In this piece, let's delve into a profound question: why do spirit possessions predominantly occur after the passing of a loved one, be it family or friend?
Losing someone close feels akin to gasping for air. It's not just confronting the void left by a person with whom we shared countless emotions, but also facing the harrowing prospect of our own mortality. The grieving process turns our memories into a bittersweet montage, where fond moments eclipse any painful ones. The irreversible absence of our dear ones is daunting. Such times not only weigh heavily on us but also on the departing soul, which, sensing our anguish, contemplates ways to comfort us. In such overwhelming grief, there's a danger that our deceased loved one might hesitate to cross over.
There are two distinct ways to experience grief: one anchored in love, the other in fear. A love-driven grief allows our dear ones the freedom to move on, and we even encourage this transition, understanding the suffering they'd endure if they lingered. Conversely, an approach tainted by selfish desires, rooted in fear, might unknowingly urge the departed to stay. This conundrum is exacerbated if the living and the departing soul aren't acquainted with spiritual writings like Possessed by Ghosts or In the Wheel of Life, Vol. 2. Armed with the insights from such readings, the bereaved can inspire courage in the departing soul, emphasizing the urgency to embrace the divine path.
Regrettably, such spiritual wisdom isn't universally acknowledged. Hence, some, in their ignorance, invoke the spirits. Spirits, more often than not, opt for the familiarity of the material world. This choice inevitably leads to suffering for both realms. Drained of their life force, these spirits grow feeble, sensing death's cold grip once more. Their desperation intensifies, with the universe denying them sustenance. A soul's true journey should always be upwards, aligning with the higher vibrational realm from which it descended.
It dawns on these spirits that proximity to their living loved ones rejuvenates them. This realization sets off a relentless pursuit to remain close, culminating in what's termed the "astral body reconfiguration" (delved deeper in In the Wheel of Life Vol.2). The process rearranges their emotional body, placing the most potent negative emotions outward, influencing their perceptions through this tainted prism. Such a spirit, if previously irate, morphs into a wrathful entity, amplifying every irritation manifold.
The raw intensity of these emotions, powered by the cumulative negativity of humanity since its inception, is formidable. Anyone mentally or emotionally engaged with the spirit feels this potent surge. Given this dynamic, it's unsurprising that spirit possessions intensify when a dear one departs. The spirit's need for energy amplifies their presence around us.
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