The first time I attended a Universal Medicine workshop by Serge Benhayon, presentations included a discussion on entities (spirits). The way Serge spoke about them was completely on par with my experiences.
Up until this point I realised I had never been part of a public group discussion on this topic: I realised there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did. Even with all the experiences I had as a child, some of these I shared with others and some I didn’t. My relationship with spirits/entities was something I had kept mostly to myself.
So as Serge presented, I reflected on all my experiences of entities to date:
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Looking around the room at the Universal Medicine workshop, not one person was flinching; all were very naturally open to the discussion. In this moment I realised we all have had a relationship with what we feel, yet cannot tangibly see. So why would we even consider it a taboo topic to discuss?
The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.
It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.
In Western culture we remain in the minority when it comes to cultures around the world that openly acknowledge this unseen aspect of life involving spirits and entities. The more we allow ourselves to have conversations about this topic the more we can learn about each others’ experiences. Universal Medicine is leading the way in practically and sensibly supporting people to more deeply acknowledge and understand what they feel, even when it remains unseen or so called ‘taboo’.
By AMH
Further Reading:
Entities, Spirits and Ghosts: Serge Benhayon offers a Core Religious Understanding
Not that ‘Unusual’
Clairsentience | Unimedpedia
Seeing is Believing… or is it?
Spirits, Entities, Possession & the Wisdom of Serge Benhayon
The Truth about Universal Medicine 
The point is not whether entities exist, because they do, but to what extent we are open to see how is it that they have a grip on some (many) humans. We open the door to them to invade us.
My partner and myself discuss this topic frequently having these experiences ourselves and the more we are open to discuss topics that feel important the more we know life is not just physical.
“We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are,” Our awareness of all that we feel is the most powerful sense that we have to understand all that we are.
Opening up to entities is opening up to our multi-dimensionality. It’s excepting we are far more then the temporal body.
There is clearly an innate wisdom that we hold, and we are able to observe many people living parts of their life that is not truly them.
I grew up hearing about ghosts and spirits as quite normal but it was a ‘pretty’ version of the truth. We would go to see clairvoyants and the messages from the spirits would be treated as gospel, rather than the opinion of a dead person, possibly no wiser than any of us.
Just imagine if it came to the point where everyone was able to see the interactions with these now unseen dimensions… This would certainly redefine people’s awareness and open up a very intense can of worms so to speak.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it”. This is very true. Denying what we feel makes life very 2D and leaves us feeling empty. This is one of the games we play to keep ourselves ignorant to what is actually going on. Perhaps if we openly admitted the spirit world exists, we would have to admit that we have sprits within us, which are often running the show.
It is only until we accept the fact that everything is energy, that we can start to consider that we don’t think or make choices as those are made for us depending on the source of energy we have aligned to through our movements. So discerning that which we can not see is our responsibility to the truth within ourselves.
It is clear that the unseen and often untalked of forces behind this world influence our reality far more than we often care to admit. Talking more about them is definitely needed.
It is very refreshing and confirming having these types of conversations out in the open. Keeping what I am feeling inside is very upsetting and disturbing.
I too can recall when entities where being so openly and clearly talked about during one of my first Universal Medicine courses and I actually felt relief in my body like ‘oh god someone is actually talking about this in a completely normal and natural way’. I experienced many things growing up as a child and could always feel entities around me. This is great also as reflecting on this I get to ask myself the question how clear and open am I with others talking about things like this when I feel it is needed? … and the answer is I still hold back.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” So true AMH. As you say we cannot see our feelings yet we accept them as being valid. Yet many people have real experiences with spirits and don’t talk about it for fear of being thought crackers.
Halloween is approaching soon and it made me think about how it’s odd in a way that we have this big event in the year all about spirits/ ghosts etc but that it’s not something we tend to genuinely have conversations about – just keeping it on a superficial level of being spooked/ scared or dismissive about it…
We absolutely do feel the presence of a world that exists beyond our physicality, more that we are open to discuss or be honest about. We are in fact in a constant relationship with spirits, entities and other planes of existence, and the more we openly discuss this the more our awareness and understanding will develop of how we can live in this plane of life, embracing all that we are intrinsically and naturally part of, as such empowering us to live guided by our connection to the truth of our Soul.
The more we express and share our experiences of spirits and entities the more we get to understand and feel how normal this is and takes away the mystery and fear that many people can feel around this subject.
How amazing is it to be able to have a public, open discussion about spirits and entities without fear of being ridiculed, or feeling less or uncertain just because our physical eyes cannot confirm our experiences.
To openly speak to each other of our experiences with spirits and entities will take away the power (fear) they may have over us. To bring these subjects in to the light of day we normalise what is actually happening and takes away the fear of the unknown.
Our relationship with the unseen is far more influential in our lives then we think, it is in fact influencing our thoughts which don’t come from us Individually but come from a source of energy.
Great point Harry – beautifully said. The more we are willing to be honest with what we are feeling the more we will be aware and realise that there is always an energy behind how we are living.
It certainly is damaging to discount what we innately feel, to dismiss those knowing’s or senses that we naturally pick up on… Being discerning of what we are feeling can take time to redevelop or become more aware of but it is nonetheless an innate quality we all have to help guide us in life.
By and large, people have many things in life that they do not want to accept as part of it. To sustain such decision, we may resort to different strategies. We may avoid the issue altogether. We may make clear that this topic is a no-go zone. We may vehemently embrace visions of the world that guarantees being in touch with people who also buy into the same and therefore confirm each other in the held beliefs. We may become one of those that represent those beliefs and not just consume them, etc etc. Such massive efforts may help you to live the illusion of a life free of what you do not accept and depending on the issue at hand, you may succeed. Yet, with entities, none of those strategies and any other one works, like it or not. They cannot be seen by the naked eye but can be felt all the way by any body that is open to feel what is out there.
We make spirits and entities out to be this big deal and something that only some can see and communicate with — fact is they are everywhere and we are constantly feeling their movement as they are just like us, just without the a physical body.
I to appreciate the fact that Universal Medicine and its presenter Serge Benhayon readily share with us the differences between Soul and Spirit and the truth that they exist.
I can remember when I was a child there were certain people in my life I would want to run a mile from. Recently I have felt moments similar to what I experienced as a child but am learning to see what is there in front of me and not run away. It is not so scary anymore to see the entities/sprits coming through another as I speak to them in a tone that is firm and loving… a work in progress.
For some people this whole subject is like something from ‘the Twilight zone’, but for many it is simply a confirmation of something they knew but had chosen to forget.
Thank you AMH for shedding some light on a topic that I felt as a child and when I expressed it to my family they always said I was being silly. Being able to share honestly and to trust my own feelings even as a child makes me appreciate my own inner knowing and that there is much more going on in the world that sometimes our eyes can’t see but the body can certainly feel.
I can relate to your comment Kellyzarb, I had the same experience as a child with the same outcome, my family telling me not to be silly and that I was seeing things. Many, many years later a member of my family had an experience where she was pinned down in the night and she was terrified and at last finally had an understanding of my childhood.
Universal Medicine has and is helping me enormously to see and feel comfortable with entities, spirits, ghosts etc. It may not be pretty to call them out but I would much rather shine my light on them than ignore and pretend they don’t exist all thanks to Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine.
Spirits have been spoken about on and off, religiously, casually, jokingly, since the beginning of time. It’s not actually that fare fetched to say that there are some things in life that cannot be seen but definitely felt. It’s great to have people writing their personal experiences to shift the big hoo-ha that can surround this subject. You write about it so normally and it makes me feel comfortable to come out and say I have experienced those things too!
It is great to acknowledge that there is more than we see.I had an experience the other day where my toddler would not settle in her room – so I slept in her room with her one night, and I had the most crazy dreams. I felt quiet shaken when I woke up and realised that this is how I pick up if there is bad energy in the room – through disturbed dreams. My husband and I put some extractors (energy clearing symbol) under her bed, and spoke to her about how to talk with entities and ask them to leave – and since then she has been totally settled.
Makes me wonder where my completely off the wall dreams come from at times. Another possible cause here, thanks HM.
As a young child I always had a feeling of certain presences being in my room when I slept, it used to terrify me but it was not something I ever spoke about with anyone. I don’t know why, but it was like it was just a given that this was something you went through alone and I would often dismiss what I was feeling and try to get over it but it was definitely something that I felt around me.
I agree AMH, the more we can discuss life and situations the more we understand and expand our connection with our innate wisdom.
I find this a very valid point..”It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.”
Such an interesting subject – that in this western culture we are hesitant to mention this subject in case we are thought of as crazy. I’m guessing that as little as 50 years ago that is exactly what would have happened and a trip for some mild electrocution would have been the order of the day. There is still that slight stain that lingers to this day and keeps us silenced.
I love this too Mary, it is very true and it would be wise for us to pay more attention to what we feel as what we will discover is of much greater value then we could even imagine at first.
As you say A in western culture we are a minority when it comes to energy and life. We feel we are more evolved and civilised and have left ‘the old wives tales’ behind us but in truth we are simply more disconnected from what we feel and have come to rely solely on the tangible and material. This is in fact devolution but in our arrogance we fail to see this.
Interesting comments about your ex-partner and his relationship with alcohol. He knew his demons were “in the bottle”. Can the effect of alcohol really be denied if we get that honest?
What you present here AMH is a very interesting taboo topic that is well worth discussing and exploring further. Many religions and the new age belief system mention the words spirit and spiritual all the time but for me they never fully explain their true function in the practical real life sense, they have just been words.
Absolutely agree we need to be talking about this more openly. I know in the past I have shut these feelings down because of what I’ve been led to believe, ie: that ghosts are scary etc. So rather than accept what I have felt, I would simply dismiss it, thinking if I ignore it I don’t give it any power ‘to get to me’, rather than acknowledging it and confirming my ability to feel energy around me which is actually 10 times more powerful.
When I started reading Serge Benhayon’s books and began understanding the nature of the 4th dimension – I was blown away and at the same time relieved. To hear about entities, God, ascended Masters, angels and other multidimensional aspects was amazing because for the first time there was some clarity, I had always had a sneaking suspicion and could feel many things but when I read these teachings I was very relieved.
Great topic to open up. I’ve spent my life avoiding acknowledging there is another realm. It scares me that we co-exist with another realm we can’t see. But I’m discovering the more I stop ignoring it, the less power has. It only has power because we fear it and don’t see it. We may not see it with our eyes but when we read it, it no longer holds power over us.
“In this moment I realised we all have had a relationship with what we feel, yet cannot tangibly see. So why would we even consider it a taboo topic to discuss?”
How crushing this must be for young children who are particularly sensitive to these energies to feel like they are being misunderstood by the adults around them that choose to deny the truth and revelations bought about by their sixth sense.
Having a relationship with what is going on energetically in life is actually very healthy and nourishing for us and even though I know this I don’t always feel as confident to talk about it as normal in my day to day life. You are very quickly written off as strange and not intelligent even though it is something we all feel.
I agree with you AMH that Universal Medicine has ‘blown the lid off’ when it comes to understanding
entities and spirits. By practically supporting people to understand the forces of the ‘unseen’ (for now) world that inhabit our world alongside of us. The more we are open and discuss this topic the less hold the energies have over us as we get to see them for what they truly are, as bullies that have had their way with us for long enough. I was terrified of them as a child with more understanding I can see/feel them for what they are – cowards; I say cowards because they have yet to experience human life and have stayed as discarnate beings for thousand of years believing that to stay this way somehow gives them power over us humans. Until Universal Medicine came along and opened up their world to us so that we could have a greater awareness of our surroundings, they got away with their bullying tactics.
While we think we are advancing in our ‘modern’ world, a world that is ignorant to the reality of other realms of life we live with, we in fact are missing out on so much more that life has actually on offer for us.
Opening up to the truth of spirits and entities is opening up to our multidimensionality. There is so much more to us than most wish to see.
It’s interesting what you have written about people who drink and then do things completely out of character to who they normally are and they will say that its the demons in the bottle. My reply to that is then why drink when you know that you will be taken over by something you have no control over and that in that state you could harm someone? This makes no sense to me at all.
So true and thank heavens they are having conversations. I love your line here “It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” Damaging, incredibly ignorant and can only reduce our understanding. Keep those conversations going.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” Yes, so very true and something that we need to understand to then accept and live because if we do not we will always be at the mercy of the energies at play.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.”… more than we will ever know.
Great points are made here in this blog AMH – we need to bust the myth that entity discussion is a taboo thing and the more we normalise these stories then the less sci-fi and big deal it becomes and we get to realise how normal it is and how we are actually fully capable of handling these energies so long as we acknowledge that they are there, to begin with.
“The more we allow ourselves to have conversations about this topic the more we can learn about each others’ experiences.” – doing this 100% too and not just about the subject of unseen beings but what Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine brings in many ways with conversations about what we feel and of life. This flips human life on it’s head and back to how we innately are to be – aware of and understanding life through our feelings.
The more understanding we can bring to our experiences with ghosts and entities and how they can play with us, using our minds to feed us thoughts or using our bodies to do what they want, the more likely we are to remain steady and fully in our bodies, to greatly lessen the damaging consequences of allowing them to use us in such ways.
We are so much more than human and as such we have a physical form and also the ‘bit’ that goes within it. In-truth we are only Soul (love) but a part of us has fragmented from this and carved a life of its own by seeking incarnation in form. This we call the human spirit and for the most part it is this wayward one that we allow to run us and steer us away from our true self until such a time as we make the call to return back to the love that we are. Thus, at any given time, the spirit can either be incarnated in physical form, or not. There is nothing weird about this. It is just how it is until we all learn how to express the light of the Soul through the physical form we have chosen. This is why we must deeply care for our body and treat it as temple through which to express our innate divinity, rather than as a dumping ground for temporal excesses.
I have felt spirits and energetic beings around me as I grew up, but I dismissed them because others said they where not real, (my choice) I can feel them now and I know from my body they there are, I also know that life is much more about what we feel than what we see. I do not think of it as spooky, or go into drama about it, it is just the way it is another level of energy and not something to freak out about like I once did and I know maintaining a gentle steady breath and can work through and observe anything that comes to attempt to spook me.
It’s only been since attending Universal Medicine presentations by Serge Benhayon that I have come to realize that all the experiences I have had in the past about entities and spirits have been true but have discounted them in order to fit into what is normal, learning to discern and make life about energy has allowed me to now live with the understanding that there are two worlds but that nothing is greater than divinity.
It is crazy that the truth of this subject is taboo in our society when we all know there is more to life than what we see. I feel even the biggest sceptic still knows that there is spirits and entities. I love being in a space where we can talk freely about entities, spirits and energy without people thinking I’m a weirdo.
We live in a Universe made from energy, energy is around us and pouring through us every moment of every day yet we don’t talk about it!!!! We live our lives completely ignoring this. Reading the first few lines of your blog exposed to me the comfort that we want to live in, to be in our own little worlds or bubbles with the capped ill belief or ideal that we are it, it is all about us and we are born to live our life and then die. Oh my goodness we could not be further away from the truth, we are so much more than this, there is so much more than this. Enter Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine who are committed to lovingly (and firmly) waking humanity up with regards to this. I deeply appreciate Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine holding a space where people feel safe to discuss topics such as this, not only discussed but held by a man that knows energy inside and out. As you say; ‘It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.’
There is so much more to us than what we see, and we do live sensing this throughout our lives. However we have allowed ourselves to develop into society that holds the belief that ‘we need scientific proof before we will believe there is a Soul’ or spirit or entities, otherwise it is deemed as fantasy or make believe. Yet we have the evidence right before us, so to speak, as through our bodies we gauge our feelings, our knowing, our inner-sense, a marker of truth that we already do live in response to. No different is our sense to read energy, to observe and witness energy move within a body and what the quality of energy is. This is a huge part of life and if we negate bringing this conversation in to our daily lives we negate confirming a huge part of who we are, the world of energy we are part of and live in, and as such we negate our awareness to make clear choices to live of our Soulfullness and discern what is truly at play in our lives and interactions.
I agree Carola. Evidence based science does everything it can to dismiss one’s innate feelings (for example seeing anecdotal evidence as less valid) yet ironically can deliver outcomes that conflict one another. So, (as another example) there becomes evidence to support that dairy is good for us and evidence to support that it isn’t, of course the dairy industry would endorse one outcome and the vegan industry another..
I am so pleased you wrote this. I have always been aware of spirits and entities. When we are little we feel so much of what we can’t see yet as we grow up we learn to discount it. This does great harm to the growing child and then adult as it negates a sense that is a gift from our body and is a communication that is far more clear and unaltered than the communication that can come out of our mouths.
“Universal Medicine is leading the way in practically and sensibly supporting people to more deeply acknowledge and understand what they feel,” And doing so in a way I have never come across before, a way that is very grounded, sober and sensible. If we erode our natural protection by consuming alcohol or drugs, then we leave the door wide open for spirits and entities to enter our bodies. I know this because I have experienced it many times. As a consequence of Serge’s presentations on entities, the immense care I take of my body these days has put a stop to entities being able to enter my body. We all have a great awareness of the spirit realm, I love how Serge has removed the taboo by openly discussing it and making it such an everyday topic.
“The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.”
I remember one of my first Universal Medicine presentations and Serge brought up the topic of Reincarnation which I had some pretty strong views about. He asked us – the audience – to remain open to what is being presented and to the possibility that it may be true – and from there we can discern what feels true to us or not.
It was a game changer for me. Because I set aside my beliefs, and openly listened to what was being presented. It did feel true for me and I realised that my previous beliefs were not. Now that story could go either way and there is no right or wrong, but I saw the power in openly listening and discussing a topic. If we offered that to each other more often, we would have a greater understanding of each other and the world around us.
If we spoke about spirits and entities as fact, which they are, we could no longer indulge in the many behaviours which we knowingly choose – because we’d have to admit a fact that we all know is that we often enjoy and let our own spirits indulge.
It was at a Universal Medicine workshop that I also heard Serge talk openly about entities and spirits and it was so great to hear someone finally explain the unexplained. I find it strange that we are all not more open to such things.
Serge Benhayon is one man who has spoken of the reality of entities and spirits, and how to truly address the effects they may be having on us and on our children. Far better to empower young children to deal with what they see and feel rather than deny their experience leaving them with nowhere to go.
Interesting that when people do speak up about spirits it seems an open invitation to ridicule – hence why so many are reluctant to say anything – but far better to know about our unseen world around us than to choose ignorance and hence render ourselves at the mercy of energies some of which may not be so supportive – playing with us to our great detriment and harm.
Great point Annie, how much more supportive to inform ourselves, in a very practical, lived sense about the multi-diamensional world in which we live, this is where Universal Medicine work is so groundbreaking.
