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Sister of Darkness
Sister of Darkness: The Chronicles of a Modern Exorcist | R. H. Stavis, Sarah Durand
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The worlds only non-denominational exorcist tells her astonishing true story: a riveting chronicle of wrestling entities from infected souls, showing how pain and trauma opens us to attachment from forces that drain our energy . . . and can even destroy our humanity. As a secular exorcist, Rachel H. Stavis has cleansed thousands of tormented people, from small children and Hollywood moguls to stay-at-home moms and politicians. But for many years, the horror screenwriter and novelist denied her gift. As a little girl, she began to see "monsters" floating around her bedroom or attached to other children. Told it was only her imagination, Rachel learned to ignore the things she saw. But a series of events in adulthood forced her to acknowledge her unique ability and embrace her power to heal. Since then, Rachel has dedicated her life to helping others cast off the forces feeding off of us. Performing her services pro-bono, she quietly worked in the shadows, until she unknowingly revealed her work to a journalist, who told her story to NPR. A unique look at demonology removed from religious dogma, Sister of Darkness recounts Rachels journey to becoming an exorcist and chronicles some of her most extreme cleansings cases, including those that put her and her clients in peril. Going deep into her world, we meet the diverse range of people she has helpedyoung, old, famous and notin gripping stories of danger and sometimes sadness, that are ultimately about redemption. Rachel teaches us that there are a diverse range of "entities" surrounding ussome of these are playful or misguided, while some are dangerous and harmful. She introduces each of them and explains their power, helping us understand what is attacking and hurting us, and what we can do to protect ourselves. Frightening, eye-opening, and utterly enthralling, Sister of Darkness brings to light a world ruled by destruction, chaos and fear, and the woman who bravely fights to protect those who seeks her out.
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LittleWonder
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Pickpick

Loved this book!!!! NOT scary at all - creepy, yes - but not scary. I read an article online about R.H. Stavis a few months back and was really intrigued. No matter what you believe - it‘s a great book (actually a page turner for me) about her own experiences, cases, dealing with energy, and how to increase your own personal positivity vibe.

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Readaholics
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Mehso-so

I‘m halfway through, but having trouble believing these are real exorcisms. I guess I expected the fire and brimstone of a good ole catholic “demon be out” sort of thing. I must have had the wrong crystals and incense because they did not ward off any teenage demons growing up. Then again, I do listen to a lot of Slayer🤔.

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OsteoValkyrie
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I‘m trying my hand at not buying any books this year. As someone who went to B&N weekly and walked out with 3-7 books EACH trip this has been HARD! However, we‘re at mid April and I‘ve bought three. One was and cookbook and this one was with a gift card from a family member, so does it really count?! Can‘t wait to dig in! #nonewbooks2018

Jocelyn73c Yay stay strong!! 6y
OsteoValkyrie @Jocelyn73c I‘m trying!! So many books that I whisper to, “I‘ll buy you next year beautiful.” lol (edited) 6y
Jocelyn73c HAHAHA YES! 6y
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librarypoweruser
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I fully recognize I shouldn't be reading this because I am so freaking afraid of ghosts but #yolo.

JoScho lol yolo 😂 6y
CherryPie 😂 Brave soul. 6y
SilversReviews I Ike your photo. 6y
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