Co – dependency and Entities. Who took the spirit out of madness?


Co – dependency and Entities.

Many of us have heard the word ‘co-dependency’ used in subjects relating to relationships with mortal beings (e.g. humans) but there is very little mentioned about how we become addicted and codependent towards the negative entities or thought forms that sometimes we feel rule our lives. I have been asked over the years to rid people of entities that are pestering them so they can get on with their lives.

What needs to be understood is that entities are there for a reason. They are there as a teaching. They portray what is of imbalance, If the entities were removed that day and you just went back to your life without changing anything and without keeping up the practice suggested in my book they will appear again relatively soon because there is a relationship that has been established between both the human and the entity… As we know from co-dependant relationships they feed a need and often an unhealthy need, just like they do in the spirit world.

As they write in co-dependence books. ‘I don’t know where I end and they begin’. The relationship has become so enmeshed that in a way they have become one and cant do without each other even though they know that it’s not serving them.

When someone you have been co-dependant with leaves you find yourself empty and lost. You find that you have no sense of identity but after time you find your sense of individuality returning. This is what you will have to walk through if indeed you want to be able to work with what negative thought forms and entities come your way.

With the meditation for Sensitives up your sleeve (in my book) you have a great chance of working with and releasing the parasites that beset you and you will over time develop a hardy core self that will be able to withstand ongoing experiences.

It is time to stop looking outside yourself for a fix to your problems. You are the ultimate healer of your issue. That’s not to say that it good to know when you need help or guidance but you can work with this yourself little by little and it will be much more powerful in the long run.

Note to therapists, carers, and practioners.

If you are a carer or therapist you can assist your client by guiding the meditation for them and by looking into doing it yourself because if you are going to be working in a field that attracts sensitive – acutely sensitive people (and believe me more and more are coming) you will be encountering these energies too and you as a carer or therapist want to keep yourself in balance to be of good service. There is nothing worse than someone who is highly absorbent going for a session and not only walking out not grounded but with extra bits attached to them that the therapist didn’t clear because they arrogantly assumed they were protected and centered.

There are many therapists who are helping others because of their own wounding. Like they say ‘teach best what you need to learn’ There is nothing wrong with that but what is needed is the insight to know that your client is not you, your client may have a different path to walk, a different journey to take and you have to leave your own ‘shit’ at home so you can be of service to them and have enough insight to know when you are projecting your story onto them. Many therapists and healers are also walking a co-dependant path and wanting to or feel obliged to rescue or fix their client or a worst make their client become dependent on them. That is disempowering to the client. You must support THEIR OWN journey.

Possible signs of entity and negative thought form attachment.

· Tiredness
· Irritability/cruel thoughts
· Negative garbage overtaking your thoughts
· Craving for sugars
· Noise sensitive
· Paranoia
   


Who took the spirit out of madness?

‘You’re talking about a bloke here who six years ago didn’t have a spiritual bent at all, you know, nothing. And it cost me dearly. What I do know is that we are spiritual beings. I don’t mean that to sound corny. I know it to be true because it’s true for me. We are more than just flesh and blood; we are more than just a brain and a mind. We are a spirit. It is inside us all and it’s very deeply. And when it’s tapped it’s very powerful… and I suppose it’s been tapped because I didn’t get just a tap on the shoulder four years ago, I got left-hooked a couple of times. You know, maybe I was due.’

Excerpt from an interview on ABC’s Four Corners program:
Craig Hamilton an Australian Radio announcer
Who has been diagnosed with bipolar.

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Treating those with mental health issues has been in practice since early 400bc from Hippocrates all the way to Freud and further on down the line to the modern medicines of today. We have improved treatment in some form, we are medicated rather than locked up but still the stigma is enormous. To be mad is to be unwelcome, to be feared, to be judged, to be misunderstood.

All the crime scene TV shows still continue to show those who are sensitive as violent and not a trustworthy or valued member of society. Madness no longer has a sanctuary in which to be cared for and protected. Madness now has the streets as its home. When the government hears the cries of the people it does two things, puts money towards new beds in hospitals and bumps up the pharmaceutical lollie bin for more sedatives to keep the natives from being restless! We keep hearing about brain issues, brain chemicals, brain dysfunctions etc. For more than five hundred years now science has been beating its head against a brick wall and still has no answers, but yet there needs
to be more research, more funding to go into this continual probing that for 500 years or more hasn’t solved a thing. Interesting that none of these funded research programs looked at any alternative options. I regress, they have. One example is Mosher who succeed in a program outside hospital that had minimal drug use and in the long term saved live and money but was too successful so the pschiatric board shut it down .