It still seems odd that we give our power away to the institutions of science and medicine who have followed a particular line of dogma, and who work very hard at making the world that doesn’t fit into it, fit… and bringing their full weight of supremacy energy to crush any who may offer otherwise… Just as in the middle ages. Once upon a time science was about true open enquiry. Time to expose all that is false, biased and corrupt in the current system to open the way for returning to that openness, true enquiry and equal collaboration for the benefit of all.
So well said AMH. I’ve had many discussions with people about spirits during my life and I’ve never met anyone that denies the existence of spirits privately. It’s fascinating to me that this is a topic that is rarely discussed publicly.
“As a young girl I used to see entities playing with my parents – stepping in and out of their bodies – when they got drunk.” How many young children are aware of this harmful effect of alcohol on their parents? Perhaps they don’t talk about it as they assume it is what everyone else can see as well.
It seems absolutely crazy to be shut down that we shut out the fact that there are entities and spirits and we are considered the crazy ones when we know the truth. I was in Barcelona one time on a stag weekend and I was sitting having a coffee at a cafe watching people go by and I could see physically, the ones with entities in them until I figured out what I was seeing and then I couldn’t see them anymore. My mates would have thought I was mad if I had tried to explain so I kept quiet about it for a long time until meeting people that have seen or have felt similar things.
Strong and powerful article, you bring a presence to a subject that is hidden whilst even known by many. That is we are forever feeling energy and also entities. Yet even though we have all different levels of awareness we can all feel them (energy, spirits, entities). Hence the acknowlegments from a young age is super important , so we stay aware and not ourselves choose to switch off. Equally for the older aged people, we should acknowlege more what we feel so we can observe our ways and when we are not being ourselves because we let energy in that is totally not us!
Thank you AHM for bringing up this topic, most religions acknowledge that there are spirits and entities. It is interesting though that this is a subject most are not comfortable talking about.
This topic is a little like the death topic, we don’t seem to want to go there with it. It’s great that there are people willing to talk about this, because the truth is, we’ve all experienced something in the way of entities or spirits but often we dismiss it, simply because we don’t feel safe talking about it, because it’s not a common topic. But it is a common occurence, so what are we avoiding?
A sensible discussion about entities and spirits is very much needed and the Universal Medicine workshops provide this forum with integrity and truth. Every child knows about them, so why do we sweep the topic under the carpet? And lest we forget, the catholic church practises exorcism and just because we don’t hear much about it, does not mean that it doesn’t happen.
I agree Gabriele, if we were more accepting and understanding of the fact that entities and spirits exist, it would support people not to be fearful or to feel intimidated by what they saw or to give their power away to them in anyway. Discussions like these are a great step in making this a very ‘normal’ and everyday topic.
It is not so long ago we did not know about or identify the different spectrum of energy waves ultra-violet, radio etc. The existence of entities is no different- just because at present we do not have the technical means to identify them it does not mean they do not exist.
Good point, Jstewart51. – there are many things we cannot as yet measure although we know them to be true. Cigarette smoke was harmful long before the official lingo and propaganda caught on and the earth was always round, no matter how flat people imagined and decreed it to be.
“The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.” – I couldn’t agree more, when we keep something taboo or hidden in the shadows so to speak we actually give it energy to be something scary rather than have it out in the daylight where we can truly see what’s going on.
The no-nonsense, common sense approach that Serge Benhayon has in presenting and discussing this topic brings clarity and understanding where there is mis-understanding, fabrication, fear and manipulation. It is a breath of very well needed fresh air.
A very interesting topic you have chosen to write about AMH, there is so much more to life than our physicality
There is a very deliberate strategy to shut down the discussion of entities and spirits – often through denigrating or mocking those who speak up about their experiences. We have to ask why that is. Is it because it would threaten to expose what wishes to remain hidden and therefore hold the power over us? and are we willing accomplices so that we don’t have shown to us the bigger picture playing out – and our part to play in it… and the responsibility this holds.
It is important to talk about entities, as the more aware we are of the ways we can get affected, the more we are likely to be responsible of the way we conduct ourselves and treat our bodies in a way that there is opening for such harmful energies.
This is such an important topic to discuss and one that should be talked about more openly. I have experienced my own children and various pets ‘see and feel’ other spirits and entities, and all my life I have felt the presence of something at different times, particularly at night when I have felt something pin me to my bed on several occasions. There is no denying what I have felt and what I know my children have experienced, whatever anyone else says. So to hear Serge Benhayon talk about this so openly has been very confirming and has given me a much greater and deeper understanding of this subject.
The ridicule of someone raising their beliefs around spirits and entities normally stems from a desire to shut down someone from expressing what they feel, how else can we explain how some cultures beliefs are accepted while others are not. Major religions can use spirits as a way of suppressing the behaviour of people and we don’t bat an eyelid, yet in the same time a sensible discussion can be mocked if it asked us to really feel what may be going on.
Once I became aware of Entities and Spirits it was like ‘of course’, now it’s easy to read the changes that come over people once they drink alcohol, but also when an energy enters and they are not themselves…… We have much to learn about this parallel world, that has much power to come and go and influence our every move. It’s an awareness that can’t be denied and AMH its timely to bring the conversation into the open.
It is essential that we discuss this openly as many people, especially the young, feel that they would be ridiculed by others if they mentioned all that they witness. This is a huge struggle for them often resulting in them shutting down as they feel they have no one who can help them understand the intensity of their world
The world of entities is a truth for a great deal of the population in terms of religious beliefs. I am not sure this translates to a a truth about what they really are, how they work and how we are affected and influenced by them constantly when we choose ignorance…. which includes having a theoretical relationship with their existence.
AMH, this is such an important subject and yet one that is completely ignored and mostly unspoken about in western culture – this seems crazy. When I used to drink alcohol I would become someone else – very masculine and showing off, being very over the top, not at all the sweet, sensitive woman that I am, at the time I didn’t understand about entities and how they can enter us when we drink, now this completely different behavior makes sense.
This among many other topics still remains too weird or ‘deep’ for every day discussion. I don’t know why. I understand at first it can seem a little uncomfortable as we venture into another level of connection with someone else…one that is beyond the superficial niceties, however in my experience of taking a conversation further, people have often enjoyed it, despite wanting to escape it at first. We’re all so desperate to cut the rubbish and get to the bottom, that it is mind boggling just how much we avoid it.
do we want to bury our heads in the sand and deny the experiences of the energetic world. I would far rather be aware and feel to know what is going on rather than be blind and at the mercy of unseen forces playing out at my expense. Ignorance does not guarantee protection – just the opposite.
Yes we do Annie, as a whole anyway, and if it wasn’t for Serge Benhayon and the teachings of the Ancient Wisdom mine would still be 10 feet deep in that sand too.
A breath of fresh air to read this blog AMH. It is interesting that we will openly discuss the spirit world with those we know and trust but shy away from doing this publicly. The fact is that people who admit to experience with intangible aspects of life like spirits and ghosts have been persecuted for centuries. It’s like the emperor’s new clothes in reverse. We are being asked to block out a huge part of our awareness.
I too had a recurring nightmare as a child which I still vividly remember. I also used to sleep-talk and sleep-walk. A Universal Medicine practitioner also helped me make sense of it. A child’s sensitivity is precious yet adults often trash it, as they have forgotten how open and sensitive they were themselves at a young age, before they too were belittled by adults in their turn.
Just this week I’ve had a young child share with me about his fear to go to bed because of the feeling there is something in his room. His parents dismiss this. He tries to stay awake as long as he can – and appears very tired all the time. Discussing spirits openly and normally with young children would give them tools to handle these feelings, rather than have them disregarded as ‘nonsense’.
Wow! Shirley-Ann, what you have shared is so revealing and life is all about love. It is very simple to feel the power that love has in these situations.
It is important to talk about spirits as it is such a relevant topic that is always swept under the carpet. As a young child I remember seeing spirits and was always told that this was only a dream and not to worry about it and go back to sleep.
The old notion of ‘see it to believe it’ feels so rigid and a reduction of everything we are part of. We can’t see space, but we can see everything that is held in space, so does that mean space doesn’t exist? Nope. Space is everything. I love being a scientist with life as my teacher and Serge Benhayon to reflect the capabilities of human beings.
It is an very enriching subject not because it is such a joyfull act, but simply because we can only grow ourselves in awareness when we start the subject. We are forever beings that can feel and so we must re-awaken ourselves to start becoming feeling the all in us and around us again, because everything is energy and we exist out of it. So not being aware is actually an absolute denial of ourselves.. So it makes sense to re-turn to us.
I have always found Serge Benhayon’s discussions and presentations on entities, the astral and heaven planes incredibly fascinating and the truth could always be felt.
It’s interesting to observe how a person’s spirit also leaves the body days, if not a week, before the physical shell dies.
The world is full on many unseen things around us daily, from the spirit standing behind you encouraging you to eat more biscuits, the entity clearly channelling through maybe a family member, to divine beings supporting us every step of the way.
indeed AMH… And this is exactly the sort of conversation that we need to be having now, at schools in families, and at work, this dimension is all around us, how children see and experience this, and it’s just that most adults have shut down to this awareness so much so that they continue the shutting down process of their own children… Just imagine if we stayed open, allowed our children to tell us what they actually see and experience, and if we reopened our senses to the point of actually seeing what is going on around us… Especially with things like alcohol… The world would be a very different place if what was truly happening was exposed to all.
The awareness to such beings brings great underdtanding to the usage of materials such as alcohol and other recreational drugs.
Entities and spirits may have been part of what you know is true in life. They also may have been not. Yet, when you open to the possibility and identify what an entity feels like (feeling that is obviously familiar to us to start with), you know that they are around us all the time.
I was not deterred at all with how practical and openly Serge Benhayon presents on entities and spirits, what I was more shocked about was how comfortable everyone else in the room was with the subject; I suppose it confirms that we have all had these experiences. When I use to drink a lot I had many nights when I felt something else enter me, a man once ‘took me over’ for 12 hours, I was a completely different person, I was cracking everyone up and being super sleazy and wouldn’t take off this cowboy hat, at time we thought it was funny but on reflection it was actually really creepy.
On occasions, we might catch a movement of something in our peripheral vision, and then when we focus properly, its not there, but are convinced we did see something… Understanding that life all around us is energy, it gives perfect reason to not dismiss those moments.
You are right AMH, Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon have allow us to break through the taboo about many subjects such as spirits and entities and to see it as a natural way of being so we can meet life as energy first and expanding our level of awareness about the what is in life.
Thank you AHM, ignoring or denying the fact of entities and spirits, is akin to denying that there is anything more to life than what we can see in the physical form, including life after death. When we deny these aspects of life, we reduce it to something 3 dimensional… from the list of examples you’ve given it is clear this is not the case and that life holds something far greater that we are participating in, regardless of our beliefs otherwise.
Learning to trust what we feel supports us to dismantle any fears around the topic of entities and spirits. When we are open to sharing our experiences we often find many of us actually share very similar experiences with regards to entities and spirits. I may have shared this before but I remember how I felt every time I walked into a pub, night club or restaurant in my earlier years, these were all premises where alcohol consumption was high. I didn’t drink alcohol and was able to feel everything that was going on around me. As soon as I walked through the doors of these places, I felt like all eyes were upon me and I had this eerie feeling I was being watch by everyone but when I looked around no one was actually turning their heads to look at me but I felt I was being watched, I felt uneasy, my body often tensed up and I would want to turn around and leave. Looking back at this, I realise these places were full of entities and what I recognise now was that entities were watching my every move and I felt they were following me. I couldn’t see these entities but I was able to clearly feel them all around me.
I find it fascinating how much we take what we see with our eyes as being it and ignore the so called ‘unseen’. Something I have learned and see more and more is that there is far more at play than purely what we see with our eyes. Seeing and/or feeling entities and spirits confirms this fact.
The way that Serge Benhayon presents about spirits and entities makes the whole subject common sense, which in truth it is. This is a subject that deserves to be widely presented in this way as there is so much in life that is real true but because it cannot be seen it is marginalised, ignored or discredited.
I love the fact you are writing about this topic – spirits and entities are very real. It makes so much sense when we observe people’s behaviours at times, even young kids at school.
The more we connect to our bodies and allow ourselves to feel energy the more we can trust what it is energetically going on around us.
Because the world of energy is not visible or physically tangible for most of us we tend to be ignorant to the ‘scientific fact’ that life essentially is energetic and that there is much more to it than meets the eye. Actually we know that from personal experience, it is in our language and it is proven by modern science and anyway presented in every old tradition nevertheless, we choose to be ignorant to it. We may ask why and or what energy is trying to keep us ignorant and thus blind to become aware of the energetic dimensions of life. A simple choice to open up to the possibility is enough to raise our awareness so that we can make our own experiences and build a relationship with energy.
I have come to the conclusion that it is so abusive to my body every time I dismiss what I can feel. Being very sensitive to what is going on within me and all around me it has not been an easy journey to trust my feelings especially when so many times as a child I was told to not be so silly. I gave up on expressing which led to me doubting myself but this is now something in the past. To my surprise those around me are actually beginning to listen and trust what I am saying, all because I am learning to trust what I am feeling knowing that what I am feeling is true.
It is amazing how our western world has made something so wrong about the possibilities of entities and spirits and how many fear to speak of it in anticipation of reprisal, denigration and mocking that will come back at them. But what if the most powerful thing we can do is acknowledge their existence, and in this immediately start to rein back their out of control waywardness or at least their potential to control and manipulate us in our deliberately chosen ignorance, for now we start to have the choice of whether we let their energies affect us, or whether we can choose to be the master of our own domain.
Ignoring or denying the experiences of so many, and holding to the 3rd dimensional physical plane of life as the only one there is, leaves us vulnerable to manipulation by entities and other energies. Far better to have the conversations, understand what we are dealing with, and become wise to what is around us rendering those unseen forces powerless to control us.
I agree with every word you say, recently I watched as a huge force, I would say an entity not a spirit, stepped into someone clearly visible from behind, it’s almost like you could see it come into them, and the aggression and rage that came through them was immense.
There are traditions thousands of years old which acknowledge the reality of a world of energy we do not always know of. In fact, our attitude of dismissing this world is a very recent development in our way of life. So, have we truly become wiser, or just blinder?
So true Naren, the blind leading the blind. Or is it truer to say we are blind to truth about what is actually there to be seen because we are told not to look at the things we see at a young age.
It’s crazy really how so many people can have experiences of spirits, seeing or feeling something and yet no one talks about it – like ignoring the elephant in the room. Growing up it was common for us to share these experiences within the family and to me I thought it was normal but I soon learnt that was not the case with everyone. The trouble with this is we can internalise it and start to think there is something wrong with us or that we are different for having seen or felt these things.
Through Universal Medicine I was introduced to the fact that spirits exist and that we all have one inside us. I learnt a lot about its psychology, modus operandi and whereabouts. I have learnt how humans feed the spiritual plane of life so they can play with us. In all of this, I have learnt a lot about us humans, about life and about ir/responsibility. Great learnings!
I find it very interesting how taboo the subject is. If the most sensitive instrument for something is ourselves, then there can be cases where no machine can pick something up but we can. If it is possible for humans to have different levels of sensitivity then there can be cases of something being picked up by some people but not others or in greater detail by some people but not others.
It would probably be possible to design a trial around such an assumption but it would be difficult because scientific trials try to isolate single causes or single effects and that is difficult if the instrument is ourselves.
It is astonishing to see the extent of the denial by major institutions of the western world who are deliberately choosing to carve out a world that holds a supremacy position of ‘science’ in its rigid reductionist view, fooling themselves and choosing to stay blind to the true wonder of the realms we live in, and true science we can observe all around us, wonders that a child can see.
I have had children, out of the blue so to speak, talk to me about entities or spirits, and how they are frightened of them. It seemed very natural for them, and at some level they knew I would listen and understand.
Our feelings hold us in connection. In connection we can feel and appreciate our own beauty and others.
I once witnessed a woman after she had only two cans of beer be totally possessed by five or more different entities one after the other. She was either the worlds best actress (which she wasn’t) or I witnessed these entities arrive and depart and another would enter just after that changing her entire personality every time. Some were male some weren’t and some were from a different age. It was an amazing thing to watch. Some may call it schizophrenia but I don’t think this quite explains what I witnessed.
I had only very rarely heard about entities and it was quietly whispered and not talked about. The only other time was in a movie where a priest used exorcism to remove and entity. Once I heard the truth from the presentations of Universal Medicine and witnessing hundreds of people putting there hands up that they had experienced entities and shared their stories, it very much became a reality for me. Since then I have been very aware when it is happening around me, a lot more than we care to admit.
Yes, it is so NORMAL, which may be the most surprising thing. I had a very strong and clear experience yet I had no idea what to do with it.
I think it is great to openly talk about this, to bring out what many people are aware of, ‘It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are.’
Nearly thirty years ago I was studying acupuncture at one of the five main acupuncture colleges in the UK. At this college we had lectures on ‘possession’ and treating this, to the point that at the first consultation we would automatically check for possession and treat it if present, which was quite often, and to keep an eye on this if it returned. Interestingly, we were taught to not generally discuss this with patients. Great to have the transparency with this subject.
It is so true – it is damaging to discount what we truly feel, as the more we discount our own feelings the more we lose and have lost trust with ourselves and are at the mercy of a world that will do everything to dictate to us what we are to think and ‘feel’. And the result is the world that we currently live in, one that has a lot of misery and wretchedness, inequality corruption and domination – none of which is true as we all know deep down.
Thank you, AMH, for helping to make this subject part of our every conversations. The more we talk about spirits and entities, the more we can learn and make explicit this influential part of our lives, which will support children to keep sharing what they experience and not shut down their feelings.
Thank you AMH for a great blog on the reality of spirits and entities, it is interesting that this is a somewhat taboo subject to discuss, I am sure many people have had these experiences but not understanding what they are, keep them hushed up. Serge has brought these out in the open with his teaching on the energy that run our bodies and that is within us around us and through us all the time in our life here on earth.
The funny thing is that whether you want to believe it or not reincarnation, dis-incarnated spirits and entities exist. We can deny that they exist as much as we like but they still exist.
“The more we allow ourselves to have conversations about this topic the more we can learn from each others’ experiences.” There are some subjects in life that people do not want to talk about but the fact of the matter is if we just scratch the surface underneath we would find that people are bursting at the brim to talk about all their so-called “abnormal” experiences. The problem with society is that we do not give people enough space so that they can open up and discuss these sorts of things.
Living the future now as Serge Benhayon does, is a very humble thing to do. It is letting go of the pride of knowledge or functionality and allowing the awareness that we are vessels for energy.
