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Quote from an old book
Protestant Christianity usually does not attempt to deal with cases of possession, regarding all [[occult]] activity as spiritually unwise. In some cases, Catholic clergy may feel that an exorcism is required, in which the power of [[Jesus]] Christ our [[Lord]] and Savior is used to rid the afflicted [[soul]] of the demonic presence.
Protestant Christianity usually does not attempt to deal with cases of possession, regarding all [[occult]] activity as spiritually unwise. In some cases, Catholic clergy may feel that an exorcism is required, in which the power of [[Jesus]] Christ our [[Lord]] and Savior is used to rid the afflicted [[soul]] of the demonic presence.
In 1924, Dr. Carl A. Wickland wrote:
:Lacking physical bodies through which to carry out earthly propensities many discarnate intelligences are attracted to the magnetic light which emanates from mortals, and, consciously or unconsciously, attach themselves to these magnetic [[aura]]s, finding an avenue of expression through influencing, obsessing or possessing [[human being]]s. Such obtruding spirits influence susceptible sensitives with their [[thought]]s, impart their own [[emotion]]s to them, weaken their [[will power]] and often control their actions, producing great distress, mental [[confusion]] and suffering.