People have been told that they will be like this for the rest of their lives, that the condition is chronic and that they will be medicated for the foreseeable future. They are instructed how to manage their medication (hopefully it’s the right one?) and told to go back into life and function ‘normally’. This is more often than not the extent of the therapy and support available to most ‘acutely sensitive’ people.
In some rare cases a sensitive may find themselves fortunate enough to be part of a halfway house or funded accommodation program that offers activities like art, carpentry, outdoor day trips. This however is not very common and is the most that is offered. Majority of sensitive people are not financial and have trouble affording a massage let alone any therapy that might be of comfort.

With the increasing assault of pharmaceutical answers, our society is now ‘brain trained’ to ask for their issues to be ‘fixed’! No longer are we seekers on the journey of life discovery all that lurks within, we are now educated to ‘fix’ things.

Children as young as four are being ‘fixed’ because their behavior is out of control. Over a million people in Australia are on antidepressants and the world just keeps getting more intense. Religion has taken a beating with all the pedophilia and wars between the three great faiths; Christianity, Judaism and Islam………people are losing faith and trust, in not only humanity but also their own connection to spirit.

As the world turns and releases itself from negativity and the shadow path, people are also losing their connection to spirit rather than increasing it.

We are increasingly becoming a faithless generation. Pills are now the religion of today. And no wonder the sensitive people of this world are starving for spiritual comfort. Not surprisingly their spiritual needs are IGNORED. Their need to spiritually understand what’s happening is IGNORED. Their need to spiritually deal with what occurs is IGNORED.

Much of the challenge of madness is experienced in the spirit world. Whether they are referred to as hallucinations, visions, delusions or figments, they are often otherworldly and many acutely sensitive souls see this as their primary experience, a spiritual, psychic challenge. None of these aspects are addressed. To talk about the experience is seen as encouraging the hallucinations to continue. So the spiritual view of what’s happening is ignored. You can believe in a god or a faith but you are not to deal with your illness from a spiritual, psychic standpoint. You are to deal with it IN THIS REALITY ONLY!

The church alone once governed the spiritual relationship to madness.  After many years of Spanish inquisition, tales of Salem’s witch trials and stories of horrific exorcisms many found the church was more frightening than helpful.


We don’t need to blood let or do demonic terrifying exorcisms or fast and purge the soul, like in the days of old, however we do need to give equal time to the importance of looking at this  ‘acute sensitive’ nature and supporting it from a spiritual standpoint as we have done medically and psychologically.

Interesting to note that Exorcism is on the rise with more people feeling a lack of faith and spiritually disconnected. The church has said that the reason some are possessed is that they have strayed from the path of their faith. In a way, I think they are right. We have become so fast paced, so computerized, so televised and so separate from what is important, we have lost our way, and our connection to OUR spiritual home, whether that be a religious faith, and animistic faith or any sense of faith for that matter…we are in a crisis. A spiritual crisis. More and more people are feeling disconnected from a sense of spiritual wholeness.

If we don’t look after our spiritual wellbeing we loose contact; we separate from spirit, from earth, from our inner selves and from the community as a whole.

An acutely sensitive person has an innate connection to spirit, however it is not balanced and they need spiritual support and guidance as much as they need the other modalities that may assist their journey.

Its time to broaden our education of mental illness from a grounded spiritual perspective, we need to honor the journey of the ‘acutely sensitive soul’.

This journey may take a week, a month, a year or a lifetime. No one knows how long and no one can ‘fix’ it. It is spiritual quest for balance. And like any other quest there are hardships, challenges, labyrinths and trickery along the way.

Sensitive souls need guidance in the world of spirit. The statistics of those with ‘mental health issues’ is increasing by the day. Therapist and practitioners need to be educated, informed and trained to be a helpful guide to those that are lost and those that are on the knifes edge waiting to fall.

I call on all therapists and practitioners to educate yourself and to be prepared for more sensitivity to come. And believe me it wont be long.

 









© Odette Nightsky