exorcism final
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EXORCISM
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The act of driving out, or warding off,demons, or evil spirits, from persons,places, or things, which are believed to be
possessed or infested by them. The means employed for this purpose,
especially the solemn and authoritativeadjuration of the demon, in the name ofGod, or any of the higher power in whichhe is subject
EXORCISM
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From Where it Derived
Greek - exorkismos
Latin exorcismus
"Icause [someone] to swear" and refers to"putting the spirit or demon on oath," or
invoking a higher authority to bind theentity in order to control it and commandit to act contrary to its own will
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Differenttypes of doing
Exorcism in differentReligion Abrahamic ReligionsJudiasm
Christianity Islam
Indian Religions Hinduism Buddhism
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Hinduism
TheAtharva Veda is said to contain thesecrets related to magic and alchemy
The basic means of exorcism are theMantra and the Yadhna used in bothVedic and Tantric traditions
Vaishnava traditions also employ arecitation of names of Narsimha readingscriptures (Bhagvata Purana) aloud
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Gita Mahatmya of Padma Purana reading3rd, 7th and 8th chapter ofBhagvad Gita andmentally offering the result to departed
person Kirtan Holy pictures of Deities (esp. Narsimha)
It is said that ardant believer and followerof Lord Sri Hanuman are isolated fromghostly attacks and possessions
Hinduism
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Buddhism
Exorcism exist depending on the Bhuddist sect Each differs from the other
Metamorphical
EsotericLiteral Tibetian Buddhist s view exorcism as a
metaphor for expelling negative thoughts and
transforming them into enlightened mind Some believe in blessings rather than exorcism
to rid themselves or property of negativethoughts / negative spirits
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Christianity
In the Christian sense the higher authorityisJesus Christ
This act is based on the belief that theDevil, his demons, and evil spirits areafraid of Christ
The belief itself is based on Scripture The ritual of exorcism is more cautiouslyemployed by the Catholic Church atpresent than it once was
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In Christian practice the person performingthe exorcism, known as anExorcist
The exorcist may useprayers, and religiousmaterial, such as set formulas, gestures,symbols, icons, amulets, etc
The exorcist often invokes God,Jesus and/or
several different angels and archangels tointervene with the exorcism
Christianity
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WHAT IS POSSESSION
Possession is when Satan enters and takes overthe physical and mental capabilities of avictim
The soul and will remains free
Satan acts through the victim without thevictim's consent, thus the victim is morallyblameless Satan does not act alone when he possesses an
individual Works side by side with many evil spirits suchas spirits oflust, hate, destruction, suicide,
revenge, anger, anxiety, desperation, death,torment, etc
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SIGNS OF POSSESSION
Victim speaks or understands unknownlanguages Victim clearly knows things that are
distant or hidden Victim can predict future events Victim has an intense hatred for holy
things Victim shows a physical strength far above
his age or normal condition
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Effects of Possession
External Pain Diabolic Possession
Diabolic Oppression Diabolic Obsession
Diabolic Infestation
Diabolic Subjugation
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HOW DOES ONE BECOME
POSSESSED
Pure Divine Permission
Subject to a Curse
Grave Hardening of Sin
Proximity toEvil Places or Persons
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Stages in doing Exorcism
All exorcisms are different in proceeding butthere are similar stages they follow
The Presence Breakpoint
The Voice The Clash Expulsion
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LIVE CASE
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Facts about Exorcism
In general, possessed persons are notregarded as evil in themselves
nor wholly responsible for their actions practitioners regard exorcism as more of acure than a punishment
The mainstream rituals usually take thisinto account, making sure that there is noviolence to the possessed, only that they betied down if there is potential for violence
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THANK
YOU