Advice needed please

[jeff]

Curious Kirsty, (I apologize for the length.)

I've read most of the posts here, and I think you are getting some really good advise. On the other hand, you can't ignore some of the obvious things that have been going on apparently for quite some time. I quote, "He has had things knocked out of his hands, been pushed, been stroked and every night he feels someone lay down next to him. When he is at work his parents hear footsteps in his room and the toilet has recently started flushing on its own too." I wonder what is next?

I can ignore a lot of things, but having an unidentified spirit share my bed isn't one of them.

Do his parents show any odd patterns of behavior, or making strange comments?

I maybe guilty too. I live alone. I hear things bumping, and scratching, and some odd assortment of unexplainable sounds. I think that people get used to "things" however odd they may be. They don't seem to be violent, or destructive. Who really cares that the toilet is flushing by itself? Point is, when you know there is something living with you (in your bed?) that really shouldn't be there, you need to get rid of it/them..., and I don't mean maybe.

I was reading a post (on another site I think) written by a woman (who is well educated) who is also very spiritual and open minded. She had been in correspondence about some issue involving a demon. She stated (and I am paraphrasing) the demons wander all about the earth..., and so on. I had made a statement like that to someone as well. I stated that they have no place of their own in this world, so they wander around all the time.

They stop wandering for a while when they find a place with (or possibly without) people who put up no resistance. I apologize if it sounds like I am judging you. I'm not. Keep this idea in mind for a minute. I've read many stories of people doing a "CLEANSING" of their house, and every thing settles down for a while.

According to the Bible, when "they" are driven out, they seek for a place to rest, and find none. So the unclean spirit finds several more spirits like himself, and returns to his previous residence, and the latter state is worse than the first. I mean I've read many stories of people falling back into the same rut they were in the first time. How we live is no small matter. It makes a real discernable difference. Not my idea. It is in the Bible.

I guess Stephen King was right, "Sometimes They Come Back." The movie.