Shouting at the Wolf: A Guide to Identifying and Warding Off Evil in Everyday Life
Language: English
Published by Kensington Publishing Corp., 1998
- Softcover
- New
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- Title
- Shouting at the Wolf: A Guide to Identifying and Warding Off Evil in Everyday Life
- Author
- Reed, Anderson
- Publisher
- Kensington Publishing Corp.
- Publication year
- 1998
- Condition
- new
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0806511702
- ISBN 13
- 9780806511702
When most people talk about evil, they mean "bad people", as if evil were a psychological affliction. Yet evil is a force that mankind has reckoned with since the dawn of civilization, "Shouting at the Wolf" is a revelatory work about the existence of evil and the dark side of the occult.
Author Anderson Reed says, "With the burgeoning interest in the occult, there is a tendency towards a dangerous pollyanna attitude about its reality. New Agers like to think that they may pick and choose which elements of the occult they will deal with and leave the rest alone. This is folly. When the door to the occult is opened, light and darkness spill out together. The idea that as long as we don't believe in evil it cannot harm us is disastrously wrong."
"Shouting at the Wolf" is a uniquely practical guide to:
The Varieties of Evil
How Evil Thrives
The Dangers of "Satan" Worship
Possession and Sorcery
Why Evil Provoked the Inquisition and Witch Trials
The Death Passage and Death-illnesses
Accidental Possession by the Dead
Living Sanely in the Presence of Evil
The Occultist's View of Substance Abuse
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder as an Occult Phenomenon
Using Crystals for Divination
Journeys in the Spirit World
Purifying and Protecting Your Home
Understanding Exorcism
Helping Our Loved Ones to Die Well
"Shouting at the Wolf" brings the study of evil and spiritual invasion up-to-date and makes the subject clear to everyone.
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When most people talk about evil, they mean "bad people", as if evil were a psychological affliction. Yet evil is a force that mankind has reckoned with since the dawn of civilization, "Shouting at the Wolf" is a revelatory work about the existence of evil and the dark side of the occult.
Author Anderson Reed says, "With the burgeoning interest in the occult, there is a tendency towards a dangerous pollyanna attitude about its reality. New Agers like to think that they may pick and choose which elements of the occult they will deal with and leave the rest alone. This is folly. When the door to the occult is opened, light and darkness spill out together. The idea that as long as we don't believe in evil it cannot harm us is disastrously wrong."
"Shouting at the Wolf" is a uniquely practical guide to:
The Varieties of Evil
How Evil Thrives
The Dangers of "Satan" Worship
Possession and Sorcery
Why Evil Provoked the Inquisition and Witch Trials
The Death Passage and Death-illnesses
Accidental Possession by the Dead
Living Sanely in the Presence of Evil
The Occultist's View of Substance Abuse
Post-traumatic Stress Disorder as an Occult Phenomenon
Using Crystals for Divination
Journeys in the Spirit World
Purifying and Protecting Your Home
Understanding Exorcism
Helping Our Loved Ones to Die Well
"Shouting at the Wolf" brings the study of evil and spiritual invasion up-to-date and makes the subject clear to everyone.
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