The Unquiet Dead

In this enlightening guide, a renowned psychologist explores the intricacies of spirit possession, shares practical advice on how to protect yourself from entities, and teaches you how to rid your home of displaced spirits.

Spirit possession has been reported since ancient times. But is it real?

Moved by the suffering of patients who came to her with seemingly incurable psychological and psychosomatic problems, noted psychologist Dr. Edith Fiore began to explore beyond the boundaries of traditional psychology and made a startling discovery: a significant number of her patients were suffering from spirit possession, a condition that no amount of orthodox treatment could cure.

Depression, phobias, addiction—these and other disorders can be caused by spirits who, after death, remained in the physical world as “displaced persons,” inhabiting the bodies and minds of those still living. The Unquiet Dead is filled with the case histories of those patients, along with details of Dr. Fiore’s hypnotherapeutic methods.

Dr. Fiore explains how to:
• Detect spirit possession in yourself and others
• Protect yourself from entities
• Release your home from displaced spirits
• Do a depossession
• And much, much more

The Unquiet Dead offers a fascinating look at the obstacles to peace of mind and spiritual health that can afflict any of us in this life.

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