaps not to the scope that I do – who seem hesitant to speak out,”

he explained.

“That’s what gives my work some singularity. That I have had so much experience and that I am willing to speak out. I feel an obligation to speak out. I think that I should.” Of the cases referred to him for possible possession, he noted that they are people who “suffer tremendously”.

“There is very strict criteria for determining the person’s problem. I am not just intuiting. I’m dealing with it from a very scientific point of view,” he said. Speaking to the Telegraph at his office in Westchester County New York, Dr Gallagher said that while possession is very rare, in his medical opinion, it is real. “There are cases of spirit possession in pretty much every culture,” he said. He has evaluated cases referred to him by priests, rabbis, Christian ministers and representatives of other spiritual traditions.

Dr Gallagher does not view himself as being outside the American mainstream in his beliefs about the existence of demons. Noting that the United States is a more religious country “than somewhat secular countries in Europe”, he cited poll numbers indicating that about 70 to 75 per cent of Americans believe in the Devil and at least half of those believe that demons have the ability to affect human beings, possessed or otherwise.




“Then you can go to some countries like Madagascar where about 100 per cent of the population believes in spirit possession,” he said. “So it varies a lot from country to country. Haiti is another country that believes a lot in demons and spirit possession. It depends on what subculture you’re addressing. Some secular subcultures on the east coast and the west coast of the United States are very sceptical but the majority of Americans are not only open to these ideas but believe them. So I don’t feel that I’m out of the mainstream.” At one time, Dr Gallagher, a board certified psychiatrist with a primary focus on individual psychotherapy and psycho pharmacology, was also doubtful. Although a practicing Catholic, he had never volunteered to evaluate people for possession. But early in his medical career two prominent exorcists, one of whom helped found the International Association of Exorcists, referred cases to him that were so dramatic, he concluded that possession exists. One such flamboyant and dramatic case was that of “Julia”.



Julia: ‘A once-in-a-century case of possession’.

Jesus Christ healing a mute man by performing an exorcism, as described in Luke 11:14, in an engraving from Merian’s Illustrated Bible, published c. 1627 IMAGE CREDIT: REX.

Julia gave Dr Gallagher permission to write about her on the condition that her name and other identifying information such as where she lived in the US be changed. Other than those details, he said he took no literary license in telling her story. A direct worshipper of Satan and a self-described high priestess of a cult, Julia’s demonic possession was not in question. The core concern for the exorcism team was whether she could leave the cult so that the exorcism would succeed in liberating her from possession.

Dr Gallagher was brought onto the team to talk to her about her ambivalence in leaving the cult and her fears and anxieties about the possession. The cult was like a home to Julia and she was in love with the cult leader. She told Dr Gallagher, regarding the cult’s power over her: “The sex orgies are a pretty big part of it”.

But it was not just the sex.

Julia had paranormal abilities that did not exist before joining the cult, according to Dr Gallagher. She directly attributed these abilities to Satan:

“I worship Satan. I don’t know about this God thing. There’s a lot of crap in the world. I don’t see how people can believe in a good God. But Satan I know. He gives me favors.”

Julia reveled in her psychic ability and demonstrated her powers for Dr Gallagher. At 3am one morning, the Gallagher's normally placid cats went berserk fighting in the couple’s bedroom and had to be separated. Such behavior had never happened before and has never happened since. Later that morning, Dr Gallagher was introduced to Julia for the first time.

According to the psychiatrist:

“The first thing out of her mouth was - "So Dr Gallagher, how did you like the cats last night". I even have a letter from her to a priest that says ‘we raised a little hell in Dr Gallagher’s house last night’.

A Haitian voodoo follower wearing white clothes is seen in trance while participate in a voodoo ceremony in Souvenance, a suburb of Gonaives, 171km north of Port-au-Prince, on April 1, 2018 CREDIT: AFP.

On another occasion, Julia demonstrated her ability at remote viewing. She told Dr Gallagher “we really hate Father ——-”, referring to a priest on the exorcism team. She explained that it was her job to “keep an eye on him” although she lived in a different part of the United States. Whereupon she described the priest at that moment “walking along a beach in his blue windbreaker and khaki pants and he’s saying prayers”. Dr Gallagher promptly called the priest on his mobile phone and confirmed everything that Julia had described. The priest noted that normally he would be in his rectory at that time but on that particular day had decided to say his breviary while walking on the beach.