A great blog and discussion regarding entities and spirits. This made me stop for a moment and think of all the things that on some level we have deemed ‘socially unacceptable’ and unable to talk about but which affect many or what many have experienced like spirits and entities. The first one that came to me was mental health. Why do we not discuss these things? Is it fear of looking silly or stupid, being judged, being laughed at, dismissed or in some way do we feel like we are exposing a vulnerability and a vulnerable part of ourselves that if we talk about will lead us to being more vulnerable? The truth is we need to start talking about these things more and more as Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine do and, like you I have experienced the same thing that everyone in the room is open to discussion, many have experiences that they have kept to themselves, especially with entities and spirits and no one feels silly or judged in fact it’s a bit of a relief, like a lid has been taken off something that has been subtlety there brewing but ignored to come out in the open. I love also how you share just because we can’t see it it does not mean it isn’t there or doesn’t exist. This again would be a great discussion. As a family, community, society and humanity we have absolutely tons to wake up to, be honest about, discuss, share, feel, heal, learn and change.
Well said, Vicky. The stigma around mental health is still huge, and there is indeed no reason not to share our experiences of it in regards to ourselves and family members or friends because there is so much we can learn from one another.
The subject of entities and spirits being taboo or a dismissed conversation speaks loud and clear in that it is a subject most people know something about, but perhaps not the full and complete understanding of this energetic fact – and in not having the full truth about the subject on entities and spirits, is how many theories and ideas emerge that complicate the truth. This is why it is compelling listening …”Looking around the room at the Universal Medicine workshop, not one person was flinching; all were very naturally open to the discussion…” As when the truth about entities and spirits is shared, it simply resonates to the bone. Life and energy makes complete sense.
“The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.” I like what you share here. I was in the company of women the other day, and one was sharing very naturally about her period and from there I gained a deeper understanding about our cycles. But we rarely talk about our periods in this way, it is quite often a bit angry at them or not wanting them to be there but this was different. So much happens in life that we dont talk about, or we talk about in an unnatural way, so I am with you on this one.
It is great that Universal Medicine brought this to light, being able to discuss all that we feel but don’t see brings a trust back to our bodies we’ve denied for long time.
It is very damaging to discount what we innately feel. Many many people will testify to this in hind site I’m sure. If we squash what we feel in any area we are limiting our innate discernment and trust in ourselves in all areas of our life. It is much healthier and supportive to discuss easily and openly the things we feel, without restrictions.
There is so much more to life then we can see, feel, hear, smell and taste with our five senses. Without our sixth sense in place,they will only provide us with information of our three dimensional world. Developing and allowing our sixth sense and openly discussing that, will make us whole with the grander whole we are part of instead of the limitations of life when we live in the the three dimensional world we have collectively limited our world to be.
As a child growing up I very much remember being visited by spirits that would try and scare me.
It is so freeing to be able to discuss experiences with energy and things that can’t be seen in an open and supportive environment. There are so many cultures where this is part and parcel of everyday life and it is lovely to bring this more out in the open.
What we feel is, I have learnt, governed by what we are willing to feel. I know my own body is literally giving me feelings to process in every moment and I now clock with more awareness than ever how much I have a willingness or not to go to these feelings and use them to guide my choices in life. The idea of sixth sense isn’t at all out there, it is in our bodies loudly communicating all the time: is that person safe, what does that person really mean, why did I really make that decision, is that twinge in my body telling me something, and on and on and on… So the energies we experience in spirit form are to me a natural part of that unseen energy that makes up the world we swim in, forces at play we either clock or ignorantly ignore.
The fact of other energies at play makes complete sense to me. I knew there was more than just what my eyes could physically see when I was growing up but I did not feel I had anyone I could talk to about this who actually understood what I was observing. So I ended up being scared by the darker energies I felt at night and the only thing I could do was try to dismiss and ignore them. It was not until Universal Medicine that I began to understand what was happening and that I was not just making things up and I was not mad!
Whenever I’ve heard Serge Benhayon talk about entities or spirits he has done so in such a down to earth non-sensational way that it is really healing to hear someone open up a discussion about these things in that way, rather than from making it into a drama or trying to incite fear or trepidation.
I was with someone once who had 2 alcoholic drinks and all of a sudden it was like a shadow passed over his face and different eyes were looking at me. I was no longer dealing with my friend but someone else and it was obvious this person didn’t know me. My friend remembered nothing of the night. I do not need convincing of the existence of entities and spirits as I could clearly see my friend possessed.
AMH, this is so true, “Universal Medicine is leading the way in practically and sensibly supporting people to more deeply acknowledge and understand what they feel, even when it remains unseen or so called ‘taboo’”. And what stands out for me with how Universal Medicine presents this subject is that it is very practical and very real and makes sense. In the past I have heard new age groups talk about spirits and the spirit world and it has felt very airy fairy and not true and makes the spirit world ‘out there’ and mysterious.
Bringing light and focus to the subject of spirits can help us all gain a greater understanding of the world in which we live and which we may be influenced by. Far better to know than to choose to remain in oblivion but affected by it nonetheless.
Yes, Annie. There is a whole world of unseen influences that it is surely better to know about rather than sticking our head in the sand.
AMH how much richer would our lives be if we openly spoke and confirmed the fact of energy, spirits and entities. So many things that are currently “unexplained” in medicine, life and families would make sense.
A few days ago I was speaking with someone and before long the conversation became about entities and spirits, led by the other person not me, and this was not an aspect of life we had ever spoken about before. It again just goes to show that these experiences are incredibly common and it felt great to share our sense of these unseen forces at play.
We are supposedly living in the age of reason, where such discussions are seen as a step back to the dark ages of superstition. It is not “fashionable” to declare that you are religious, or indeed have experienced things such as “entities” that cannot be explained away by rational thought. But the fact remains that energetic experiences that go beyond the physical world are quite common, and science has yet to provide a decent explanation for such ‘phenomena’. Of course, I am not one to suggest that all we hear is true, and there are many conspiracy theories that simply do not make sense. But when it comes to spirits, I for one have had enough experiences in my life to leave me open minded enough to the fact that there is definitely a commonality to many of those stories. And the more you talk to other people about it, and they realise you are not ridiculing them, the more you find other people with similar stories – of being suffocated in bed half awake at night, of being lifted off the bed in your sleep, of being aware of a presence in the room etc etc.. Such experiences should give us pause to wonder, to consider and to ponder on such things, not merely write them off as mere fantasy simply because they don’t suit our construct of thinking that all life is just physical in its outplay.
As a child I saw and felt entities and other things but I learnt fairly quickly to numb myself as it was not considered as the norm. I have recently become much more aware of entities around me. I ask them to leave, they do but I know they are watching me. They know me inside out and I have to be extremely careful not to react to another but to see and read where the energy is coming from.
Superb article, not acknowledging the existence of spirits and entities is like saying the air we breath doesn’t exist. I have seen and felt entities come into people and also played host when I used to drink alcohol.
I feel inspired and a little tremulous reading this article. Every word feels true and makes sense and I am not afraid to discuss it, but some of the hangover from the unspoken rules about not talking about spirits and entities have left a whisper of fear about them, which feels like it is a brilliant way to keep me feeling that they are somehow scary and or bigger than me. The inspiration bit comes from knowing that starting and being part of a conversation about entities and spirits brings them out into the open, as it were, and therefore no longer made bigger by the veil of mystery.
“Universal Medicine is leading the way in practically and sensibly supporting people to more deeply acknowledge and understand what they feel, even when it remains unseen or so called ‘taboo’.”
You are right AMH, what stands Universal Medicine apart is that it 100% acknowledges energy in a very practical and straightforward manner without attaching these experiences to any past spiritual doctrines or beliefs.
Had I known the wisdom about entities and spirits that I found with Universal Medicine, back when I was a child, it would have saved me many, many nights of fear and tears.
I agree Felix. It was a godsend when I first heard Serge Benhayon present on entities and spirits as I knew since I was born they existed and were real. It felt so normal to talk about them. The more open we are about our experiences and what happens in the spirit world the more we can assist and support children and some adults too.
Being more open again to the things I felt once as a child and teenager I have experienced what spirits and entities can feel like when they are around you and even as they interfere with our bodies. Interestingly this time round I did not feel any fear even though the actual experience felt peculiar.
Throughout childhood I felt stuff and saw stuff. I talked about it, but often as children, we are told that we are imagining it, it is in our head etc…I began to numb myself to what I felt and saw, as much as I could, but in doing so I numbed to feeling what there was there to feel. I have observed peoples eyes changing drastically, so that they do not look or feel like them, they feel owned, and it is not just emotions, I have seen ghosts, felt them, etc and now as an adult I am honouring more deeply what I do see and feel. This has enabled me to be more okay with what is attempting to spook me, but it has also enabled me to feel what is there to support me. I feel there are two energies in this universe, love and not love, we must allow ourselves to feel all, to also feel the love that is naturally available. When we allow ourselves to feel all, we know that what spooks us has no power over us, when we are aligned with love.
We live with blinkers on if we believe that there is no such thing as invisible beings around us, there is too much evidence otherwise. The examples you share AMH are very interesting, and although I have never seen an entity, ghost or spirit myself. I know people who have, and I have no doubt that they do exist, because if we believe everything is energy and we are all vibrating at different frequencies then it makes sense. How many of us have done something that is ‘out of character’ especially after consuming alcohol, or when our children are ‘not themselves’, could it be that we are allowing these energies to influence us and enter our bodies and have been doing so for a long time, and it won’t be until we acknowledge that they exist by talking about it openly will it expose them for what they are.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” We live in a world that only takes things at face value when in truth there is always so much more see. One of the reasons the world finds itself in such a mess is because we have not accepted that there is so much more to life then just the physical we see in front of us.
This quote reveals the blinkered ignorance of humanity – the blindness with which we choose to analyse and consider life. So much of what there is to be ‘seen’ in life is felt – it is like a sense we have chosen to ignore – we are feeling all the time and yet we choose not to bring that to our awareness.
Acknowledging all we feel is an important and essential part of our lives to truly understand what is going on and brings honesty and understanding to all that plays out in life.The acknowledgement and discussions brought out by Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine about Entities and spirits is very refreshing and allows us to see what we see and not feel it is just us seeing this, and the truth of all we know and feel and is very healing and natural.
AMH I woke up this morning and felt a presence in the room, it was a girl holding what seemed like some flowers. The presence was very strong, there was no doubt an energy there. Yet this is not something I would normally talk about, not normally share yet it is completely normal and the more we talk about it the more we can then start to feel the quality of the energy and what it wants. How much of a blessing would that be for a kid to actually openly talk about the things they feel and see?
When I was growing up I could feel there was more going on than what I could see, but I knew that my family would not be open to discussing such things, whereas a family I knew did and I loved hearing about what they felt. It is very confirming for a young person to validate their feelings about what is going on energetically around them.
“…We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full…” A great statement… Acknowledging and paying attention to our feelings is the part that completes the puzzle, the why, the how and the what.
There actually is something that has repelled me about talking about spirits and entities. It’s not that I deny their existence and feel uncomfortable talking about them, but sometimes I sense a kind of specialness and fascination, a kind of glamour, in a way we talk about them at times.
Perhaps a sign of the times, is a conversation with a group of people recently, who I did not know very well and I mentioned feeling an energy in a person that was not who they were. There were many nods of agreement and a deepening of connection in the group and sharing from people on a more honest level. It was great to freely express about energy without reservation or embellishment.
This is such a great point, that open conversation can really help us to understand what we can see and feel. Because sometimes all anyone needs is to have their feelings confirmed by another person who maybe didn’t see or feel the same, but does not doubt that what you experienced was real.
Interesting account of your first time discussing entities in a group. I too, first really discovered the causes and effects of having entities lingering at a Universal Medicine course and it has had a MASSIVE impact on my wellbeing
Thank you AMH for sharing your experience with openness. It is important to be open and feel that we can share and discuss all aspects of life and the world. Shutting down to what we feel due lack of tangible ‘evidence’ is one of the first steps to dulling our awareness of the fullness of life. I know I have been guilty of dulling my awareness on many occasions and denying what I feel, always looking for some kind of proof so as not to be ridiculed. My life is so much fuller when I trust what I feel and know rather than seek to justify.
I find it fascinating that humanity acts as if it is, and also believes itself to be, very interested in finding out about things. We are prepared to spend loads of resources in looking into things. Yet there are areas of life that we refuse to even talk about it – despite of the fact that as in the case of entities and spirits so many of us have had our own personal experiences of it.
My son described a man he was looking at who was staring at us over our back fence – in broad daylight. He had a long dark coat and brown eyes. There was no-one there that I could see……and it was only a few feet away. We talked about what he had seen, the fact that he did exist even though I couldn’t see him, and how he went as soon as he was named and seen.
We rely far too heavily on our sense of sight when our other sense and in particular our ability to feel what’s going on around us are equally important, and are designed to work TOGETHER rather than individually.
Completely agree Susie, we have become way too focused on the visuals of life, completely ignoring all there is to feel and truly sense.
Being aware of the existence of entities and spirits opens our awareness to so much more beyond the plane of life we know on earth. I can remember as a child feeling so much happening around me and have seen things myself, however after being ‘frightened’ chose not to be aware. As adults we have a responsibility to be open to what we know from what we have felt to support our children to be able to talk about what they see and feel and not to disconnect from their own ability to feel.
If we limit our experience to only what we see before our eyes we miss out on the grandness of the multidimensionality of life that exists well beyond this physical world.
I have been in a similar situation where over half the people showed that they had had an experience with energy in the form of a presence in a room or someone changing before your eyes – especially when drinking. We have so many sayings that confirm what we know ‘something got into him’ ‘she’s not herself’ etc that really if we sit with are the truth and if we took it more seriously we would bring more love to that situation and person rather than dismissing it and not dealing with it.
Yes, if we don’t discuss the reality of spirits and entities we cannot come to an understanding that supports us. Social condemnation of those who dare to discuss these topics try to paint these people as unhinged. I’ve only ever heard talk of this sort of thing in conjunction with a person being diagnosed with some sort of mental health need, perhaps because we are all too sacred to talk about these things – I know I have been. It’s funny how Western traditional thinking limits itself within the seemingly safe security of evidence based research and dismisses and, to a certain degree, fears what cannot be seen. It’s a perfectly respectable abdication of responsibility to dismiss the science of discernment that requires all our sixth senses to feel. This dismissal allows the continued manipulation of our being by unseen forces. Too often we hand over the keys – trouble is joyriders aren’t known for respecting the vehicle they drive.
There is indeed a lot to be said to not be afraid to talk about what we feel and understand about life with others. Otherwise we only stay on the superficial and do not really share ourselves at any deep level.
We often run with scary misconceptions of things simply because we have created them as such in our head. In contrast when we have open conversations and reach a point when the truth is laid out in front of us in its simplicity, we understand our relationship and responsibility in life. We are empowered.
We all know that spooky feeling when we walk into a certain building or room. We can feel a presence that is obvious. Because we can’t see it we can dismiss it, but this doesn’t cancel out the reality that we can actually feel.
When I was at school during a lesson I mentioned an experience I had with a spirit to the whole class and the teacher made a sarcastic joke, which at the time surprised me because to me it just seemed normal. However the class mates other than a little ribbing were less unkind and I realised that I had got off lightly – a couple of weeks later the teacher died suddenly, and I remember thinking to myself how he would now see the spirits for himself.
Only when we talk openly with another we get to know and understand that there is so much more than one alone is aware of, hence it broadens our horizon and the depth of understanding of in effect everything as everyone contributes something unique to the whole.
Talking openly about what we feel is such of key importance to supporting ourselves and each other with mental health. It means having real open, non judgmental conversations. We are so much more than we see. We are not flat, 2 dimensional character replaying a script, but multidimensional people who are living in a spherical world, and we need to be able to talk about all of that.
‘The more we allow ourselves to have conversations about this topic the more we can learn’ – This is so true and applies to everything. The great lessons we can learn from one another are hugely reduced by making topics ‘taboo’ or socially impermissible.
AMH, this is a really important subject to discuss, as you say here; ‘we all have had a relationship with what we feel, yet cannot tangibly see. So why would we even consider it a taboo topic to discuss?’ There seem to be so many things that we stop talking about, as we grow up we seem to be trained to be ‘nice’ and ‘polite’, to say certain things and not say certain things, rather than simply and naturally expressing what it is we feel and see.
AMH I am sure most people would vouch for the existence of spirits and entities yet as you and so many have shared we don’t openly talk about this and the fact of energy in our western day – to – day lives. It’s a shame that with all the technology we have we ignore the greatest and most important part of life – energy and the quality of energy.
It was only once I could talk openly about my experience with entities that I could release the fear that they evoked in me. Once it was acknowledged that what I felt was true and I was not imagining it, I didn’t need to be scared of something that is a normal part of our lives here on earth.
How often have these ghost and spirit encounter stories be a part of meet ups with friends, sleepovers etc – what if we took them out of the context of a giggle or a scary story and saw them for the common reality they are for most people. No one can see the air we breathe but we know it exists because we feel it brush past us and we breathe it in everyday – what if the vast number of personal experience with something not of the physical dimension and the long lineage of history is not simply a being imagined on a mass scale but is a reality.
One day when we get to see in full those who are discarnated we will realize that there are multiple interactive dimensions existing at the same time and space, no different to the spectrum of light or sound we are only capable of seeing or hearing a certain range of vibration with our senses.
We have such a long way to go to build an open communication about life as energy.
There is so much that we keep hidden out of a fear of appearing “crazy”, yet with so many people the world over having some sort of experience with entities and spirits what becomes crazy is not talking about it.
There is a reason for everything -nothing is by chance so when we feel or see entities or spirits there is a reason for them being there. Thank you of being so open about this very touchy subject.
The topic on spirits and ghosts is a taboo one and yet most of us can relate to it with some experience or other, especially as children. A workman came to my place of work recently and openly shared that he had seen a ghost in the building, he described what he saw in detail. His openness was quite unusual and we had a long chat about it. Interestingly all the staff have accepted the presence of the ghost and it is mentioned by them every now and then.
To ignore or deny the existence of ‘the spirit world’ just because we cannot see is no different than to live believing the world is flat.
In the western world we tend to stubbornly ignore how much more we are, while we do not allow that spiritual world to be part of our lives. We are not only flesh end blood but so much more. If we continue to ignore this fact that we live in a world of energy and that ‘everything is because of energy’ (Serge Benhayon), then we will never truly heal all the illnesses and diseases we currently live with.
‘It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.’ This holds true in so many aspects of life. Our feelings are our most accurate indicator and calibrator of truth and we override them or discount them to our own detriment.
