Countering Psychic Attacks?

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This is NOT a prayer request, but rather a search for information, which for your purposes you may regard as abstract, regarding how Catholics could, in theory, counter what are known as psychic attacks. Most of the online information about doing so is not trustworthy as it comes not only from non-Christians, but from the very psychics who, in some cases, are the perpetrators!

Psychic attacks differ from direct satanic attacks in that the primary agent of attack is not an unclean spirit but a malicious person, whose brain’s electrical energy, in a wireless version of “brain-brain interface” experiments, imposes its thoughts via what is called telepathy. This has been known to Hindus since ancient times, then went north to an unscrupulous group of Tibetan Buddhists who used it to communicate their unholy ideas to early Theosophy, and from there it spread to England, and in the late 20th century became part of the “New Age” spiritual fraud.

Of course, some psychics think they are doing something harmless or even beneficial, but they are wrong. In some cases, however, deliberate psychic attacks are used for remote mind control or mental torture. In these cases, I am not certain that such prayers as those of St. Michael and St. Benedict are entirely effective. After all, exorcism prayers are specifically against Satan and subordinate demons, but the attackers here are persons. I know enough of Hinduism (as I wish to know the enemy’s tricks and lies) to know that the forehead is the key to “command” as practiced by psychics and “gurus”, which matches with science’s understanding of the front of the brain as in charge of “executive function”, but I do not know what to do with this information.

What, hypothetically, could a Catholic, acting strictly in accordance with his faith, do to counteract psychic attacks?
 
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Psychic attacks differ from direct satanic attacks in that the primary agent of attack is not an unclean spirit but a malicious person, whose brain’s electrical energy, in a wireless version of “brain-brain interface” experiments, imposes its thoughts via what is called telepathy.
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These abilities do not exist.

Peace.
 
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Pray the rosary. The devil and his ilk can’t stand the rosary. And pay no attention to those that boast that they have occult powers. They do not and have no such powers. They think they do, but they don’t.
 
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A Catholic firmly rejects this kind of nonsense and believes in the Gospel.
I see that you previously posted about possible demonic attacks on your mother. You say that you have contacted a priest (?) If a priest is not listening to you, perhaps you could try to contact another priest to come bless her. In the meantime, pray for her.
 
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Some misunderstood what I typed. I know that psychic practices are forbidden, but so are all sins, yet sin exists. So do psychic practices, as one of many forms of sin. It is a question whether they are even “supernatural” per se, because, as I said, they are to brain-brain interface what radio was to the telegraph- a wireless version of the same thing, except in this case what we are dealing with is inherently immoral and involves curiosity in things human beings are not meant to know. Also, I have seen one such person give proof of his ill-gotten “ability”- it does exist, which does not make it in any way right, safe or permissible.

Also, Hindus are correct in certain assertions regarding immoral means of controlling the bodies and minds of themselves and others (e.g. yoga, which is satanic)- correct in the technical sense, but not in the moral sense, just as a witch or warlock would be “correct” in naming a demon they could summon, yet evil for doing so. Thus, just as exorcists often have to find the name of the unclean spirit to expel it, likewise some means of removing the remote electrical control over the mind must be found. Yes, all evil, including this, comes from the devil, but personal, physical sins are not necessarily stopped by exorcism prayers, as the free will being abused by the perpetrator is that of a human sinner, not of the devil. This appears to be something intermediate between the strictly physical and strictly spiritual.
 
Miguel Nicolelis, while in my view overstepping natural human boundaries, used this to connect the brains of two rats in this way in 2013. More sinister still were the “hand-holding” experiments (on himself and his wife) of Kevin Warwick, dating back to 2002. The US government has acknowledged funding technology of this kind since 2010. Such experiments, on both animals and humans, while monstrous both in and of themselves and in their potential uses, can and have been carried out at places like Duke University, the University of Washington and UC Irvine.

When one has observed the things I have, and then finds that Hindus, Tibetan Buddhists, Theosophists and Spiritualists, while theologically wrong and sometimes evil, have long known of a “wireless” version of this, it is reasonable to state that such behaviors, while sinful, can and do exist.
 
Psychic attacks aren’t real. At most what is happening is people being influenced by the power of suggestion. Avoid such people Who claim they can have any sort of psychic power other than to be courteous to them and pray for them.
 
Try to stay in a state of Grace (Confession, frequent Communion etc). If this ‘psychic attacks’ are mediated by demons, being in a state of Grace should protect you.
 
Witchcraft for example is real.

St Benedict might be a patron concerning that.

Remember God is more powerful than any demon or their power.

If someone is going through demonic attacks through people using power from satan - there’s getting help from a priest on what to do. There’s praying/others praying and practicing the faith too (by that I mean Eucharist and confession. Ect)
 
In essence psychic/demonic attacks are generally ineffective against a baptized Catholic, whether you’re practicing or not.

What makes these presumed attacks work sometimes…is that the particular victim on the receiving end of them must be receptive; that is they OPEN THE DOORWAY to such possible things.
 
Stay as close to God as possible.

Go to Mass.

Make use of the Sacraments and Sacramentals.

Pray to your Guardian Angel and to the other Heavenly Angels for help and protection.

This is not meant in a “New Age” answer kind of way, but surround yourself with positive things and people and things that also make you feel happy/up-lifted.

Make your home a happy place, also filled with things that make you feel happy, too.
 
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a malicious person, whose brain’s electrical energy, in a wireless version of “brain-brain interface” experiments, imposes its thoughts via what is called telepathy.
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That’s just not possible, it would negate free will. No one can control you unless you let them.
 
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Mate, the technology does not exist. It would have been mass marketed a long time ago… by me. $$$

You should probably stop reading whatever websites you are reading that are giving you these ideas. There is no brain-to-brain interface supergadget.
 
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I am actually streaming The Last Jedi tonight. I also have peach hard cider because I can’t watch this train wreck of a movie without something to lift my spirits.
 
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Sometimes the Devil does things for witches to convince them their power is real, so he can corrupt them. The witches have no power of their own, and what the Evil One does for them he does to harm them and others.

So with ‘psychic power’. There is no such thing but the Devil is quite willing to trick us into believing there is. He does this in hopes to drag us into evil. Of course he wants those of us who won’t take what he offers to be afraid of those who do.

If you are under spiritual attack --and it’s quite possible for spiritual attack to disguise itself as psychic attack-- then talk to a priest.
 
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I am actually streaming The Last Jedi tonight. I also have peach hard cider because I can’t watch this train wreck of a movie without something to lift my spirits.
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Why are you watching it then?
 
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