Eliminating
Spirits
This is a task which befalls me very rarely, fortunately. Still, when the need arises, it is good to have a technique to deal with the challenge.
It is my view that the world is now populated with more people than have ever lived before. Add into the mix the number of animals and other living beings on the planet at this moment and multiply it across the years of history, you come to a staggeringly large number of beings which have lived and died.
It is my view that the world is now populated with more people than have ever lived before. Add into the mix the number of animals and other living beings on the planet at this moment and multiply it across the years of history, you come to a staggeringly large number of beings which have lived and died.
It
therefore goes without saying that the world is becoming increasingly
full of spirits. Some of these are good, others indifferent and a
minority cause problems. Be it a
disgruntled fox, a
jealous dog or the serf condemned to a life of misery on a Feudal estate seeking revenge
in the afterworld, angry spirits can undoubtedly crause
great distress
for the living.
My
wife hails from Siberia where an ancient tradition has long been
proven to rid people and places of unwanted spirits. I shall hereby
share the remedy with you.
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| Yakutsk - my wife's town |
Take
a healthy, live domestic cat and remove a few pinches of fur from one front leg. Rather than pulling this out, I would recommend the use of sharp scissors. Place this into a small jar, along with 5 or 6 drops
of turpentine. (As an aside, in Siberia they use the extract from a
local tree which contains similar properties to turpentine; this
being unavailable in the UK, I elected to use turpentine and can
vouch for its substitutability).
Put
the jar in a safe place, far from any flammable materials. The inside
of a fireplace, or even a kitchen sink will do. Drop a match into the
mix and stand by while it burns. This will take a few minutes.
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| Preparation in a safe place for burning |
No,
the smell is not particuarly nice but it does a good job of driving
the spirits away. I don't know why this works, perhaps the spirits can't stand the smell, perhaps there is more to it. I am not qualified to say; all I know is on the occasions when it has been neccesary, this method has never failed me.
Peace,Love&Respect. Darryl.xx
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