We have a huge potential to learn from each other and deepen our insights by building on what the other person shares. Immense expansion of awareness is possible when this process is truly embraced. So when we make any subject a taboo we are shoot ourselves in the foot.
This confirms to me the fact that everything is energy and everything is because of energy. We think it is us doing what we are doing but there is so much more happening with every choice we make.
When I was just starting to understand there were strange happenings that were not normally discussed but were connected to something called an entity, my Mother disclosed how, on the death of a young boy, she had known at school, saw him sitting on the end of her bed. We were both able to discuss experiences connected to the spirit world together that I found supported us both in this knowledge. I have had many friends who have discussed these event in their lives without inhibition in a meditation group I attended many years ago. It wasn’t until I connected to Serge Benhayon and his presentations at Universal Medicine that I truly felt the reality and truth of what was shared by him.
‘I realised there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did.’ It is interesting that there is so much around about the spirit world , and yet, for convenience sake, it can be so easily discarded a crazy talk.
Throughout the ages there has been mention of the spiritual world, but we have over time, totally dismissed this from our lives. Children are sensitive to these realms, so it makes sense what you say here AMH; “As a young girl I used to see entities playing with my parents – stepping in and out of their bodies – when they got drunk.” Imagine if one day children could openly talk to their parents about what they see without fear of ridicule or dismissal. How different the world would be if we allowed children to express from their innate wisdom.
I have worked in many hospitals over the years and seen and felt many things, as have most of my colleagues. I have heard many relatives say…”that’s not like…..it’s not them at all”. In western cultures we skirt around the topic without saying it like it is, even though it is an experience not uncommon. Thanks for making this topic a very real and relatable one, one that needs to be part of our everyday conversations.
Numbing out and checking out to not feel what the body is presenting to be felt, causes deep separation and emotional energy running rife in people. When we are in this state, we may as well have a a big sign on our foreheads saying ‘Entities welcome here’.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full”.
It reminds me of childhood experiences being afraid of the dark. You know you can feel a presence of something yet it isn’t tangible enough for adults to see with their eyes so dismissed as being silly and annoying if you try and persist.
If people had more awareness of the entities that come through someone who is intoxicated and can cause much havoc and harm to another, including children, perhaps domestic violence would not be so prevalent? “I lived in an abusive relationship once and saw how other energies would play with my partner whilst he was intoxicated. It would get to a point where he was simply not himself”.
“The more we allow ourselves to have conversations about this topic the more we can learn about each others’ experiences.” And the more we have these conversations the more we will realise how very real and un-unusaul it is to have these experiences that they are no longer just ‘experiences’ but a normal part of life.
We really hide away from discussions about things we cannot see and yet we have open conversations about God and who he is. To talk about entities and spirits starts to acknowledge that there is more to life than what we see – that what we feel plays a key role.
And if we consider that everything is energy first, then of course we will feel things even if we can’t see them. It is great to start having these conversations and not shutting down children when they say they can feel something.
AHM much of what you say I can also relate to my experience of speaking about reincarnation, through the experience of my own children and that of those I come across every day – there are simply too many unseen aspects of life that get trivialised or set aside, yet as far as I am concerned to deny reincarnation is to miss the wisdom, magic and cycle of life – it’s like looking at a rainbow with half its colours.
Many industries, like the alcohol industry, let alone the spirit world itself, are dependent on humanity ignoring the existence of spirits and entities, so of course there is an opposing force at play once someone like Serge Benhayon openly presents about this topic.
It used to scare me when people spoke about spirits and entities because I didn’t fully understand how it works and how it affects people. Now that my understanding of this is so clear I am not one bit afraid of talking about it or hearing others share their experiences. The more we talk about our experiences the more we realise how many of us have had similar experiences in life with spirits and entities. They are very much in our life whether we choose to acknowledge that they exist or not.
In regards ghosts, or entities.. other dimensions, there is a great fear about what cannot ‘be seen’, and therefore not understood, true, or proven to exist. This blindness keeps us blind purposefully to prize physical sight over feeling… since a child I have seen things not of this temporal world, energies, and felt them too without such sight and even whilst asleep at night feel the shifts taking place and at times in advance of it happening. When something is felt, sight is still seen and is what I call ‘feel-see’ into vision which sometimes the vision is actually visible, and others a felt-visible and no image. Seeing is feeling, and feeling is seeing.
One day it will be so obsolete to deny the existence of spirits and entities – it will be like someone talking about the world being flat. We will laugh lovingly, to think that we could have actually believed that such things did not exist.
I love your comment Henrietta, I had thought of the exact same example and then I came across your comment. I love it when this happens. I also often pondered on how many things we would be able to lovingly laugh about in the future when we look back at how we viewed our world, how we lived and our relationships with each other, with nature and with God. Evolution is so playful.
There are so many accounts and stories woven into human history about the influence of an unseen world on our physical dimension and this possibility has certainly not been ruled out by science, so in the absence of a better explanation I will continue to go with my feeling also that there could be an energetic spiritual world that is constantly influencing us in the physical world.
Thank you AMH, what a great post, and many of what you share is relatable. It’s funny as since a child ghost stories and later ghost films were always appealing or enthralling and I knew they were reality.. and I very much ‘enjoyed’ such possibility and fact that there was not just this realm or world I was living in, but another unseen one.. and one I was able to sense myself too. Over the years feeling this realm was common, and with Universal Medicine I began to understand the different and differences in realms or planes of life/dimensions – those that hindered humanity, and those that served, and for me this distinction has brought immense clarity to the way of my life, and understanding the make-up of human life itself.
When something is held as taboo it’s like giving it more energy, feeding it to be an issue rather than being open about it so we can all have more clarity around what we’ve actually felt.
Yes, AMH, we are kidding ourselves by believing that the world is only made up of what we can see. Let’s not continue to put our heads in the sand, but be willing to see everything, for therein lies the opportunity to understand the whole of life.
All is energy, it took me a while to accept this truth but it has been one of the greatest blessings I could have asked for.
Accepting that there is a world out there that our senses cannot grasp is confronting. For some it is even scary. And there are, just to be sure, very scary forces out there. But equally, there are very beautiful ones who stand besides us and are also eager to work with us. Not opening up our awareness regarding what is out there does not change the fact of what there is.
I love this AMH, the greatest evil is to ignore, deny or attack what you are afraid of, even if it comes in the form of people calmly and frankly discussing and sharing experiences that practically all of us have had in life which are out of the ordinary.
It is to our great detriment that the conversation about spirits and entities is so shunned and ridiculed in parts of western culture, in science and medicine, and it leaves those who have had bad experiences and very real experiences with such phenomena nowhere to go and nothing to be able make sense of it.
It is far more empowering to open up the discussion and for us all gain an understanding and awareness of the greater dimensions that we live in and and are a part of, so that we can learn to live truly ourselves and not in ignorance, and therefore at the mercy of other energies that might seek to influence us.
What a fantastically practical blog that takes the Western discussion of spirits out of the world of fairy tales and puts it firmly where it deserves, in the real world.
Humans are naive to think that what they see is only what there is, there is so much more around us then we currently know or understand. I often find it laughable that we spend billions of pounds on space exploration looking for something out there when there is something right under our noses we have yet to even notice let alone acknowledge.
The fact entities and spirits are there I feel is something everybody knows on some level. That they affect our thoughts and step into our bodies is not so widely accepted, yet on some level still known, as it calls us to become more responsible with what we let into our bodies. A great article that has opened a much needed discussion, for as you share, this part of life is real, so understanding it is paramount.
This makes me wonder just how much more there is that we label as ‘mysterious and unexplained’ when in fact we actually know the truth behind it but are just resisting accepting it as such.
We can’t see feelings but does this mean they don’t exist either? It’s time for the nay-sayers to move away from views that defy common sense.
It is interesting that in Western culture what is accepted as ‘normal’ in other cultures is not only not accepted, it is taboo for discussion, and anybody who does talk about spirits is labelled and ridiculed as loopy. So why is it that part or our reality is kept hidden? Awareness of entities and how we invite them in, let them possess us, gives us a greater sense of responsibility. Energy is not just for Science, Everything is Energy, and once we can accept and understand that, we can allow ourselves to feel the energy of entities that are around us, even though we may not see them. It requires a refinement of diet and way of living that enables us to use our sensory bodies in such a way, but we would be better prepared for many of life’s events, such as a tsunami, if we allowed ourselves to feel, and honoured what we felt.
Entities and spirits are indeed a reality. Just because we can’t see them does not mean they are not real.
When we can begin to appreciate that we all feel everything, it’s just that some of us make a choice not to feel for too many reasons to mention, it becomes much clearer to understand that the presence of something other than just human life does exist on this plane of life that we live in. The more that we can become open to this, the more we would understand about the so called ‘mysteries’ of our world and also of each other.
Hugely important subject and one we do not talk about enough, In the future it will be more widely accepted that there are spirits and entitiies that can influence. The area of mental health would also do well to recognise that when someone is not with themselves or ‘beside’ themselves it leaves openings for other energies to enter.
What we feel shouldn’t be seen as any less than that what is physically observable.
Pretty much every one of us as children had those unexplained moments of fear when we were convinced someone or something was there, but when adults kept telling us there is nothing there we started to doubt our own awareness and started to dismiss what we felt. This is huge that pretty much most of the population has had such experiences when young. And yet – we have never stopped to question why and if it could be pointing toward something we are not willing to see. Thank you Serge Benhayon for opening up the conversation.
“I realised we all have had a relationship with what we feel, yet cannot tangibly see. So why would we even consider it a taboo topic to discuss?” agreed AMH, especially when there are all kinds of references to the metaphysical in the many religions, childhood (and adult) experiences and cultural understandings across the world.
It is interesting to explore different people’s reactions and responses to spirits and entities and ghosts essentially. When someone asks, “do you believe in ghosts” then the automatic answer one needs to give to not appear loony is ‘of course not, ghosts don’t exist!’.
However, if we were to explore what the word ‘ghost’ could mean then such a blatant answer is only a denial of what we all know actually is present in our world. Ghosts can mean spirits, or energies or an ‘unseen’ presence – it can be the presence of something in someone else that makes the person behave in a way not normal or natural to their usual behaviour. Now if we look at this as a definition then no one can deny the presence of ghosts – for how often have we said to someone “you are not yourself” or ‘What has come into you”, and how many times have we also felt the presence of something strange, gotten goose-bumps or just felt like something was creepy?
Spirits, entities, ghosts, what ever you choose to call them do exist as a parallel in our world, and this is a fact in my life.
In my experience the more conversations we have about this and expand our awareness and understanding on the subject the less scary or frightening it becomes. Expressing what we feel and know brings light to the shadows.
The realization I’m discovering is not only do unseen energies exist, but that they have a very active part in some of our choices if we allow it. We may not know why sometimes ourselves or others act in a certain way. However when opening up to the understanding that there are unseen forces at play then this truth starts to make sense of the behaviors that are not normal, from the loveliness of a person’s true essence.
I agree there is no evidence based scientific proof for the existence of entities or spirits, but that in itself should not stop us pondering on a concept that humanity has talked about for eons. It is therefore not a throwback to the dark ages to consider such things, but rather a connection to a form of observation of a side of life we do not consider enough. Philosophy on its own is not just the application of reason to the physical world around us. It is in truth the deep pondering upon the true nature of life, and that includes the side of life that we cannot see.
The battle between light and darkness as seen in many movies, comics and books, is a very real and tangible part of life. We all benefit from becoming more aware of this.
Few of us are safely educated about spirits, ghosts and entities, in spite of this many play around with the astral plane without consciously knowing which contracts they sign. I really thank God for Serge Benhayon talking openly and educating us about this strongly influential part of creation.
Yes, discounting everything in life that cannot be seen is such a narrow perspective, a bit like living in water but refusing to learn how to swim. Universal Medicine has expanded my awareness of what I feel and have always felt in and around me, making me much more knowing of what is really taking place rather than just taking things at face value.
“I realised there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did.” What I realised a lot later is that often people find talking about the spiritual realm perplexing because we don’t really have any solid, reliable information on it, other than what we experience. And this creates the uncertainty because when we are not encouraged to validate our own experiences, we begin to seek confirmation and approval in the outside world, which tends to dismiss the power of what we feel. Serge Benhayon is the first person I have met who openly discusses the reality of the spiritual realm and its effects on us, including disembodied spirits in all their guises and supports us to validate our own experiences with this realm. His approach is to inform and empower us to take proper care of ourselves and our health, so that our relationship with this realm remains healthy, respectfull, informed and aware and a normal part of our everyday lives.
When we see and feel what we can’t explain, we have a choice to dismiss it or to consider that it could be true. Dismissing is convenient but it affects our ability to feel.
It is interesting how there is an awareness of entities and spirits, but in the western culture, this is not spoken about easily or freely compared to other cultures. It’s like it is built up to be ‘mysterious’, or ‘spooky’ setting the subject up to be a no-go zone, when it is a reality that is going on around us in our daily lives.
I remember laying in bed having conversations with God and then being concerned that people would hear me and think I was crazy. It wasn’t until I grew up and worked in a multi cultural and disciplinary team where we were having to deal with the a range of needs of people spiritually that I could see there were whole sections of the world that embraced spirits and afterlife and past life and it was very much apart of their daily living. That made much more sense to me than the seemingly one dimensional upbringing. I still find it is a topic that people are uncomfortable to talk about, and that often lead to ridicule from others. Accepting that we are so much more than what we see, opens a whole new world of understanding.
In so many cultures spirits are considered so normal, yet in our Western culture we can easily shy away from these conversations. Universal Medicine is breaking all the social norms by opening up the unsaid conversations.
Why is it that it is not something we talk about like the weather? It is affecting us all the time and yet hardly discussed. I often want to talk about it as I know it but feel that I will be judged.
Fear and disbelief about the spirit world, and fear of death and dying leads to ignorance, myths and controlling societal structures across all cultures.
It is pretty weird that many societal norms are not actually birthed for supporting what we feel.
Once we are open to the possibility of entities interacting with us or influencing us it becomes quite obvious, but as long as we deny this possibility we will be blind to see and feel what we are actually knowing. It is us who can lift the veil between the physical and etheric world by trusting our feeling and for some what they are able to even see. The etheric world intends to keep us ignorant and or to deceive us about its activities.
Serge Benhayon presents on matters, like entities, that no others are prepared to. He is able to go where others fear to tread as he is not invested in being liked nor accepted, his only purpose is support humanity to return to where they once came from.
It’s interesting how in newer horror films, spirits, entities, demons and supernatural beings are being made even more ‘out there’ and unnatural, with the producers coming up with creative new ways to represent malicious otherworldly ‘bad guys’. For a lot of people this is their marker of what entities and spirits are like, so it seems simply absurd that anyone would see them or experience them in real life as they’ve been so obviously designed by producers and special effects teams to scare an audience. Perhaps because of this many people feel ‘silly’ for expressing about their feelings of something else being in the room, ghosts or spirits as it doesn’t resemble what they’ve seen on the TV.
It must seen very strange as a child to see and feel these spirits and yet the adults either do not seem to notice or never mention them – we soon learn that most adults can not see them and that by talking about them is not welcome.
A great conversation to be having AMH. Energy, the very thing we are made from is very real, we cannot discount the energetic world and how it works.
Not that long ago in the history of man those that could impose their beliefs on the public insisted that the world was flat. Now we have a culture that predominantly dismisses anything we can not see and claims what we can not measure yet does not exist – even many areas that most of us as children did clearly experience are ridiculed, one of them sensing and being disturbed by invisible beings. This outlook is neither wise nor intelligent. A real blessing that Universal Medicine has opened the conversation on many such topics.
Thank you for sharing this AMH. There are many cultures and countries were it is completely normal to discuss experiences with spirits and entities. It is lovely to have the freedom to express our experiences of all aspects of life without fear of judgement.
Before serge´s presentation on entities, I was not really aware of them but in hindsight many things I experienced in childhood make so much sense. When I got to feel an entity entering me and the changes happening or observing it in others there was no doubt anymore about the reality of entities.
As a nurse I, as have so many others, experienced many times when the spirit leaves the body in the dying process and also whether it hangs round or leaves cleanly. One moment there is a living breathing person and the next moment there is just the ‘overcoat’ of the body. The energy that fuelled that particular body is no longer within it. What is that energy? It has existed, it still exists just not in the form it had taken on.
I grew up with many experiences about entities and spirits and never talked about it to anyone thinking it was just part of my imagination , it wasn’t until I attended the presentations by Serge Benahyon that felt confirmed that which I innately knew to be true all my life about other realms and to energetically discern what I felt.
It’s interesting how spirits and energies are considered something very scary and evil, making people too scared to listen to or tell their experiences. For me this is a part of the game, to disconnect to and deny that there is a spirit world out there instead of embracing how normal it is. The truth is we are a trillion times more powerful than any spirit, so denying there are spirits is to ensure we don’t feel how powerful we are.
How amazing would it be if all children were taken seriously when they shared their experiences of spirits and entities. It would change so much about our society today, and no doubt encourage more people to talk about and share their own experiences, rather than treating it as a subject that does not exist.
It would make a big difference if we found a way to hear what children experience, to simply hear it.
This is an incredibly taboo subject in England and yet, I believe most people have had at least one experience involving an entity. I myself have had several, and because of Serge Benhayon daring to go there in his presentations, I now know exactly what was going on. One of the most memorable things for me was that I have, on several occasions been weighted down in bed whilst asleep, my hands pulled behind my back and this awoken me. I remember struggling with a body that I could not see, but I could feel hands gripping me and fighting with me to keep their grip on my wrists. I would then pass out. Serge Benhayon presents that entities do this to drain our kidney energy, which they get a huge buzz from, which would explain the passing out. When I awoke I would wonder if it was a dream or if it was real, but after the third time, I knew it was real and yet I never discussed it with anyone, for fear of them thinking I was crazy! Another experience I had was also lying in bed. It was morning and I was dozing in and out of sleep, enjoying the lie in. Suddenly I felt something enter my belly button piercing and pin me down from the inside out. It was one of the most terrifying experiences of my life, as I knew immediately it was an entity and I was completely powerless to do anything. I just did the gentle breath meditation and waited for it to leave. I immediately took the piercing out and knew once the whole had closed, it would be almost impossible for another entity to enter this way. Though an Esoteric Practitioner explained to me that it will always be a weak point. This is why piercings and tattoos are making people so vulnerable today, as the holes make it so easy for entities to enter and yet people seem to be unaware of the fact. It’s such a shame that they are so numb because of life’s hurts that they can’t feel what’s really happening!
I’ve learned over the past few years from Serge, that there is an explanation for everything. There is no coincidence or chance. And it is the same with spirits, ghosts and entities. Whether it’s monsters under the bed as a child, seeing a ghost or feeling a presence in a room, there is an explanation for this. And it’s not that we’re crazy! And with the explanation comes an understanding and appreciation for the responsibility we have in life.
