OCD or demonic obsession?

[Sattva]

I don’t see the problem in accepting a premise that mental disorders ARE demonic obsessions. Assuming that the two are seperate conditions seem odd to me. Do give me some feedback, I’m absolutely willing to elaborate, I just don’t know where to start.

 

[John_Ravenwolf]

In my opinion ALL SICKNESS IS DEMONIC spirits I believe hide in the the flesh and every organ and if left long enough cause malfunction of that system and fact is all virus’s are likely the results of demon activity so technically all humans and animals are possesed, ALL just different levels and locations. The one sickness that has me stumped though is advanced OCD and its ramififications. Yes I do practice exorcisms ON all diseases, and if left long enough without attention CAN AND WILL CAUSE PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS AND DAMAGE, THAT IS MY OPINION AS A NOVICE EXORCIST. Cancer of every sort is Demonic possession in a different form, dont waste time trying to figure out if a person needs a shrink or exorcist, HE NEEDS A EXORCIST FIRST AND IN EVERY CASE to assume otherwise is very dangerous and a priest who assumes this person needs a shrink is not a priest but a low level monk, real low level but he may sound Holy and not be. JESUS NEVER OPERATED A REFERRAL AGENCY.
MY EMAIL IS aravenwolf@yahoo.com John Ravenwolf for inquiries and some opinions on OCD which does have me stumped.

 

[fred_conty]

This is an old thread.

 

[ynotzap]

I agree, but in 41 years have never heard any Priest deny the devil exsist. I think your buying hype.

I am 83 years old, and I can’t recall any sermon where a priest specifically spoke of the devil. It’ not , I believe, that priests do not believe in the existence of the devil, it’s like ignoring him out of existence by not talking about him. I do recall this very point mentioned by some dignitary some years ago, to the best of my knowledge There seemed to be an atmosphere that if you spoke of the devil you where somehow strange. I do have some personal experiences with simple exorcisms, involving a priest who taught Theology.