A sign of true possession is the victim going into a trance as the demons take over the body. The victim of full-blown possession typically will not recall what happened after coming out of the trance. In his multiple consultations with Julia, Dr Gallagher heard a demonic voice taking over. The voice would say things from Julia’s body such as “leave her alone you ‘—-ing’ priest! You monkey priest – she’s ours!’ The voice would continue for about five minutes and then she would come out of the trance. Julia would then say to him: “What just went on?”


Dr Gallagher heard the same voice break into a phone conversation with one of the exorcism team priests. Julia was thousands of miles from his office in New York at the time. Speaking with the priest about Julia’s next exorcism, the doctor explained that because of a scheduling conflict he would not be able to attend. The same voice that had emanated from Julia while she was in a trance now broke into the call, stating: “We told you, she’s ours, you leave her alone!” Dr Gallagher asked the priest on the call if he had heard the voice too, to which the priest replied: “Yes, it’s a dramatic case.” Julia feared for her life in the Satanic cult and also worried that the cult leader was falling out of love with her because she was aging. And just as a “crazy” person might fear being labelled “possessed”, Julia feared being labelled “crazy” and being admitted to a mental hospital. But her exorcism, consisting of multiple attempts, ultimately failed because she could not leave the cult and continued to worship Satan.



A voodoo devotee with a skull on top of his head is seen during ceremonies honoring the Haitian voodoo spirit of Baron Samdi and Gede on the Day of the Dead in the Cemetery of Cite Soleil, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti on November 1, 2017 CREDIT: AFP

Dr Gallagher heard the same voice break into a phone conversation with one of the exorcism team priests. Julia was thousands of miles from his office in New York at the time. Speaking with the priest about Julia’s next exorcism, the doctor explained that because of a scheduling conflict he would not be able to attend. The same voice that had emanated from Julia while she was in a trance now broke into the call, stating: “We told you, she’s ours, you leave her alone!” Dr Gallagher asked the priest on the call if he had heard the voice too, to which the priest replied: “Yes, it’s a dramatic case.” Julia feared for her life in the Satanic cult and also worried that the cult leader was falling out of love with her because she was aging.

And just as a “crazy” person might fear being labelled “possessed”, Julia feared being labelled “crazy” and being admitted to a mental hospital. But her exorcism, consisting of multiple attempts, ultimately failed because she could not leave the cult and continued to worship Satan. About a year after the last failed attempt at liberation, Julia called one of the team priests and said she wanted to resume the exorcisms because she had cancer and did not want to die demonically possessed. The priest, described by Dr Gallagher as “a very kindly man”, told her that he wanted Dr Gallagher to evaluate her again. Although he believes that Julia always told him the truth, Dr Gallagher requested permission to review medical records from her oncologist. Julia told him that she had to “think about it”. He and the priest never heard from her again and presume that she died.

This post has been researched to the max! There's another piece to this but for the sake of not wanting to look like I know "way more" than I should, lol I think I'm just gonna leave it at that? There's enough information here to keep you busy on the train journey or the boat trip til the cows come home? You see, Demonic possession is a really bad thing, there's many examples of an ordinary person going literally from one day to the next and changing on a dime so-to-speak?

Imagine if you will, talking to your loved one on this day and the next day they are thrashing about and speaking in tongues! The 1970's movie called "Exorcist" had Priests, Nuns, holy people coming by the coach load! Other Christians were picketing the movie theaters with tent's and flasks because they were (in their eye's probably) "there for however long it took" to get the movie banned? And these dedicated people were shouting Bible verses at the movie goers which you can completely understand?

Religion is a form of unconditional love? It is something to behold. These people don't want to see you getting corrupted and putting your soul in danger? I say, good on you guys back in the 1970's and 1980's! You were doing the right thing and you did the right thing. It's as simple as that but for a very complicated time. The world was a troubling place. It was a time of change and people were expressing their creativity and expressions are a very, complicated thing especially when they are being perceived?

Anyways, keep your eye's in the skies and as I say in all my videos over at Youtube, they've been here for a long time and that's a very long time so don't be surprised if or when you see a UFO?

UFO Sightings Footage.

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