Absolutely Katie. I appreciate and understand now, thanks to the presentations by Serge, that there is more to be felt than seen – seeing is the easy bit.
The world of ghosts and spirits has always been something I’ve been in the middle on. But I know so many people who have had these experiences – my grandmother being one. I feel it’s too often dismissed as unbelievable or that it was your mind playing tricks on you. And maybe for that reason it isn’t talked about more – it can’t be seen, measured, photographed, tracked, etc so we discount it. A cool blog which opens up the discussion and makes me reflect on my past experiences.
The openness with which Serge Benhayon expresses is very inspiring, there is no ‘should I say this’, ‘what will people think’, he just says it because it needs to be said, no holding back. Which is deeply healing to feel and receive and it is deeply healing what he discusses and talks about; like ghosts, spirits, and entities which many people have an awareness of but do not speak about. Serge breaks the gnarly old silence that has kept mankind in an energetic prison for eons.
The unseen world of spirits and entities is just as real as is our furniture; as children we know this but it gets ‘educated out of us’ and in our western culture is not commonly talked about. Universal Medicine is like a breath of fresh air here.
Great article. I know when I first was in a Universal Medicine workshop and Serge Benhayon began talking about entities and spirits, I suddenly became very scared. Perhaps we have made the topic taboo because of how it makes us feel. As humans we like to feel we are in control, but to admit there is an un-seen world that co-exists with us can make us very un-comfortable. And perhaps we are scared because we do not talk about it and have very little understanding.
I find the older generation talk and share more openly about the existence of entities and spirits. I used to love hearing my older relatives recount their experiences. I feel it is definitely more acceptable in certain cultures.
If we had more of these open conversations about the reality of energy and entities, we could support ourselves and our children to learn the skills to deal with this reality rather than deny or play it down.
Talking about the fact that there is a energetic part of life and that there are indeed spirits and entities, in the courses of Universal Medicine they have helped me to understand many things in life I couldn’t understand before. It is just really lovely to be able to talk about these things and acknowledge what I feel.
There is so much anecdotal evidence that spirits and entities exist and yet so many steadfastly refute their existence because science hasn’t proved it, or because so many can’t see them. Why is it I wonder that this is the case? Is it possible that if we admit to this in the mainstream we may have to entertain that we are not what we think we are, or that we may have to think more widely about the meaning of meaning, or the meaning of energy/energies?
One would think that it is courageous to openly talk about ghosts and spirits. But – hey! – it is more courageous to entertain the thought that ghosts and spirits don’t exist!
I had not had a visitation by entities for over a year and last night I had one. I was asleep and I half woke feeling something beside my bed, I could hear talking, at first I thought it was the friend I live with then realized this was not the case, interestingly enough I was not that scared. I then felt the energy try to lie beside me, at this stage I was trying to call out but not much volume was coming out. Eventually I woke myself up. What had allowed them to get so close to me was that I had not read deeply, situations that day with close friends. I know this because I thought it was my friend who was in the room. They were trying to check me out but they could not have got so close if I had not had the opening.
Awesome blog thank you for going there and sharing. I know from experience energies are very real. We can experience them when drinking alcohol or any substance abuse, they can influence our thoughts, our behaviors, even influence us through our dreams etc.
Most people have had that voice that’s in their head, saying eat another piece of that chocolate cake, even when you know your body is over full, or when you’re talking to a friend, and she says or does something totally out of character, and you say “who are you,” or you said or did something and it could be a couple of hours later, and you wonder, why you did or said that particular thing, as you know in this moment there is no way you would do such a thing. This is a topic, that needs to be talked about more, and for people to know it is okay to talk about it….it’s very real and it happens to many people.
I agree it is high time that we start openly discussing these things that we all know we can feel but don’t want to admit that we can. There seems to be a general reluctance to accept anything that is beyond the physical tangible world that we can sense with our five senses. Perhaps this is because if we admitted it we would have to change how we live and take a lot more responsibility in how we treat each other and how energy affects us all?
Bringing awareness to these so called taboo areas in life makes them more normal and therefore slowly absolutely acceptable. Thank God, as they are very much a part of life, all the energy we feel is real and not talking about them somehow keeps them buried or weird. I love that Serge always reminds us by bringing to the fore that we live in a multidimensional sphere of existence which we clearly do, and makes everything about that so normal.
‘As a young girl I used to see entities playing with my parents – stepping in and out of their bodies – when they got drunk’. This was also my experience, it was so clear to see, when my parents were drunk, they changed so much, it was not them, they were no longer there. As a child I felt very unsafe and insecure and even now I can feel how much I have blanked this part of my life out, not wishing to feel and see everything that was going on in my household, and actually it was in closing down that made me feel unsafe and perhaps the sadness is that I could have stayed open and fully aware of the energies at play.
Thank you, an insightful blog that helps makes sense of those things not talked about, and I agree as this can apply to so many areas in life. Quite often it is through not understanding or wanting to understand that generates separation in life. “The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.”
What a great topic to initiate AMH. I loved reading, learning from, and identifying with what you have expressed. Opening up this topic will gradually bring more understanding and awareness without the fear or discomfort.
I can remember as a 5yr old child being scared to get out of bed because I felt there were monsters under my bed waiting to grab my feet when I stepped down onto the carpet…. It was real and vivid to me at that age, until one morning I was busting to get out of bed and didn’t want to lay there anymore so I plucked up the courage and deliberately placed my feet on the floor… nothing happened, and I then realised these ‘invisible’ monsters did not have the ability to ‘grab’ me (as I thought they would do), if I was solid and present with myself.. but that they only had the ability to scare me if I let them.
‘I realised there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did.’ When we share that which we’ve kept hidden inside, we realise to a greater level that we’re all the same, and there is nothing crazy about us at all.
At a recent lunch with my friends we got onto the subject of ‘paranormal’ activity and everyone had stories to share – for everyone there under the safety of talking amongst friends, it was clearly a part of everyones lives in some way, and yet in any other context, the subject is taboo, kept under wraps and seen as stupid, crazy and fictitious – however can we really ignore thousands of years of records and overwhelming personal experience – there are many scientific principles we abide by that are based on a educated assumption based on the information available.
When so many of us have had and can remember such experiences why do children grow up wondering if they will believed when they describe what they see? Perhaps because as adults we have shut down our own ability to be more aware of the existence of something which we can’t touch and see.
Spirits and entities were not discussed when I was a child. I can remember being aware of an energy in my bedroom at nights and my concerns being quickly dismissed by my parents and I was left with a feeling that there was something wrong with me for having these feelings.
When we look at the power of energy and the fact of spirits and entities it is also important to remember that there are angelic beings and suchlike as well. Yesterday someone asked me if I knew about angels and that they had felt many times in their life when a comforting or supportive presence has been with them. They knew by the feel of the energy that it was an angelic presence as they had also many times experienced that which was not. There is a clear difference that is registered in the body when we are open to discerning what it is we feel.
And that is key Jeanette, ‘being open to discerning what it is we feel’!
When you see Serge Benhayon present on such topics as this, you feel there is nothing in him trying to be popular and or favoured. He speaks about the truth of the topics he presents.. I have an enormous amount of trust for Serge after seeing his commitment to presenting truth and love in a world that sorely needs to remember these qualities do exist, and can be the foundation of our everyday.
All my life I was profoundly atheist. Yet, I have always believed that this was not it. We could not explain the Pyramids at all for example. So, I had turned to aliens and UFOs. So, it is interesting to me that I was clear that this was not it and that there was something else. What I did not get by then was the something else, but the feeling of it was always clear in me. Knocking my beliefs down about the something else, did not really start until I have dropped my atheism. Then I had started understanding and feeling the something else.
Whenever I have spoken to others about entities and ghosts, without fail, everyone has had an experience to share.
As you have shown, that throughout history many if not all have accepted those things we can’t necessarily see but can feel are real and were part of out lives. Why today have they become the elephant in the room that we deny?
Everything you describe AMH, sounds very normal. I wonder what proportion of the population has had at least one similar experience, especially if you include our experiences when we were very young.
We still have a long way to go in terms of what we collectively agree is ‘reality’. At the moment, ‘reality’ seems to be governed by what is scientifically proven, or, what is physically seen.
I remember a telephone add catch phrase of ‘it’s good to talk,’ which most would agree with. But there are aspects of life that are socially unacceptable to talk about, unwritten rules we learn early on. But these taboos are real and impact our lives, not just in not being able to discuss these topics but in our attempts to numb them out. Being given permission to discuss topics like spirits and entities is so much healthier than pretending the only reality is the material world.
I have experienced many unexplained things in my life, that I could not see but have known there was a presence that I could feel, smell, hear, or have a general sense of. I was able to talk about this with one or two of my friends, but other people would tell me I was being daft, or imagining things. When we are doubted repeatedly about such things, even though we know we have experienced them, we can begin to doubt our own feelings or even think that we are going a bit crazy. Thank goodness for Serge Benhayon who has explained so clearly that spirits and entities do exist, and that these types of experiences are indeed very real.
Looking back this is a conversation which I would have loved to have had as a child about the things which I experienced and could feel and is certainly something which I will talk openly about.
I was amazed by the list of entity experiences that the author in the blog had had over their life. Although I grew up believing in ‘ghosts’, my only real experiences were with a Ouija board and clairvoyants. Despite this, when I first heard about entities, I was a little dubious. However the more I got to feel energy and be aware of it in myself and others, I needed no convincing.
When we don’t openly discuss any topic, such as the existence and activities of spirits and entities, it causes a fear of the unknown. Keeping it hushed up also makes it seem bigger than it is. It is so much more empowering for us to share what we have found, understand what happens energetically, and deal with it in a practical way.
How revealing, even more so is when we discover there are not just energies playing with us when we ingest substances such alcohol or drugs, they are always there and influencing our behaviour and thoughts in one way or another.
It’s clear that much of the world believes in spirits, the higher world etc. Personally I found opening up to the possibility of there being a world of energy quite frightening as I became quite attached to seeing things explained physically, but opening up to the world of energy with the awareness this brings has changed my life completely.
Fact: I have been pinned down by spirits whilst sleeping or going into a deep deep state of surrender – it can feel like someone pulling you legs from your ankles out of bed, screaming in your ear, trying to push you down in the bed, anything to stop you dropping into a deep state of surrender / evolving.
I had this just before I woke up!! And if it wasn’t for your post I would have put it down as a weird dream. Amazing.
All I have to say is they are absolutely real, you can feel and see them in your car, anywhere, behind you encouraging you to make choices that are not true for your body – food is a big one for this – the ‘go on just have one more’. These thoughts are not ours, there is little unseen but felt bullies behind them – simplest way is to call it/ them out, let them know you know they are there and what they are up to, but not to converse with it/ them. Yes there can be more than one, but none of them are bigger than us – not one single one, if we live, they are little grains of sand at the bottom of our grand and majestic mountain of light.
How many have been told as a child, your being silly or there is nothing under your bed or in the corner of your room so just go to bed? Or how many have said the same thing to their children because they were also not confirmed by what they saw at their age also? I can say yes to both, there were many spirits that would visit me at night and terrify me, and slowly but surely I convinced myself there was something wrong with me and I just needed to grow up and stop being scared… and closed the door, or so I thought to seeing spirits and entities. I also witnessed my children being played with at night and having terrifying physical experiences of being choked. I must say thank goodness for Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon for not holding anything back when it comes to presenting on spirits and entities, that has supported me, and many others, to understand and remember again what was going on.
If we choose to remain ignorant to the unseen part of our world, we are also choosing to see and be a reduced version of ourselves.
In my personal experienced also when alcohol is consumed. Every time we do not drink but sit with, sleep with, be physically in contact with someone who has drunk even the most minuscule amount of alcohol, we are opening ourselves to abuse. This is not a situation I will choose to be in, I am not saying no to the people who enjoys alcohol per se, but to the human vehicle which has chosen to being controlled by entities hurling abuse.
Until I met Serge Benhayon the only way I had ever heard any discussion about entities and spirits was either an outright dismissal as superstition or hallucination, or something to be in awe of and feared. Thanks to Serge’s immensely simple and down to earth presentations, as well as the opportunity offered for open dialogues and reflection, this and so many other disjointed aspects of life have been falling into place. As a society we could do with much more open to sharing of our personal stories so that we can deepen our understanding.
I agree, Golnaz, it was similar for me. Either it didn’t exist or it was scary and I didn’t know which it was. Thankfully it could well be neither.
One of the many things I like about UniMed is that it is ever-practical. Spirits, entities and ghosts are discussed, not to enthrall, but to offer information on how our unseen world can affect us, and simple tips on what to do when we encounter unwelcome interference. I call these sensible tools for sensible living, and just as necessary as learning how to pay bills or drive a car. It’s great too that there’s no glamourising of this reality – no encouragement to dabble in or manipulate the spirit world or think of ourselves as special because we can perceive it. It’s no great gift, simply an openness to see what surrounds we all have.
Listing your experiences AMH is very powerful. How can another deny perceptions as beautifully presented as these? One way would be to declare you psychotic or delusional, perhaps under the influence of drugs or alcohol yourself! But your words ring as clear and truthful as a bell. So many of us would be able to speak similarly, building a body of evidence that would be undeniable.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.” This is another conversation I wish the world was having on a broader level. We do feel everything that goes on around us but as you say, discount so much of it.
I remember saying to a practitioner, I don’t feel that much, I don’t know what you are going on about! Then later that day I went to cross the road at a certain point. And I was like, woah ok, I do feel, I felt to cross the road at this point and not at that point further down. I know it sounds simple but it was a ‘lightbulb’ moment when I realised that I actually do feel lots and lots – what to wear, what to eat, when to cross the road etc…and then once I wrapped my head around that, I realised that we actually feel much more as well about much more.
Love all you share here Sarah and reminds me that I also said to a friend, I can’t feel anything and was slightly frustrated when I realised this. But through attending the many courses by Serge and Universal Medicine, I have healed a lot of my hurts/issues and the reality is I can feel so much, but do have to be aware that I still cap myself from feeling everything…..
I agree Universal Medicine is very practical and real about many taboo subjects and issues that we are faced with in everyday living. Having a deeper awareness and understanding of spirits and the tricks that go on associated with them is a great insight into understanding humanity. With this understanding we can see that a behavior is coming through someone and is not who they are in their essence. When we feel and understand this truth we stay open and loving with the person in their innateness but can say a clear no to the behavior coming through them, accepting it is their choices that create the opening for this to happen.
If we actually allow ourselves to see the truth of what goes on beyond what our eyes can physically see, we would be living very differently and making different choices. Not seeing the truth of what is happening around us allows us to stay in our comfort and deeply held patterns of behaviour.
It is great that people are having more of these conversations. Why do we ignore the fact of energy? Why is it taboo? We can’t always see it but we can feel it and that is tangible enough. Why do we not allow ourselves to trust what we feel?
It’s true that there are hardly any public discussions about these kinds of topics, so some people live for years believing their feelings and experiences are ‘abnormal’ or even mad.
One of the many things I love about Serge Benhayon is that he will talk about topics that most people would not dare to, he is always willing to go there if that is what is needed for humanity even though he knows many people will be up in arms, turn against him and call him nuts (or much worse things). Serge Benhayon is a man like no other, there is no self, only true love and service for humanity.
With children it becomes clear that their ‘imaginary friends’ aren’t so imaginary.
So true reading this blog, I know when it comes up at work very rarely every one agrees that there is something but it feels dangerous to talk about. Perhaps lingering issues from other lives where you would be executed for such talk. Or the isolation and control of access to scripture, scrolls and readings that is seen in many religions to a select few “wise and learned men” with the right lineage.
It’s interesting that talk of ghosts is common – they are referred to in passing by many – and yet when we start to relate experiences we have had of ghosts/spirits/entities, scepticism starts to appear more often, and when the reality of their existence is discussed openly by a group of people they are labelled by many as being deluded. In our constant quest for tangible, scientific for everything we cannot explain, we cut ourselves off from the world of energy that we are a physical part of, but only a minute part in the vastness of the universe we know about and the ones yet to be discovered.
If we are honest, for so much of life we do not have the full answer. We may think the explanations we usually run with suffice, but any look at the ‘cold hard facts’ show that things don’t completely add up. When you explore the power of energy as you do here AMH, so much of life finally starts to make sense. For example, as I have done tonight, you might see that the stress you go into isn’t about the words you exchanged, but the quality of connection that was in the person you were with. What if at last, we made life about energy and not words and just what we perceive with our eyes? We might finally see there is so much more.
Having honest conversations about all topics keeps things real.
There is so much more going on than what we may see with the naked eye. Throughout history there has been reference to spirits and entities. It is a very natural part of our existence.
Could it be that we prefer subjects such as entities and spirits to remain mysterious and taboo as acknowledging them as accepted truth brings with it more responsibility to look at the whole truth or as in other cultures to create beliefs systems to hide the truth.
Speaking openly about subjects like this removes the fear and mystic and often means they will be met with more openness. Those that have had experiences as you have mentioned AMH, no longer have to bury or hide something that is a part of life or feel odd because society is too fearful to acknowledge what is true.
We as a society seem to have chosen to limit developing our awareness to only our physicality, our physical bodies, the physical realm, by subscribing to the consciousness of needing ‘proof’ before we believe that there is a Soul, spirit or entities. Could this be because we then would have to take responsibility as to when we allow our spirit run us, or entities to enter us, through our choice to disconnect from our Soul?
It is so true that we do not talk enough about the aspects of life that we cannot physically see or touch. Yet we all have felt, feel or have a sense that there is more a play here, still we are so quick to dismiss or overlook this presence. But in doing so we are living in a way that is limited, shut off, and closed down to not only a richness of life, but also to the awareness of how there is so much more to what and why we behave the way we at times do. There is a far greater awareness, understanding and power that we can be living with, that comes from our willingness to open up to exploring the other dimensions of life that we do indeed co-exist with, as we already have and do sense them, it is only that we continue to choose to dismiss it.
It strikes me that we are becoming too dependent on Science and scientific data to confirm what is truth and yet there will be so much anecdotal evidence that is impossible to ignore. Not everybody is cuckoo, but that is how the Western world treats anyone who talks about entities or who has a belief in spirits. We dismiss what cannot be scientifically proven and yet, our bodies are so much more sensitive than any scientific measuring instrument – we don’t give them the credit they deserve. Of course we can feel stuff, energies are moving in and out of us all the time, of course we can’t see beings on other planets because our own vibration is so dense we can’t see what is less dense, but we can feel – we can feel the universe and everything in it. Conversely everything in the Universe can feel us. Now there’s a thought. The word Responsibility comes to mind.
