contacting spirits

Is It Safe to Contact Spirits?


 

Many people are drawn to the idea of contacting spirits—some out of love, others out of curiosity, and some even for scientific or material reasons. But what begins as a sincere search for comfort or answers can sometimes open the door to forces that are not so easily dismissed. Before engaging with the spirit world, it's important to understand what’s truly at stake.

 

Seeking Peace After Loss

Throughout history, people have sought to reach out to the spirit world—and they still do today. Their motivations are varied. Many simply want to know if their loved ones who have passed away are at peace. They hope to find reassurance that those who’ve crossed over are no longer suffering, or that they don’t need anything from the living. This yearning often comes from a place of love and concern. When we learn that the spirit is at ease, a weight lifts from our hearts. That knowledge softens the deep, unspoken fear of our own mortality. If those who have died are safe, then perhaps we will be too. In this way, gaining insights about the afterlife offers both comfort and answers to our fears surrounding death.

Others are driven by unresolved matters—issues left hanging at the time of someone’s death. They reach out to the departed, hoping for clarity or direction. Death can come suddenly, catching both the living and the dead off guard, leaving behind things that were never completed or decisions never made.

 

When Financial Motives Take Over

There are also those whose interest is purely material. When someone wealthy dies—especially if they lived alone—those left behind may believe valuables were hidden and never revealed. In such cases, attempts to contact the deceased may be motivated more by financial gain than emotional connection. After such a death, it's not uncommon to see the deceased’s home ransacked in search of hidden treasures.

 

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Spirit Contact for Scientific Research

A smaller group approaches spirit communication with scholarly intentions. These individuals are researchers seeking evidence that consciousness continues beyond the grave. They document their findings through audio recordings, and sometimes video, aiming to build a case for life after death.

 

When Spirit Summoning Becomes a Game

All of these reasons, though different, stem from understandable human desires—whether emotional, practical, or scientific. However, there are others who summon spirits out of sheer curiosity or as a form of entertainment. I often hear from people who’ve treated it like a game, unaware of the risks they were inviting into their lives. It may seem harmless at first—a way to spend an evening with friends—but the consequences can be serious and long-lasting.

 

Spirits Are Easy to Invite—but Not to Send Away

These experiences aren’t limited by age, gender, or education. Even children have been known to participate in such games. What many don’t realize is that calling upon spirits is remarkably easy. They’re already among us, and many will respond when summoned. Even if the specific spirit you're trying to reach doesn’t appear, countless others are ready to take its place. But sending them away is not so simple—it requires deep knowledge and spiritual skill. Not even seasoned mediums succeed every time.

If a person treats spirits as entertainment, it’s only a matter of time before the tables turn—and the spirits begin to play games of their own. These are not harmless pranks; they can lead to serious disturbances that affect someone for the rest of their life. Adults are not any more protected than children when it comes to this. Anyone who invites spirits without proper protection is at risk of becoming affected or even possessed. It doesn’t always happen instantly. The spirit may linger in the location of the séance, only to eventually attach itself to an unsuspecting family member.

Sometimes a person calls upon spirits once and immediately faces consequences. Other times, they may perform several sessions without noticing anything—until one day, something begins to go wrong. They might seek help, or they might convince themselves the problem will resolve on its own. But in most cases, it doesn’t.

No matter the intention—whether rooted in love, curiosity, or the pursuit of answers—attempting to contact spirits carries risks that are often invisible at first glance. These forces are not to be taken lightly, and what seems harmless can quickly turn into something deeply disruptive. It's far wiser to leave the world of the dead to the dead. If you’re seeking peace, healing, or closure, there are safer, more compassionate ways to find it—without inviting unseen influences into your life.

 

 

About the Author:

Michael, a co-founder of The Dr. Wanda Pratnicka Center, holds a B.A. degree in psychology and is a spiritual teacher and healer, with a specialization in spirit removal. Under the mentorship of his wife Wanda Pratnicka, Michael gained profound spiritual insights into the nuances of spirit attachment phenomenon, and for many years, he played a crucial role in assisting her with the remote spirit removal process. In his leisure time, Michael finds solace in meditation, immerses himself in the timeless beauty of classical music, and cherishes tranquil walks by the sea.

 

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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

1. You can find more information about common symptoms of spirit attachment / possession here:

SYMPTOMS OF SPIRIT ATTACHMENT 

2. How to check whether you or your loved one are experiencing a spirit attachment?

REQUEST CHECK-UP 

3. Want to learn more about how we remove spirits?

SPIRIT REMOVAL PROCESS 

 

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