I want to find out more about exorcisms in general. Where can I go to find that out?
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This is a good place to read on it:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exorcism
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http://www.wicca.org/\n\nhttp://www.religioustolerance.org/witchcra.htm\n\nHere you go...enjoy.\n:)\n\nFor anyone reading and doesn't want to go to the site... here is what they say it is...\n"This previously underground religion has much to teach every human about survival and about the ethical use of natural innate powers.\n     The Craft is a way of life that investigates every potential that you have.  The Craft draws its strength from the diversity of Nature itself; indeed it rejoices in diversity. Your views and interests are just as valid as anyone else's, and we hope that you too will help to push back the artificial barriers that surround many religious dogmas.\n     As we will mention several times on this website, \nWitches are not Satanists. The negativity in that offshoot of Christianity is not for harmonious thinkers such as Witches."
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Go to the site www.hauntworld.com & from there you can come to know of it.....
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Here ya go...\nhttp://www.subliminalmessages.com/
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Yeah, I do believe in possession. I'm in Australia and do not know of any churches that have performed an exorcism. There probably has been but none that I know of personally.
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Get both. The Exorcist, the original, is scary and done well.  Emily Rose is correct from a mental heath point of view as well as depicting the guidelines of an actual exorcism. In current times you are required to have a psych evaluation.  Almost all cases of supposed possession turn out to be mental illness. That is the kicker in Rose, she meet the mental illness description, true, but there is more.  It's kind of like that bumper sticker  "Just because you are paranoid doesn't necessarily mean they are not out to get you."
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http://athenaeum.asiya.org/Abramelin1.pdf\n\nhttp://www.sacred-texts.com/grim/magus/
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http://www.acadine.org/w/Nazi_Paranormal_Division
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I did one on the history of insane asylums.\nAlso, I did one on how multiple personality disorder and schizophrenia were often mistaken for demonic possession.
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An exorcist is primarily a "medium" who has direct contact with spirits. Through a ritual, he/ she can call upon these kakodaemons and expel them from the confines of the house or place of living  or person permanently. Not always a church thing though, is't more commonly practiced in paganism and wiccanism, and other related branches of religion. The catholic church stole it from the pagans.
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Have you checked witchvox yet?  The link below might help...
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http://www.intuitive.com/coolweb/entities.html
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HOW CAN I FIND OUT MORE WITHOUT LEAVING MY HOUSE
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Check this out:\n"Exorcism is the practice of evicting demons or other evil spiritual entities which are supposed to have possessed (taken control of) a person or object. The practice is quite ancient and still part of the belief system of many religions.\nThe person performing the exorcism, known as an exorcist, is often a priest, or an individual thought to be graced with special powers or skills. The exorcist may use religious material, such as prayers and set formulas, gestures, symbols, icons, amulets, etc.. The exorcist often invokes some benign supernatural power to actually perform the task.\nIn general, possessed persons are not regarded as evil in themselves, nor wholly responsible for their actions. Therefore, exorcism is generally thought more as a cure than as a punishment." (Wikipedia's explanation)\n\n"In Christian countries authentic cases of possession sometimes occur and every priest, especially if he be a parish priest, or pastor, is liable to be called upon to perform his duty as exorcist. In doing so, he is to be mindful of the prescriptions of the Roman Ritual and of the laws of provincial or diocesan synods, which for most part require that the bishop should be consulted and his authorization obtained before exorcism is attempted. The chief points of importance in the instructions of the Roman Ritual, prefixed to the rite itself, are as follows: \n\nPossession is not lightly to be taken for granted. Each case is to be carefully examined and great caution to be used in distinguishing genuine possession from certain forms of disease. \nThe priest who undertakes the office should be himself a holy man, of a blameless life, intelligent, courageous, humble, and he should prepare for the work by special acts of devotion and mortification, particularly by prayer and a fasting (Matthew 17:20). \nHe should avoid in the a course of the rite everything that savours of superstition, and should leave the medical aspects of the case to qualified physicians. \nHe should admonish the possessed, in so far as the latter is capable, to dispose himself for the exorcism by prayer, fasting, confession, and communion, and while the rite is in progress to excite within himself a lively faith in God's goodness, and a patient resignation to His holy will. \nThe exorcism should take place in the Church or some other sacred place, if convenient; but if on account of sickness or for other legitimate reasons, it takes place in a private house, witnesses (preferably members of the family) should be present: this is specially enjoined, as a measure of precaution, in case the subject is a woman. \nAll idle and curious questioning of the demon should be avoided, and the prayers and aspirations should be read with great faith, humility, and fervour, and with a consciousness of power and authority. \nThe Blessed Sacrament is not to be brought near the body of the obsessed during exorcism for fear of possible irreverence; but the crucifix, holy water, and, where available, relics of the saints are to be employed. \nIf expulsion of the evil spirit is not obtained at once, the rite should be repeated, if need be, several times. \nThe exorcist should be vested in surplice, and violet stole."  (from the Catholic Encyclopedia)\n\nI hope all this helps!
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I have a ton of 'em for all different kinds.  Depends on what you need. Start out with these cults, Scientology, Church of Jesus Christs of Latter Day Saints, Jehovah's Witnesses, Bahia, Christian Scientists, Church Universal and Triumphant, Raelens, The Seventh Day Adventists and the ICC(International Church of Christ), The Family. You are going to have a problem with a few of them because the only things out thee are either information the church releases or the anti part of the equation.  There is very little real neutral evidence on them.  I will just start with the generics and let you go from there.
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pray.....exorcist........move.......call ghosts busters!!!!
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You can see the pictures of the exorcism of Emily Rose at the site listed below.  Yahoo movies shows 20 production photos here.