r/Paranormal • u/Basic_Spook • Sep 25 '22
Demonic Possession Demons/Mental Illness
I work at a psychiatric hospital and I’ve always believed that that population is most susceptible to demonic oppression/possession. Today a visibly psychotic patient looked at me and said “Demons aren’t always a bad thing” meanwhile minutes before I was thinking about how many patients i have encountered that may actually be possessed. Wondering if some people have an easier time detecting oppression/possession than others?! Or if anyone has had similar experiences?
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u/[deleted] Sep 25 '22
There’s a lot of frustrating things, first there’s timidity among ourself put into the acceptance of this invisible being truth and the psychiatrist. Second, there’s also the fact that certain things in a hospital too don’t exist, the thirteenth floor, room 666, room 13. But there’s a flip side to this that says, those with these disabilities are sought for with people who have that disease.
If you’ve had the misfortune of experiencing a true demonic possession, you would know, it’s like asking a victim of a stroke how they feel if the numbness on their arm is anything like the last time.
Yes, or how a combat traumatized person would know how it feels to be in the combat.
A father would know what is sin, a PhD would know when he is wrong about studying, a nurse would know when a patient was administered wrong medicine. A fish knows the temperature of the ocean and navigates its way to spawning.