I have personally been witness to the comings and going of spirits – from seeing them creeping on walls or through windows, or hearing them make noises to moving physical objects…this is just the beginning and the list goes on. And I know I am not crazy. My grandpa used to talk about them and so did my mum as they were both witness to this too. What is crazy is that this is not talked about enough and that it is not common knowledge to everyone. When we talk about these things we de-mysify them and it has permission to be a normal part of our lives.
I have attended spiritual New Age groups where we worked with spirituality and spirits not discerning what harming impact this has on our physical and mental health, and in this moment not being truly who we are but letting energies in our bodies which were harming us.
The fact that we are less likely as a Western culture to openly acknowledge this unseen aspect of life involving spirits and entities, and simply discuss them as part of life, the more difficult it is to be open about such things without feeling judgement, prejudice or ridicule. Opening this up for discussion here is a great way to make what is a natural aspect of life, more normal.
I had an experience once, many years ago, while I was at a group Reiki share. I was one of many sitting at the table and we all had our hands on the person receiving Reiki. An entity entered my body and joined in with the Reiki channeling. At the time I thought this was a special experience, but afterwards I knew it not to be as I was drained of energy for months. I now know that entities are simply spirits without bodies and are no more special than us. There is no need for the awe or fear that we adopt in reaction to them, and by giving them energy we simply give them power and hand our own power away.
“Universal Medicine is leading the way in practically and sensibly supporting people to more deeply acknowledge and understand what they feel, even when it remains unseen or so called ‘taboo’.”
Beautifully expressed AMH, Universal Medicine has opened the door to a truth we so dearly know.
Because spirits and entities can usually not be seen with the physical eye we tend to think of them as something that is not real because they are not tangibly on the physical plane. But we can feel them and know them to exist. Our definition of reality needs to change to one of what we can feel rather than what we can see with the physical eye or touch with our hands. Our feeling sense is the most powerful sense there is.
I agree this is a conversation that is profoundly important. If we do not as a community explore the possibilities, those experiencing such potentially frightening phenomena have nowhere to go, and nothing to explain the feelings, or to understand uncharacteristic behaviours or the ‘voices’ they hear that are at them constantly. This article by Jonathan Baldwin is one such account and how supportive it is to have someone listen and not dismiss what we may be feeling.
http://theworksofsergebenhayon.com/spirits-entities-possession-and-the-wisdom-of-serge-benhayon/
“After my friend’s death there were times when I could feel him. The world also felt the same; I knew I would never see him again as the gorgeous friend he was and this I was sad about, but it didn’t feel as though he had ‘left’ the world.” Gosh I love what you have observed here, this makes so much sense to me about how children respond to death, void of emotion but holding a steadiness that feels just as you say, like nothing has changed.
Thank you AMH for opening this conversation. I am sure most people have had experiences but keep it to themselves as it is not the norm to talk about it. I felt entities all the time as a child, and saw them, also as an adult. I never talked about it as a child and was very careful who I told as an adult. Serge Benhayon changed this, he talks about this subject in a very real way, no airy fairyness or fluff just the reality of the presence of spirits in daily life, our choices, and how they impacts us. Denying them doesn’t stop them being there, openly discussing them brings greater awareness and understanding of how this very real part of life is.
I find it is so freeing and confirming to be able to talk about the entities and spirits worlds that I have seen since as a child and not been able to acknowledge. Having heard Serge Benhayon talk about things so normally and without anything weird or frightening it brings a honesty, truth and understanding to everything that simply makes sense. The true understanding of alcohol and the effects it has and allows if this were publicly known and shared would really change and support one to feel what was happening and take full responsibility for our choices.
Nowhere else apart from Universal Medicine have I been part of presentations on this subject that has held so much common sense and practicality. We are much more aware of energy and discarnate beings than we like to admit…so my questions to ask are…Why are we so quick to deny the existence of them? What are we really fearing?
I went to a boarding school and many of my friends and I knew there were spirits or energies that we could feel but not see. We found it hard to fully accept as we knew if we said anything our feelings would be dismissed.
It does feel very confirming when we can get the ‘skeletons’ out of the cupboard and begin to discuss openly that we are aware of spirits and that they are not something to be feared or mysterious. As a young woman mother and I would discuss that we felt there were spirits but that we were unwilling to indulge in the Spiritual world. As a child we lived in a house that was haunted but I do not remember any particular incident other than that I was in a constant state of anxiety and nervousness. As an early teenager I would see a figure pass me on the landing and eventually put it down to imagination although I now no longer doubt what I saw and felt. I was aware when in the company of drink that both I, and those around me were ‘not themselves’ and this was very visible in photographs and quite scary. I realise that spirits and entities have always been quite apparent in my life – thank you AMH for lifting the lid on this taboo subject and allowing us all to let go of the doubt of the past and acknowledge the reality of spirits and entities.
Through his presentations on entities and spirits Serge Benhayon brings much clarity and common sense wisdom to the subject.
Scepticism wins out when we do not honour in our children the sensitivity they have for the spirit world.
It makes perfect sense to me that when people drink they change as I have seen it in others and myself. Many times I have seen the eyes of a person become black when they drink or seen a grotesque face looking at me whilst the other person was drinking, and being the designated driver I often got to see the changes in people whilst being sober myself. But there is one occasion which I will never forget and that was when I looked into a mirror after having a few drinks and I did not recognise myself, so to me it is not a surprise that people change whilst drunk or appear different – it appears there is more going on than we want to acknowledge and what exactly are we opening ourselves up to when we drink.
Yes, we do feel and talk about entities and spirits in our everyday, even though we may not realise it, for example, when we say that someone is ‘not themselves’ or when there is a house or room that we just don’t want to go in. As you say – ask most children and they will share their awareness of things that cannot be seen but are very much felt. It is great to talk about this out in the open, to see how common our experiences are and not feel like a loony.
’I lived in an abusive relationship once and saw how other energies would play with my partner whilst he was intoxicated. It would get to a point where he was simply not himself.’ – I have experienced this with an old friend of mine, sometimes when she was drinking alcohol she would get black outs, and she completely changed personality – she got mean and abusive both verbally and physically, it felt like an evil energy was posessing her and her eyes went completely black. The next day she would always claim not to remember it and she would be the sweet woman that she truly is.
AMH, I have been pondering on what you have shared here, ‘In Western culture we remain in the minority when it comes to cultures around the world that openly acknowledge this unseen aspect of life involving spirits and entities.’ I can feel how in western culture there is so much that is unsaid and how blinkered we can be thinking that we are right and discounting other cultures, especially when it comes to the spirit world. reading this opens my eyes to all the cannot be seen, I can feel how important it is to talk about this, especially with children so they are not left thinking they are crazy or wrong for what they are seeing and feeling.
“As a teenager, many of my friends had experiences with ghosts, which we would often share with each other during sleepovers.” Its interesting that while we feel able to share these experiences when we are teenagers, we seem to stop sharing them when we are adults. What is it about becoming an adult that makes us curtail these types of conversations, is it because we buy into a belief that ghosts and spirits are make believe and thus convince ourselves that our experiences were not real.
Although I am very open to the existence of entities and spirits because I have no registered known experience with them, it is not something that I feel absolute about. I have come to understand that until I know something with my body then it is not fully known.
I had a very similar experience with my Dad’s passing over. The world felt exactly the same, no less, no loss! Just the awareness that we wouldn’t be able to cuddle anymore as we used to do.
You know, it was absolutely natural for me from a young age, to sense when an entity/spirit was entering my room. I could always feel if something wasn’t welcome, and I simply and firmly – with an absoluteness in my heart – sent it away. End of story.
Yet I never once spoke of this to my parents – never once… This is tragic for our societies. I actually didn’t feel there was the space TO express such things, such has been our collective repression of such expression of realities we can and do experience…
What if we let not only ourselves, but our children have the space and indeed be encouraged to openly share on what they see and feel in this regard – and, we truly listened?? We would see a markedly different society – one that is fully aware of such activity and one that can learn to deal with it and all that it represents… As Universal Medicine (UM) has not shirked from one iota in the many years I have been attending its courses and presentations. The conversation has been well and truly opened up by UM, question is, are we honouring this?
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” We have to ask, don’t we – when such experiences as you’ve shared AMH, are so prevalent in our societies, all around the globe – just what is going on that we do not readily talk about such things?
We are living under a collective veil of suppression here, one that is actually an enormous impediment to us getting to the truth of the matter, and the part that we ourselves may play and be responsible for, particularly when we are ‘played with’ by entities/spirits through alcohol and substance abuse – as you yourself witnessed directly.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” I think that many people struggle with this, I know I did. I struggled to understand what it was that I could feel but could not see, so initially I discounted it. Being open and discussing our experiences with that which we cannot see will enable our understanding.
I watched 2 friends have a glass of wine last night and there was a noticeable change in them.
We know that our whole existence in life is built upon energy, we simply see this by reading and appreciating the discoveries of Einstein, Newton, and quantum physics. So to dismiss those events or experiences that are felt but not tangibly seen is like only looking at a fraction of the whole spectrum of light energy… To dismiss this part of the whole spectrum of energy is like stating you can only see a couple of the colours of a rainbow, and dismissing the existence of the other colours even though they are there.
Like most I too have had my share of strange experiences as a child and even now on occasions, where something will occur that I can’t explain. Sometimes I feel the need to do a house clearing using the Universal Medicine House Clearing Symbol, this makes an almost immediate difference to my whole home, myself included. The responsibility still rests with us to make the changes for ourselves in how we look after ourselves everyday.
As taboo subjects go, it is one topic I find can give us greater understanding of what is at play in our world. To use the practical example of drinking, I can feel how when I drank I was taken over by a spirit, how my actions did not fit in with my personality and who I am. At the time I would dismiss it as me actually being more of me but in truth this was far from the case. So if we have spirits lurking to take control of us when we drink alcohol how else might it be that we are manipulated by the entities. I agree it can seem like a crazy prospect but the more thought given to this the greater ease with which we can see times where we are affected by unexplainable factors.
I have seen people change from being themselves to being completely not themselves in a split second, with no influence of drugs or alcohol, it is when they are in rage, anger or frustration. They look different, behave different, their movements are different and their eyes change to a dullness that often will avoid my gaze. So, what is really going on here, is it possible that they have allowed another energy through to run their body that doesn’t belong, i.e. an entity? Often I would ask them after their episode of rage and anger, ‘what happened? Why were you behaving or saying those horrendous things to me?’ I remember one of the response was, ‘it wasn’t me saying those things, ignore what I say to you when I am in that state’. At the time I didn’t understand what they meant by this because the horrendous words came out of their mouth, so how could they claim it wasn’t them that said it? Well, since I have started to understand how entities and spirits work through us, I now totally understand what they meant.
How often do we share at sleepovers and campfires all those experiences we have we can’t explain and yet why are they reduced and kept to just these fire side late night conversations – when will it become a normal conversation given that it is such a huge part of the worlds culture.
I was brought up with parents who went through the war, and they saw many atrocities as children. Death was everywhere and all around them. They walked in a war torn country and they felt the impact of death. lt was common place to be aware of spirits and entities for them.
To experience spirits and discuss this openly with us was normal. Some are more exposed to this than others, for whatever reason. This does not mean they do not exist. They were also very open with us in discussing this subject due to their experiences. History, art, different religions, psychology etc all deal with this subject, in one way or another. Why do we still make it such a taboo subject?
I appreciate that the teachings of Universal Medicine allows people to acknowledge what they have already felt and experienced, things that society doesn’t want to acknowledge or is skeptical about.
It feels so important to have such a down to earth conversation as this about entities and spirits when so many children are purposefully frightened into not wanting to not feel what is there by it, so it can be hidden in its activity and even be questionable in its existence.
‘…not one person was flinching…’ in a Universal Medicine discussion about entities and spirits the author attended. Yes – because we’re all so relieved to be finally able to have a forum in which sensible discussion about such things can take place! The reality of an unseen world is recognised by so many. Why do some deny what we have, en masse, recognised as real and true for as long as we’ve been on the planet? It’s interesting to ponder what might be gained from such a stance.
“Universal Medicine is leading the way in practically and sensibly supporting people to more deeply acknowledge and understand what they feel, even when it remains unseen or so called ‘taboo’.” – I agree entirely, I’d never heard anyone present with such absolute practicality and non-sensationalism around spirits and entities, no scaremongering or trying to create fear or mystery but an open sharing of what people have genuinely felt and know.
Just because we can’t see something doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. We can’t see thoughts or emotions but we know they exist and the affect they have on us, and on others. So just because we can’t (although some people can) see spirits doesn’t mean they are not there. Remember how once upon a time, people didn’t have access to see that the world was in fact a globe and not a flat surface and the ones who had a knowing about this were persecuted because at that time, they couldn’t prove it.
I also have felt myself change after drinking alcohol and seen others also change, there is no doubt in my mind that energies that we cannot see physically exist and can affect our choices.
It’s fascinating how much we feel and see as children yet can have our own understanding over ridden by the adults around us. For their own reason and methods they made a choice to stop feeling the energies at play, yet they too would have started life with an awareness of what is truly going on. It’s well over due that our feeling senses are equally acknowledged as part of our innateness to support us in life. We are our own radar for truth and discernment and handing this over to another source, including our minds, or smothering by life style choices actually just turns our own power against ourselves.
It is amazing the number of things we suppress as children because we do not feel comfortable talking about what we truly feel or see. No wonder we have many layers of protection to clear away as we get older, if we choose to.
My experience is that people generally don’t flinch when the topic comes to spirits and entities. It somehow enters our heads that we think we shouldn’t talk and tell the truth about it.
“We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.” There is so much more to life than what meets our eye, that when we discount it by focusing more on the physical instead of what we truly feel, we are choosing to not see the far greater and more all-encompassing aspects of life at play. It is the choice of choosing to live and choosing to exist. And no one as I am aware has ever explained life and made sense of it without bringing focus to what is going on energetically.
Thank you for talking and sharing so openly about spirits and entities. I can feel how I’ve closed myself off to consciously feel spirits, yet I can clearly feel the difference between spirit and Soul and when people are themselves or not. So I do understand to a certain level, but I never had a proper discussion about it. It feels as if I was scared for them when I was young and still carry this pattern up until today. Being able to write this is already a blessing and healing in itself. Thank you very much.
I’m sure most people have felt one or more of the experiences you describe here. And if we live in a world of energy then we can feel everything and so it makes sense for us to feel entities and spirits – and yet no one talks about them. We feel so much more than we see.
When we truly accept what we feel, a whole new realm of life opens up to us and therein a great many answers to our self made woes. Understanding energy, accepting what we feel and the quality of life we choose for ourselves as a consequence should be our most fundamental education in life. There is so much more to life than just this physical realm.
I am so very appreciative of the normalness with which this area of human life is approached and discussed by Universal Medicine. When we make things a taboo and stop the possibility of learning from each other’s experiences, we open the door for all sorts of unfounded hearsay and assumptions to taint our relationship with the subject. In contrast open discussion and exploration offers the opportunity to deepen our understanding and expand together.
Serge Benhayon removes all of the hocus-pocus that most of society attaches to these kind of subjects and explains it in an utterly real and tangible way. He does this with everything. He presents a living science that shows us the full scale and scope of the jigsaw – thus we get to see the part that each one of us plays and the importance of every single move we make. Writing this subject off as mumbo-jumbo is very simply an avoidance of our responsibility in the whole.
It would be very beneficial for all of us to start a real conversation about spirits and entities.
Reading things like this makes me realise how much we can support our children. I know children are often more aware of these type of things and I remember all the unexplained things from my childhood. I remember times going to bed and being really scared and then being shown that it wasn’t real. It made me second guess what I felt at night if I couldn’t actually see it when the light was on. There is so many things that go unexplained in our physically life, which then leads to the knowing that our lives just aren’t physical like we think. As we know and say ‘there is so much more then meets the eye’.
It is so confirming to realise that what we have seen and felt from young was real, true and not a figment of imagination or madness. It is curious that part of everyday life be silenced or taboo.
Although there can be a fear to openly discuss such topics, in my experience almost everyone I have met has had something to share about the presence of non physical beings in their lives. There has also been a knowing in people, a deeper acceptance of the fact that we are all more than physical.
“The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.” Then the supernatural would become natural.
I too remember my first workshop with Serge Benhayon where he spoke of entities and spirits. In the culture of my birth (African) the power and presence of the other world and dark forces are openly discussed and central to daily life. I learned from my late mother about entities and she often shared stories and experiences. Serge confirmed something I already knew, but what he brought was understanding, not just knowledge.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.”I totally agree with this statement. If we are open to energy everything can be explained and it is damaging to reduce it or deny it. On the subject of spirits I have had tangible experiences too. Whilst I couldn’t see, I could feel the moment my step father died and I could feel him when he visited me twice after his death.
Wow, totally amazing. If we trusted our innate ability to read energy and see behind what is going on behind human behaviour life would make complete sense.
Science cannot prove the existence of spirits, entities or energies affecting human behaviour one way or the other.
To be closed minded to either case without assessing all the relating data throughout history and human experience would be unwise.
And if it is unwise why do we hold such a materialistic view of the world.
Does that view give us something back?
Maybe, maybe not?
Thank you AMH for starting the conversation – I have not had the experiences quite so vividly that you have but I often have the feeling of being followed when there is no-one there that I can see. Children who recount what they’ve seen are often told, ‘Nonsense, dear, it’s just your imagination’ and so they then discount what they feel and see because those they respect and look up to don’t support them. We can do a lot to support our children by listening and encouraging them to say more about what they see, and by treating what they say with utmost respect, not diminishing or dismissing it.
It’s convenient to dismiss the possibility of more than meets the eye. In doing so we dismiss the fact that all is energy and therefore, all is because of energy and that we have an important part to play in everything that takes place on our planet. In dismissing the fact that there is a spirit world we dismiss the responsibility we all carry.
’The more we allow ourselves to have conversations about this topic the more we can learn about each others’ experiences.’ – And the more we talk about it and learn to see it for what it is, the less freaky or taboo it will be.
AMH how different would our attitude to drugs and alcohol be if we truly knew what went on when we indulged in them. Alcohol has been romanticized to such a degree these days that we have been coerced into believing that it enhances life. It would obliterate the sophisticated/fun/romantic image of alcohol that we are sold in an instant if we could all see entities stepping in and out of people’s bodies as they had a drink!
It seems quite remarkable to me that that a concept that is generally accepted throughout the world but is not in the West when it is a lived experience for the vast majority of us all at sometime in our lives.
