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Schizophrenia affects more than two million Americans
and twenty-four million people world wide. The disease
appears to affect men and women equally in all ethnic groups
and cultures.
At this time,
the medical profession is clueless as to what causes
Schizophrenia, or why the disease affects some people and
not others. Scientists believe it's caused by genetic and
environmental factors. Medical researchers suspect chemical
imbalance may play a role. All seem to agree there is no
cure. No one appears to suspect the involvement of
demonic spirits.
To date, I've worked with seven
victims of Schizophrenia, all of whom had voices talking
inside their heads. Some voices were audible, some
telepathic, some distant, and some spoke in chorus. Some
pretended to be the voices of people their victims had
known. The two things all of the voices had in common were
that they chattered incessantly, and all of them were
demonic.
A man I worked with through Skype
believed he had somehow "tuned in" to telepathic
conversations between psychic people he used to know. For
days, he listened to their conversations. But eventually his
conscience got the better of him. He knew he shouldn't be
eavesdropping, but he didn't know how to shut the
sound of their voices off.
Finally, he made an attempt to join
their conversation. The voices acted surprised, but welcomed
him into the group. This was fine for awhile, till Tom
wanted to bow out. At that point, the voices lost their
friendly tone and became verbally abusive.
Unable to shut the voices out, Tom
had himself committed to a mental institution. There, he was
diagnosed as Schizophrenic and placed in a ward with other
Schizophrenic patients. Then one day he was in the
recreation room when he saw a man in a wheelchair talking to
someone who wasn't there. The man in the wheelchair was
smoking one cigarette after another, and throwing the
cigarette butts on the floor.
When Tom approached the man and
bent to pick up the cigarette butts, a telepathic voice
shouted "Get away from him!"
Startled, Tom stood and backed
away. It was at this point that he realized he was just like
this man. But he didn't have a medical problem. He had
spirits talking to him! That's when he contacted me.
I worked with Tom daily for several
weeks through Skype. As the spirits were addressed and cast
away, they would manifest by burning Tom's skin, squeezing
his head or wrist, or making him feel as if there were a
painful band tightening around his forehead or ankle. Given that there
were so many spirit groups involved, I finally made a
recording of a "cast away prayer" for Tom to use, to play in
the background at home or in his vehicle when he was
driving. The recording worked. The only problem was that It
was seven hours earlier in Tom's country than in mine, and
every time he turned on the recording the departing spirits
would manifest with me! I had to contact Tom and tell
him to make a recording in his own voice and destroy the one
I'd sent him.
On the recording, Tom did "cast
aways" of spirits for each type of harassment he was
experiencing -- not just the voices, but other types of
harassment as well. He had to use the recording daily for
several weeks. But in the end, he was free of the voices and
virtually free of other harassments as well.
In another case, Schizophrenia voices
took the form of voices of people from the man's high school
days.
In addition to voices (known in the
psychiatric and medical professions as Auditory
Hallucinations), there are other symptoms of Schizophrenia
that I've found to have demonic involvement. Of the seven
Schizophrenia victims I've worked with, all of them have
experienced three quarters or more of the following
symptoms, and all were linked to demonic harassment:
Delusions, Delusional Thoughts, Disorganized Thoughts,
Hallucinations, periods of Incomprehensible Speech,
and a Blunted Effect on Emotions.
Once again, I'm not saying that all
Schizophrenia is a result of demonic harassment. But for the
seven Schizophrenia victims I've encountered, all
their symptoms were harassment related.
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