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Spirit Releasement and Rescue at GateKeeper Alternative Guid
What is Spirit Releasement & Rescue?
Spirit Releasement and Rescue aims to release from the client/host, any disembodied consciousness that may be compromising their freedom of choice, primarily to live their own life to the best of their ability.
Spirit Releasement Therapy - SRT - is the work of finding and assessing an entity that is attached to the energy or the actual person of the host/client. Once that is determined, the practitioner releases the entity/energy and sends them back to their source.
Spirit releasement can include releasing an entity from the energy surrounding a human body, the actual human body (also known as depossession), or from a place, a physical building or location. Such entities might be referred to as Ghosts, but in Spirit Releasement terms they are known as earthbound spirits or entities.
The term Rescue is part of the work involved. Once the trapped energy/entity released, it is sent back to it’s source, whatever that may be. This is quite important. Otherwise, if it is just released and removed from the energy of the host/client, it might attach to the next person it encounters, and it can not be healed of its own issues.
What determines the need for an Spirit Releasement session (SRT)? There are many indicators that some sort of an attachment of some nature is involved with a client or host, such an unexplained lack of energy, or an extreme change in personality, acting out of character, memory problems, unexplained onset of anxiety for no discernible reasons, physical problems with no obvious cause, new pains or symptoms that don't seem to be related to a specific condition, or thoughts, feelings, or images that have no association or reality and the client’s or host’s real life.
Often an attachment causes problems that are diagnosed as mental, emotional or personality disorders. Hosts can be drugged or hospitalized because there is no clear or definable diagnosis for their issues and behaviors, so they are given a label of being mentally or psychologically ill. SRT should never be considered as a replacement for proper medical and/or psychological care. When there is a problem it needs to be addressed in the appropriate manner for the client’s health and well-being. SRT can, however, offer some excellent collaborative effects that should be considered in any treatment program.