“The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.” This is how we can become more aware about anything. By talking about things openly they become more familiar and less scary. This is certainly needed when it comes to the spirit world.
Thank you for sharing AMH, and you’re right that entities and spirits shouldn’t be taboo topics – many people have personal experiences of seeing or feeling them, and it makes sense to have conversations about this with others rather than bury our feelings on the topic in anxiety of being seen as ‘weird’ or ‘crazy’.
This is awesome to start conversations about entities and spirits especially for our younger generation. When I was younger I could feel loads around me and think I spoke about it but it was just ignored which made me feel even more alone with would I could feel going on. The beautifull thing with Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine is it is not a guess but an exact known of what everything is, the difference between entities and ghosts etc. It takes the ‘unknown’ away and truly lifts the veil of illusion. Even though many people have had different experiences with entities, spirits and ghosts we don’t readily talk about it. Could it be we don’t talk about it to try and pretend it is not there so we can make the world just about us? Or is it just another thing to deny, bury, hide and ignore pretending it’s not there? Neither serve any purpose whatsoever. I definitely feel there is a truth with what you have said here ‘there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did’ but maybe it is time for this to change now. What if people with a mental health issue were not mentally ill at all it is just what we need to talk about isn’t currently being spoken about?!
Interesting point you mentioned here Vicky about; ‘What if people with a mental health issue were not mentally ill at all it is just what we need to talk about isn’t currently being spoken about?!’ I feel this is an area where we can explore further, have open discussion, and try to understand what is really going on for people with these conditions. With more understanding we can then better support people through whatever they are experiencing, instead of dismissing them, or labelling them as crazy.
There seems to be so much fear around this subject, not just the actual experiences but around being disbelieved if you choose to share them with anyone else. Having an opportunity to express on this subject is so supportive because you realise you are not on your own and can get an understanding of the forces at play and how to deal with them.
Thankyou for bringing this topic out into the light of day. So many people have ‘strange’ inexplicable experiences and sensations that the material world cannot explain. But very few talk about them for fear of ridicule.There is an arrogance that only the materialised world we know is the only one. Witness the space search for other beings like us, needing oxygen, water etc! What if there were unmanifest spirits – unlike us – living in the universe?
At one time in my life I would have struggled with the notion of entities but since then I have witnessed others, who under the influence of alcohol have changed character completely – even to the extent of using a different name and – as you share here AMH – are not able to recall anything of their experiences once they have become sober. If you haven’t witnessed this personally it can be hard to understand – but it made absolute sense to me when I heard Serge Benhayon present on the subject. The medical profession refers to this as ‘Alcohol Induced Psychosis’ I believe.
AMH, great article, this is a much needed discussion, it seems that there are so many things in our culture that are deemed as ‘unacceptable’ to talk about, such as spirits and entities, we are often seen as ‘weird’ or what we are sharing is put down if we do share these things, it is very natural for us to express what we are feeling and seeing and not natural for us to hold back and filter what we share.
This is so true – “It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” Denying what we feel is a sure fired way to keep us ultimately irresponsible, because everything in life has a ripple effect like in water, and if we don’t consider this we are turning a blind eye to the truth. There is so much going on than we can see with the naked eye.
Do we all know that those things that were just a funny feeling and something we are not sure we saw and just ignored and dismissed them… were always real? Who were those invisible friends we had when we were young? We can’t see gravity but can all feel its presence, who has never been on a roller coaster and felt it in action?
“In Western culture we remain in the minority when it comes to cultures around the world that openly acknowledge this unseen aspect of life involving spirits and entities.” its a good point that you are making here because in doing so, in not speaking about what we feel then we gradually start to erode our own self confidence, our trust in ourselves and in my experience that certainly can lead to feeling unhappy and depressed. Yet how simple the answer is, honour what you feel and discuss it openly.
Great to open this discussion as many people are seeing and feeling things all of the time. There are teenagers that think they are abnormal because of what they are experiencing and feel that there is nobody to talk to as they do not want to be labeled as weird so they shut down and try and numb themselves.
Great points Martin, this is the making of a blog in itself.
“The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.” It is going with what’s on the tip of the tongue like a junior expresses. I totally enjoy how they do not hold back and have the freedom of expressing who they are good or bad. Their open to what is to be learnt. Being intentionally open reduces the tension of being suppressed and a victim of your own circumstance. We are always learning with not an end point to reach but as AMH describes another part to deal with. Other-wise are we damaging what we innately feel, which therefore damages the reality of life.
I experience the feeling of entities and spirits daily. Sometimes I feel they are there to interfere with my thoughts distracting me from my daily rhythm, and other times I feel spirits who are there to learn and observe, while sometimes I feel the majesty and power. it is great to have the conversation and be real about a reality that is there if you choose to be aware of it or not.
Your sharing shows clearly that we experience the presence of entities more than we want to admit, especially in our childhood. This takes the mystics out of it and brings it into a reality.
This is all a very simple and practical description of many people’s experience.
‘As a young girl I used to see entities playing with my parents – stepping in and out of their bodies – when they got drunk.’ There is a drink awareness campaign on Facebook which describes the way adults change from ‘dad’ to ‘monster’ after they have been drinking. We all know this and children absolutely feel it.
Thank you AMH for your honest sharing about your experience with entities and spirits. As I am a person who has not such an experience it was very interesting to read and I open myself up to the possibilities that I too felt them but buried this experience deep inside my body. I only can agree: “It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.”
Thank you AMH, you have opened up a sort of taboo topic with great examples of common experiences with spirits and entities, although they may be described with different names. I do recall entities visiting me at night as a young child and pulling the covers over my head to hide. I recall very vivid dreams that were not dreams but me talking to spirits. Perhaps we can all recall such things and we simply cannot explain them so we wipe them out of our minds and then forget they ever occurred.
It is interesting to notice that we in the western world are living our lives mostly in denial of the existence of spirits but instead we are heavily involved in any institutionalised religion or influenced by its hold on the understanding of the spiritual world in which the existence of discarnate spirits is not fostered.
What so great about sharing your experiences as you have here AMH, it does start to bring the conversation out allowing others to also see that it is not a weird or mystical topic. There is much more for us to learn and consider in the world today. Thank you.
A sensible discussion on entities and spirits is hard to find, most often because reasoned discussion gets shut down by the evidence based science argument. But if we stop and observe life how many aspects of it are there that we don’t fully understand yet know there must be more to than we currently allow ourselves to feel and that haven’t yet been proven by science. If you look at all the scientific discoveries over the years there is much that is now proven that wasn’t before. I don’t personally want to live my life limited by what scientists are able or willing to understand, that to me is too limiting. And on the subject of entities and spirits, there is much there to feel if we take the blinkers off and accept how much comes our way and how often this is true.
I’m sure many have experienced walking into a place or room and felt the hairs standing up at the back of the neck. Visually nothing may be seen, but dismiss this feeling or pretend its not happening yet hastily leave… It just shows there is more going on energetically than what meets the eye.
I agree, just because we cannot see something it doesn’t mean it didn’t happen or what we can feel is not real. Our feelings are very real and in relation to this topic of spirits and entities, it is awesome you are opening up this discussion. Often people don’t really like to talk about spirits and entities because they may feel judged or put down as being crazy. What I find crazy is denying what we can feel and not share it because of being afraid of what people might think. Often what we are experiencing someone else is also experiencing it, so, open discussions and sharing I find is deeply supportive and healing.
Not talking about entities and spirits doesn’t make them not exist. Keeping it a taboo generates fear and misunderstanding and that I feel is how we often end up giving power away to institutionalized religions and those who claim to be the ‘experts’. We all know about them.
It is such an interesting subject matter that you raise AMH, and it often seems taboo in western culture, despite many people having had experiences such as that which you have shared. I feel that if we were more open to discussing these experiences we would develop a deeper understanding and acceptance of this unseen world.
Thank you for this blog and it’s always strange in the way we think about this topic. I mean some people would say you are crazy but in the next step would talk about this subject as being normal. There are many stories in our history about all these type of things and yet we go to explore it further and we walk away from it or be critical of people who choose differently, very strange.
When we look at life as energy first, it helps to ease the fear when it comes to the spirit world. We know that, simplistically there are two opposing energy forces, loving and harming. Knowing this and knowing that loves always wins in the end, when we choose to be connected with the love that we all innately are, it’s our greatest protection and it’s not just us standing there, there is enormous support all around us.
We all have the ability to feel energy and never has this been more important than when it comes to spirits and entities. Learning to trust in the wisdom of our bodies, reading situations energetically first prepares us for what may follow. To be forearmed is to be forewarned.
It is so interesting to consider why most people will accept the existence of clairvoyants, psychics, prophets, fortune tellers, etc. but would never contemplate or accept that we all capable of connecting to our awareness of entities and spirits.
As a child I always found it odd that teachers, Guide leaders, the clergy etc. all seem to mention the Holy Spirit matter of factly , yet I knew if I mentioned the spirits who gathered in my room at night everyone I told this to told me I had dreamt it and was actually sleeping. I soon learnt the adults around me and those in authority had no care for truth so I had better conform or be branded crazy, untrustworthy, trouble maker or dishonest. This is a cycle of generations, a cycle of denial we can break by talking about what is really going on.
I love that through Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicines presentations on entities and spirits it has given me an understanding of other energies at play. In the past although I never saw anything I most certainly felt something elses presence at times and would try to discount it because of the fear it brought to the surface in me. Now the realisation and understanding of these other energies at play are not something to be feared but something to simply be aware of and therefore don’t have any hold on me. Is it possible that we avoid the reality that they do exist because of the fear of the unseen?
Totally agree with you AMH. I have felt as though I’ve seen and felt ghosts/spirits at different stages in my life. And it’s not been that uncommon either. I used to work at an establishment where there was a corridor that when you walked past you always felt something move past in the corner of your eye. Everyone who worked there experienced it, and therefore it was difficult to deny.
It is like we all experience something that is simply never fully acknowledged by society – I know all my friends have experienced the unexplainable encounters with something we feel but cannot always see
Not everything can be measured (yet), but to discount it, especially in the face of so much anecdotal evidence from every corner of the world is to be blind to what is really going on.
This blog shows how common it is for people to see or feel entities or ghosts and yet it is a subject that is almost taboo in our culture and so we keep it to ourselves. It’s great that this is now being spoken about more openly so that people don’t think they may be judged to be insane if they talk about such matters. Most people have had the experience of seeing how alcohol affects someone they know so they are no longer themselves. To say “my demons are in the bottle” is not too far from the truth.
Parents do not often realize how damaging it is to their children when they discount the stories the children tell them of ghosts or entities they have seen or felt. Very quickly the children stop sharing these experiences and they retreat into a world of their own which may sometimes be quite frightening to them. This dismissal of the children’s reality can make them shut down their feelings and leads to checking out behaviours or a deep sense of self-doubt because they can no longer trust their feelings.
I have witnessed first hand the consequences of ‘demons in the bottle’. Various boyfriends of mine in the past, to varying degrees would change dramatically once full of alcohol, to the point I could no longer recognise them, their behaviour nor their movement as being who I knew them to be at all. Their eyes would become dull, lifeless and very far away. Sometimes this would be so extreme that I would basically have an entity speaking to me through their mouth. We all know this because we have such expressions as ‘demons in the bottle’, ‘he changes when he drinks’ etc… and we even use this to not be held responsible for damage caused when people are drunk, often brushing off such abuse with comments such as ‘it’s ok, he was just drunk’, or ‘it wasn’t really me talking it was the drink’, or ‘she would never do that when sober.’ And even worse than shrugging it off, is laughing about it which just shows us we do not yet fully understand the gravity of such situations and the energies at play within them.
It is very sobering to watch how we as humans can be used as channels for the spiritual realm just so some discarnate being can get their kicks because the vessel that is chosen (the human being) has made the choice to withdraw from life in this moment. These experiences, confirmed by what Serge Benhayon presents on this topic are the reason that I choose to no longer drink alcohol. My body is for me and I will let no other rule it.
My pick of subjects for school – (1) Self-Love (2) Energetic Responsibility (3) Understanding Spirits/Entities (4) True Movement and Body Awareness (5) Reading Life / Symbolism (6) Maths & English (I guess that needs to be in there!) How different the world could be if we understood life fully and spherically instead of the narrowness of the functional lives we play out.
It is interesting how so many people have awareness and experiences of this topic,but very few talk about it. Like you say it is spoken about quite openly through workshops and presentations by Serge Benhayon, that it feels quite normal and nothing to worry about, but to openly accept it all exists.
‘So why would we even consider it a taboo topic to discuss?’ My feeling in response to this question is that it will expose that we are mostly living a lie. If we (humanity) were actually willing to openly discuss spirits and entities as a part of life we would all then need to acknowledge the fact that we are living in a world of energy. Many don’t like that as it exposes the otherwise very temporal existence that traps us into thinking that all we see is with our eyes. There is much more at play and when we talk about it it confirms that we are more then just a physical body ourselves.
It is naive and ignorant “…to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it.” As you say AMH… “We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.” And so do we ignore our feelings just because we cant see them? Perhaps we do at times, but there always comes a feeling that won’t be ignored and has to be listened to – and so we do listen – without proof of ever ‘seeing’ anything… because we know deep down that there is more to life than what we see.
Great blog AMH and I totally agree – “The more we can naturally discuss something the more we are able to understand, and recognise it as another part of life for us to deal with.” – making something taboo or hush hush only adds to making something a mystery that need not be so.
Just because we don’t see it does not mean it is not there and is not affecting us at an unseen energetic level. Serge Benhayon’s presentations on the spiritual reality of life are incredibly liberating for they make the unseen ‘seen’. That is, he does not hold back from sharing with us what we all know deep within but have blocked with our choice to not know and that is that there is a 4th dimension that is all around and often within us affecting and influencing the forms (our bodies) that move around on the very physical and tangible 3rd dimensional plane. Ignorance to this does not mean we are not affected, it simply means we ignore the damage. By attuning our senses to beyond the physical realm and by having simple non-sensationalised discussions on this topic we are better equipped to not allow ourselves to be used as puppets in a playground of entities.
As you present AMH… it doesnt make sense that we would not talk of entities/spirits when we all know we have felt energies at play around us. This topic is presented in many religions, and yet we don’t discuss or share our experiences like it is an everyday part of life.
One thing I have felt almost a relief from with Universal Medicine, is the confirmation that spirits and entities exist. It feels incredibly good to walk life with this full knowing openly as it has been something I’ve always felt to be true and confused as to why it’s not spoken about freely. I remember being visited as a child and my parents telling me not to be silly. Now having my own children it feels incredibly supportive to talk about the truth of what they are feeling and confirm for them what truth is
’It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.’ – I couldn’t agree more, learning to honour my feelings is the most important thing I have ever done, it has been life changing.
Through the teachings of Universal Medicine I have come to acknowledge that which is unseen and be open to discussing more of what I feel including the spirit world. This is something that I too had felt particularly as a child, yet so often I have brushed away these feelings as just being a child and something that we grow out of. What if that as a child we are often more open and therefore able to see and feel spirits and what we are seeing and feeling is true. It sure explains a lot of what I have felt and experienced.
I love how normal and everyday Universal Medicine makes these types of conversations. No big rah-rah but also not underestimating what it is being explored either. Universal Medicine presentations explore the nature of energy – and all things energy – which includes spirits and entities and how this plays out in our world today.
“I realised there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did.” Yes me too. I feel lots of things which I do not talk about because I feel people will not understand and think I am a bit strange. Yet the strange is often there because the talking about spirits, entities etc has been made into something spooky and scary instead of the tangible and real they truly are.
Thank you for writing this, it is opening up the taboo that is around spirits and entities we feel all around us. What is kept from us in staying in this taboo is our innate sense for the energetic in this world, it is gorgeous to feel the freedom that is there in allowing our feelings to be there, and see the truth of what is happening around us.
The reality of entities and spirits isn’t often spoken about in western culture even though we all feel them. I imagine that’s because of fear of the unknown. Open communication understanding and expressing what we see and feel would support us all to open the closet on this subject.
This reminded me of the story of ‘the emperor’s new clothes’, where everyone was concerned about stating that they could not see any clothes because they were under the impression that everyone else thinks otherwise, until a young child expresses that “the emperor has no clothes”. I too have found that most people “have had a relationship with what they feel, yet cannot tangibly see” and for many of us Universal Medicine has been like that child opening the space to start to share our personal experiences, learn from each other and together deepen our understanding and awareness.
THank you AHM, you have described so much of what I had felt growing up but did not know what or how to put words to. Serge has asked once in a presentation who has felt pinned down in the bed and so many people put their hands up – I had felt this before, on waking one morning being unable to move so that it was hard to breathe or cry out for help, it was quite frightening, until I focussed, stopped panicking and started to breathe gently and become centred, and the force pinning me down simply left. Thanks to the presentations of Universal Medicine, the machinations of these forces can be rendered powerless as we learn to hold ourselves steady so that they can no longer hold sway over us, and instead see and feel them clearly for what they are.
Why are we so afraid of speaking about things we do not understand? As a child in school I was afraid of asking a question because I did not want people to think I was stupid.
It took me 50 years to realize that asking for help opens us up to so much. I realized that everyone was like me and even if I did not get an answer just making a connection to another person was amazing. The connection is what was important not getting life right. Thank you Serge Benhayon and. Universal Medicine for supporting me to ask the right questions.
A great sharing AMH – and this topic is certainly not discussed enough. We seem to hide behind what we feel, and energy but it forms such a huge part of life.
And as you say – this is all a choice – what do we align to – there is so much more than what we physically see. Universal Medicine has openly raised this topic and everyone feels the same, it goes to show there is a need for these sorts of discussions to become normal.
It’s interesting that we are not so quick to dismiss something we smell that no one else may smell; or something we hear that no one else hears; and yet when it comes to the fourth dimensional world of spirits, we tend to dismiss it both to ourselves and others. There is clearly a greater reason we do not want to openly acknowledge the fact that there is an unseen world all around and amongst us; and also therefore admitting the truth that everything is energy.
Great topic to start a conversation on! Looking at the world realizing how many cultures talk about the unseen world and the fascination with it in the Western society which we are exploring through TV-programs, New Age books, etc. I am sometimes surprised in conversations what people believe in – the most outrageous theories. It is time that we made this a very real discussion relating it to our everyday life. I mean what are the consequences to our lives if we actually applied what we can already feel and are talking about?
It is amazing how many people, have some awareness, experience and acceptance of beings that are not incarnated, among us.
As a child I remember hearing about spirits in church but I just thought it was all make believe and never really gave it much thought. Its interesting how in some cultures it is totally accepted and in others it is totally taboo. As an anglo-saxon Australian you could be ridiculed for these beliefs yet if you were like you say, grew up in the Maori culture- then this is very normal.
