GEN2REV
Well-Known Member
Is there any 'deliverance' that needs to take place to fully separate from the 'familiars'?I suppose if the therapist or psychologist doesn't know Christ and has no understanding of the spiritual world, they could be. But tbh, of all my years of my own healing and years of working with other survivors, I've never had a situation escalate to any degree that God couldn't handle.
I walked alongside one certain survivor for several years. She would regularly ask me, "Tell me more about the God you serve." Or simply, "Tell me about Him." So I would proceed to tell her about "True Jesus" (to specify the difference between the true and the false "jesus" taught by the cult) and she would begin to be attacked by demons (biting her, throwing things around the room, etc). So I'd pray and things would calm down. But I knew that her mind was shattered and her alters had to choose to let go of their "familiars" in order for true freedom to come. So over the years, she and her alters came around more and more. And as they learned the truth about God, and started reading scripture, they let go of their familiars and the attacks stopped!
Is it safe to assume they are gone, or fully disconnected from the person, without some form of deliverance?