Religious Provoking

Hello peeps it's your friendly neighborhood Michigan exorcist here Pastor G.P. Haggart with a new tip of the day. *kidding*

One of the things I like to do as a demonologist is to do field research with other demonologists. While investigating Bobby Mackey's Music World in Wilder, Kentucky with Jeff & Shannon Sylvia I noticed how many of the researchers were swearing at the demon to come out. Using curse words and provoking it to do something. Nothing really happen so I asked another researcher Noah Maisel of G.H.O.S.T. (who is training to be a demonologist) to assist me on several experiments. Noah and I went into the basement together and religiously provoked the demon to come out. How we did this was from Jewish and Christian theology. Noah, a Jew, spoke Hebrew to the Hebrew as did I. We felt uncomfortable afterwards. Later Tim Wood from livescifi.tv came down and assisted us with capturing some EVP's during our experiments. I decided to sing worship songs in front of the demon to provoke a response. These were the same songs you would hear in church. Tim Wood recorded me singing and noticed some odd growling through his EVP detector. After I reviewed the audio, sure enough we could hear me sing to God and in the background there was growling.

The tip here is that demons are more prone to God's word than human spirits are. Whereas I could say to you, "Jesus loves you." that statement may have no effect on you. Why? Because you have a God given gift called "freewill". But if I were to say to a demon, "Get up and walk over to this chair in Jesus name." during and exorcism. The demon has no "choice" but to come under the "will" of God and get up and walk over to the chair I tell it go as the exorcist. Believe me, they stare at you like you are weird, then they go ahead and do it.
Religious provoking gets a more positive response out of a spirit to better identify it and discern whether it is human or inhuman.
As for cursing for provoking... you get a response from either side (human or inhuman) and many researchers had misinterpret a spirit's wrathful response as a demon even when it is human.

Thanks for sharing that topic Greg.