Remote depossession

by Irene Hickman and Irene Hickman D. O.

Remote depossession This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0915689081
• ISBN13: 9780915689088
• Release Date: January 1997
• Publisher: Hickman Systems
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Delightful to Read

I wish Irene Hickman wrote more books. I have found her books "Mind Probe Hypnosis" and "Remote Depossession" a true delight to read. They are both informative and entertaining. In "Remote Depossession", Irene Hickman describes a process which is a derivation of, and similar to the process described in the book that perhaps inspired the entire development of Spirit Releasement process, in a compassionate way (as opposite to "exorcism") - "30 Years Among the Dead". The process described in this book involves the use of another person, who through guided hypnosis session, sends a fragment of his consciousness into a person who may be influenced by other human or non-human entities. The process does involve asking the Higher Self, Higher Wisdom of the possibly possessed individual for permission to scan the individual and proceed with help, which is about 99% of the time granted, but in few instances may be rejected because the individual needs to undergo some other learnings. In my opinion, whether we get permission to do anything specific to help the person who may be suffering or not, we can always send love and light to everyone. After all, what we wish and send to others, in due time, returns to us. There is a brief mention of other therapists who have adapted remote depossession technique and who conduct the entire process mentally, without the assistance of an additional person.

Excellent content but needed some spellchecking

The content of this book is very valuable in that Dr. Hickman addresses a very unique approach to therapy. Dr. Hickman hypnotizes an assistant who then reads a remotely located patient/person, and then the assistant removes spirits or dark entities to the light.I appreciate the fact that she mentions St Michael and his helpers. St Michael is critical to this work.The only reason that I gave only 4 stars is that Dr. Hickman must have written this on a manual typewriter and failed to have a spell/grammar check done by an editor. There are glaring errors in every chapter.I highly recommend that one also reads Dr. Edith Fiore's book, The Unquiet Dead.

A MUST READ if you know an "addict" of any type!

My sister met the author, Irene Hickman, D.O., at an Edgar Cayce workshop & sent me her two books, REMOTE DEPOSSESSION and MIND PROBE-HYPNOSIS. Having been a D.O. since 1948 (she's in her 80's now), she learned to use hypnotherapy in her practice because it seemed to help people heal. When hearing Dr. Edith Fiore (THE UNQUIET DEAD) speak in Brazil about "discarnates/entities" (spirits of people who have died but remained earthbound) being responsible for many of people's illnesses, she began to use hypnotherapy to communicate with these "discarnates" who have "attached" themselves to people to "free" them, resulting in remarkable "cures" which are documented in REMOTE DEPOSSESSION and MIND PROBE-HYPNOSIS. She has found one or more entities in every addict she has worked with! A very valuable book for anyone interested in healing!