Great opening up to a subject that is too often dismissed as fanciful but yet as you point out is very much part of many cultures everyday language. We feel everything yet place importance on what we see above that of what is felt. At great expense to the depth of our lives.
It was such a relieve for me too when I heard Serge talk about entities. It made sense of the feeling of being pinned down in the evenings on and off over my life, fighting off whatever was on top of me, to actually wake up and see that there was nothing physical there. I did not understand how this could be so until Serge Benhayon spoke about entities.
I am sure we could relate to our children much more if we were open to the fact that spirits and entities do exist. Our feelings are the foundation to our relationship with ourselves and hence with all others. If we abandon this relationship we can become skeptical and so mistrusting to the point one convinces themselves that the only way through life is to believe only what can be seen in a 3 dimensional way. You only need to look into the eyes of a baby to see there is insurmountable love and magic in this world.
Universal Medicine presents on the whole of life; every single aspect. My appreciation of the teachings is constantly expanding as I see how so much of life that never made sense to me, or never quite joined up with or fitted in with the rest…is actually all perfectly intertwined, inter-related, inter-affecting and all mutually relevant. It’s so beautiful to be amongst the unravelling of these fragments and complexities that had all contributed to me feeling some kind of disconnect. As yet another piece of the jigsaw falls perfectly in to place I feel even more of the whole of me. I hope this makes sense because it is huge for me. As I feel more and more that I am part of the universal, the more I understand and know the whole then the more I see the bigger picture, the more space and completeness I feel wishing myself. And if this doesn’t make sense – then I offer a simpler version…..Universal Medicine is ACE!
When I first heard Serge Benhayon talk about entities, it was the first time I really felt that what was being said was true about them. I knew spirits were around, I’d felt them ever since I was a child, and had been afraid of them. In my adult life, I’d had experiences that were undeniable.
If these kinds of conversations became common place imagine the burden of secrecy that would be lifted off so many people’s shoulders. I’m thinking especially of younger people, of children, who see entities and spirits all of the time, yet because society does not openly accept them as a reality, the child is forced to subdue this innate awareness. We are living such a narrow slither of the whole.
Thank you AMH this is an interesting and inspiring read. I feel very strongly that we should talk about these experiences as I know whenever I have mentioned my experience with spirits or entities the person I am sharing with has demonstrated that they know what I am sharing is true either through supporting what I say or by reacting so shocked and scared that it is clear I have hit a nerve. If we do not discuss what we are experiencing we are at the mercy of it. When we communicate with each other we can support each other to deal with what we are facing as a collective humanity.
AMH I have been in the room when Serge Benhayon has presented on entities too and concur, nobody flinches, it is very clear that many have had experiences and while I was not one of them at the time, since then, l’ve had a couple of quite intense experiences that were unquestionably ‘other wordly’. If not for what I had learnt through Universal Medicine I would have been completely freaked out. Quite the contrary, I knew instantly what was happening and remained steady, calm and very clear in holding my ground.
The not so hidden world that society has put a lid on – keeping our awareness within the limitations prescribed by the rule of the day and discounting our deep knowing that we live in a world of energy that is never switched off. It is us that choose to turn a blind eye, pull the shutters down and override all that we know … an age-old pattern which is familiar, convenient and called upon at will.
True, Universal Medicine is leading the way when it comes to making sense of how energy works and how it affects us and everybody else, whether we believe it or not.
As a child it is not something we understand, and I know I felt quite scared even though I couldn’t see these entities, I could feel them. Alcohol is one of the worst at letting energies into our bodies, so often one could blame alcohol but we need to take responsibility for our actions, and decisions we make.
It was so refreshing to hear Serge Benhayon present this workshop. There were a lot of people there and many had had similar experiences, myself included. It was great to know you weren’t alone or scorned for being ‘nuts’ or delusional, that the fact of entities and spirits is a common occurrence. A relief to have it out in the open.
I agree, it is a common occurrence to experience spirits and entities but not many people are open to talking about it. It is great to have discussions about this because it has been one of those things that people avoid because we can’t prove it exists. But we all know energy exists and energy in the form of electricity can be measured with equipment but we can’t see it with our eyes, so perhaps we can say the same about spirits and entities. Just because not everyone can see them it doesn’t mean they do not exist.
There are so many stories and experiences involving the spirit world, yet people still choose to believe that we either ‘believe’ in spirits or not. It’s obvious that this is not a ‘belief’ but a reality.
AMH thank you for sharing what you have, as someone who has had no registered experience with either entities or spirits I find the topic very interesting. It feels to me that despite the fact that our society tends to think of itself as advanced, that there is actually a lot more that we don’t know, than we do.
I used to work in the wine industry, tasting wine for my job and drinking it for enjoyment. I noticed how I would sometimes feel a surge of anger, not from me, but passing through me, only when I was drinking. Even when I was angry, there was a part of me that knew it wasn’t me, yet I seemed powerless to stop it. Serge talked about entities in the very first Universal Medicine workshop that I attended and as much as I didn’t want to hear and acknowledge the consequences of what he was sharing, it was a relief to understand why I’d been feeling the anger and that it wasn’t me. However, I acknowledged that I’d willingly allowed the energy in to work through me, which was a bitter pill to swallow. It took a few months to halt the momentum I was in, which was the hardest part in giving up the alcohol but it was such a gift to myself which I deeply appreciate and that was 8 years ago.
Thank you, AMH, for voicing what so many of us have felt, yet have been shut down when we tried to talk about it. I always knew that my family home was haunted, I could feel it in one room especially and my friends and I practiced levitation in there, which completely freaked me out when it worked on me rather successfully. From then on I chose not to have anything to do with the spirit world as it terrified me. I got a very strong sense to not dabble in things that I didn’t understand.
When we start to openly talk about what can be felt but not necessarily see, we allow ourselves to begin to explore the vastness that is there to be known.
Great discussion topic AMH and one that is very needed, especially in our Western societies, where we have lost touch with the fact that there are things there we cannot see; yet many of us feel and know the other you speak of here but don’t have anywhere to go with it as the topic has become taboo, or we don’t want to look crazy. As a child I had a thing about wanting to cover myself very tightly when I went to bed as I felt if any part of me was exposed something would get me, I didn’t have a specific name for this but knew and felt presences around me. Wouldn’t it be so much healthier for us all to discuss such experiences for both children and adults rather than hiding this away from the truth? I feel is in insisting that everything has to be physical before we give it credence, we actually give more power to the unseen by pushing it into the shadows and denying its existence – in doing so we deny our own experiences and disempower ourselves.
Experience of entities and spirits is very common for so many of us. I have never disbelieved anyone who has experienced seeing entities and when people tell them that what they have experienced is not true, I find that disrespectful. Knowing that spirits play with people when they are drinking alcohol makes total sense to me and was suggested by someone way before I met Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine. When I heard Serge talk about it, it just confirmed what I knew, but so much more than that, I then had the tools to know exactly what to do. Entities used to hold fear for me but now I know it is part of life.
Thankyou AMH for bringing this to the forefront. It is an area that needs to be more widely talked about and taken seriously. I too have had many experiences during my life, not neccessarily seeing anything, but unquestionably feeling something and witnessing my dogs, my horse and children see things that changed their behaviour in a way that was unexplainable and hard to deny. I have had visits from energies at night that I can physically feel, and often feel a presence, or get a scent of someone passing me by. So it was amazing for me also to sit in a room full of people listening to Serge talking about entities and energies, where no body flinched, but just listened and nodded and shared their own experiences.
Yes it is so important to talk about the things we feel even though we might not visually see them. As you said. As by virtue of talking about it we recognize it and allow ourselves to feel and be connected to a divine order that is beyond our image, visually, physicality and or thoughts.. And so we open ourselves up to more truth, more actual reality and more areas which have been hidden from the mind, but actually could not be hidden from the heart. So the heart we must return to.
I must admit that I was also relieved when I heard spirits being discussed at a Universal Medicine workshop as it explained a whole lot to me of what I have felt but have not had an explanation for. Universal Medicine is leading the way in opening up the conversations on more sticky subjects. The more we discuss what it is that we feel, then these supposedly taboo subjects become normal.
A great and very real topic of conservation refreshingly presented with and honesty and clarity that is missing in western culture and society today and in the past despite as your sharing highlights that we all actually know and experience the unseen world of sprits and entities from childhood onwards. Serge Benhayon is bringing out into the open with such knowing and understanding the truth and reality in an emotionless way the spirit world and what is all around us playing out to empower us to simply be aware of all that is happening and to take full responsibility for what we know. It takes away the fear and allows us to express and live with the awareness we all hold within.
‘I realised we all have had a relationship with what we feel, yet cannot tangibly see. So why would we even consider it a taboo topic to discuss?’ This is true AMH. Interestingly there are many people who feel the presence of ghosts and have actually seen them, yet dare not speak about it for being ridiculed. In the old village that I work in many people talk about the ghosts in the village and this has been quite a common acceptance as many have felt the presence of them.
How awesome that you have begun this conversation in an open forum AMH, as I am sure that there are many who have experienced similar events to you, I certainly have. Many years ago an elderly gentleman, who called himself a ‘ghost buster’ shared with me that when he was in hotels he could see spirits hovering at the bar waiting for someone to start drinking, and then “hop into them for a free drink”. I didn’t question what he said as I had had many unexplained experiences as a child and growing, up so it didn’t seem weird to me. Some years later when I attended a presentation by Serge Benhayon, what he was sharing about spirits and entities suddenly made sense of all that I had experienced, and what this man had shared. I am looking forward to keeping this conversation going as I know that it will make sense of a lot of seemingly weird happenings for a lot of people.
I share in your experiences as I am sure so many can. To most this seems a bit too out there and even perhaps a bit extreme but what I can also understand is that when we are aware of all this, it is not actually all that nice to feel what is really going on and what we truly are choosing when we do the things we do. Awareness = Responsibility.
“It is damaging to discount what we innately feel, just because we cannot see it. We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.” Thankyou AMH for sharing your truth about spirits. Why do I get an uneasy feeling sometimes, even tho no-one is physically there? What if there is a whole world of the unseen- that some discount because it cannot as yet be ‘prooved’ or have an ‘evidence base’?
Universal Medicine has a running trend of making taboo topics very normal conversation no different to understanding the weather. And the more we talk about these taboo subjects the more normal it becomes and often I have found I understand life better from these discussions. If we don’t talk about what we feel even if we can’t see it it’s like living life in the dark and reacting and/or getting hurt when we bang into something (the unspoken experience). Conversations such as these shine a light on life.
I agree with you AHM, spirits and entities and the unseen world is not something that is foreign to us, we have only learned to ignore it trying to make it un-existing. But as you share we all have had our experiences and can sense that there is more to the world than we can see, hear, smell, touch and taste. Thank you for talking so openly about the experiences you have had, it simply brings to light what has always been there.
This is really an interesting point you rise AMH. That we all more or less have experiences with spirits and entities, but do not talk about it. Why do we hold back here? We created a world of technology, where we can ‘proof’ what is right – but with energy it can be difficult to do so. But we are energetic beings. We have a spirit and a soul which both are not provable…. So, we did create a world that is not based on who we are. No wonder than that the true understanding from the world and the universe is still locked away for us. The key lies in us and who we truly are. Energetic beings.
Serge Benhayon has made a taboo subject one that is as much a part of life as cleaning your teeth. Why and who does it benefit to keep this subject on the ‘imagined’ circuit? and what is the relationship between this subject and people not taking responsibility for their actions? It seems to me that we often experience people around us acting out of character or being out of it and if this was openly named for what it is then the opportunity to claim what is true is simplified greatly.
Having been brought up with a Grandfather who was a trance medium it was common to visit on Saturday nights and everyone gather around him waiting for messages, but this is something we did not discuss with our friends because it would come across as being weird, and we knew this. Then when I heard Serge Benhayon mention spirits and ghosts so casually and everyone else in the room was ok with this I realised that it wasn’t that unusual after all, and that many had their own tales to tell.
It feels so refreshing to be able to talk about and express this, we all I know, and I have have kept this absolute knowing bottled up in my body for years, though I am expressing more and more in a matter of fact way with people close to me about spits and entities. This has allowed conversations to open up, where someone has shared they see and feel things around the house, and have done for years. This is very normal and part of our everyday lives, the more we let go of denying it, the more we will be able to understand we are not from here, and the more responsibility we have in how we live. We would have to feel all our past lives and unloving choices and how everything we do affects everyone else – even those unseen not on this plane of life and the Universe.
Thank you for sharing and opening up the topic on spirits and entities. You are right it is one of those taboo and hush hush topics yet something most of us have experienced as children and experience today. It makes sense to talk about everything otherwise we are closing ourselves down to something we all experience. If everything is energy 1st to discount other energies is irresponsible. And with children it is very empowering to talk with them about what they have seen and felt rather than, as was the case with me, not thinking I could talk to anyone and being scared when I saw things especially at night.
If we were encouraged from young to speak of everything we feel and see whether those around us agreed or not, there would be far more awareness and responsibility of what we allow in to our body. Anything can play and disrupt us when we ignore it or turn a blind eye. We feel, know and see energy from the moment we are born, and we very clearly show this even if it upsets the adults around this. But when we start denying this, could this be where we start lying to ourselves and those lies get bigger and bigger? Pushing down our innate knowing until someone is brave enough to speak the truth and we once again give ourselves permission to express it.
I have seen people possessed by entities, their eyes change, their face changes, their movements become erratic – you can feel and absolutely know with every bone and cell of your body that who and what is speaking, looking or shouting through them is not the person you know them to be. I often find this after people have drunk alcohol, they change completely, from the very sweet and delicate people they are to a force coming through them that deliberately abuses others. It feels awful, but rather than judge is to bring understanding of why this is. Why they drink in the first place.
Spirits, ghost and entities are very very real, we all know this and have experience of this on a daily basis, kids feel them, see them and so do we, we may not like or want to admit this, as we’d have to admit way much more, the truth of our reality. .That feeling like someone is watching you, that you are not alone, not in a image creating way like the movies have made, is real. Movies have made them out to be something bigger than us, so we get scared and frightened of them, to basically give our power away – it’s all a ploy, when the truth is in fact they are nothing compared to our light – they can’t even touch the sides. There are constantly divine beings with us all the time to support us, we are never alone.
As a child I remember my friends family describing their experience with ghosts in their house. It was the children that saw the ghosts the adults only heard the ghosts. The reason my friends mother knew that there was a ghost is because her child had asked ‘mummy who is that lady who just left the house?’. For me there was no reason to doubt this as they were very good friends of ours and I had always had sense that the spirit world was very real. Not because anyone had said, it was more a feeling I had had since I was little.
Thank you for voicing this – spirits, entities, ghosts and divine beings are all very real, very tangible and around us all everyday. You can feel the, see them watching you, sense them in room, outside, in a car, everywhere. You can feel spirits and entities playing with people. I have seen this a lot both with adults and children and myself. There are times where I can feel whats like a big black spirit following me, almost encouraging me for example to choose things I know are not supportive. They key is to know really they are tiny and nothing compared to me.
AMH great to raise this topic as I’ve always felt and known that spirits and entities exist, I saw them from a child and felt them on a regular basis but like you it was not something I discussed. It was as if unless something is concrete it can’t be spoken about, at the same time when I felt or saw these spirits it was more real than the TV, more real that dinner as I could feel them through and through my body. How liberating to discuss something that we’ve had a relationship with all our life but is not spoken about to the extent it deserves, if at all.
Growing up in Ireland we all knew about spirits and entities. They were commonly spoken about. Everyone knew, for example, the house that was haunted down the road because everyone could feel it. When I entered nursing we regularly spoke about spirits and entities that wandered the corridors at night, so when I heard Serge Benhayon speaking about entities it all was very normal and made a lot of sense.
Thank you AMH for opening this conversation. Our Western culture does little to truly look at the reality of ghosts, disembodied spirits and how they interact with us in our daily lives. I too have had many a ‘weird’ experience that confirms to me the existence of this spiritual realm but Serge Benhayon is the first person I have met who is willing to publicly present this topic for discussion. The real missing piece of information that I needed in order for it to all fall into place was the fact that drinking alcohol and/or taking drugs create an open door in our energy field for spirits to enter our bodies, a truth that I have personally felt happen to me and one that explains a great deal of irrational behaviour that I have witnessed in other people too. This one piece of information alone was all the motivation I required to support me to give up all alcohol, with no regrets or struggle, because I never wanted that to happen to me again. I never wanted to create the opportunity for a disembodied spirit to play out its own games through my body. And it explains why perfectly gorgeous people can totally change their behaviour when drunk and more alarmingly not remember what they did afterwards. Isn’t that the biggest clue going? After all, if we are not in charge of our every movement, then we have to ask the question, who is?
I had several unpleasant experiences with entities as a child and because they were so frightening, I pretended they didn’t happen and never spoke about them. But of course the reality is they did happen and it took until I was in my forties to acknowledge to myself that I actually know they exist.
“We cannot see our feelings, yet they form an essential part of who we are, our ability to understand and process life in full.” This is such a simple way to confirm the reason to accept that there is more to life than just what we are able to detect from our five senses.
Western culture has painted itself into a corner and stands with its nose to wall, if we can not see or feel something, it does not exist. We have shut ourselves off from the reality of the natural world, by choice.
Agreed Steve. If it can’t be seen and measured, it doesn’t exist. Or at least that is the Western view, and perhaps that’s why it is not discussed and seen as taboo. I bought into that as well, having this conversation feels good. I’m reflecting on all of my experiences, many of which I discounted.
It is interesting that I did not believe in God and any of the things associated with a non material world. Yet, when I was a teenager deep inside me I was afraid of the unseen. For this to happen, naturally, I had to feel that there was something even if my mind did not believe it. I was always struck by how much a partner of mine changed when she drank alcohol and how aggressive she became. Through Universal Medicine I have learned (and most importantly, I have experienced) that there is an unseen world with beautiful forces and dark ones and that is up to each of us choose to which one do we align to.
Most of us brought up on stories of ghosts and spirits but put them in the ‘fairy tale’ basket to protect ourselves from something that we don’t understand. Universal Medicine presents a way of understanding that there is more than just our physical observable world and that non-physical entities are ever present.
As you have shared here, AMH, the majority of cultures in our world know and accept the existence of ghosts, disembodied spirits etc. Yet when as young children in a western culture we may speak about such things, it is pretty constantly poo-hooed by adults, As you say, “I realised there was something in me that felt it was simply socially not acceptable to talk about spirits and that people may think I was crazy if I did.” That obviously is what has happened to most of us, we have come to realise the subject as in the taboo category and learn to not speak about it. But in our hearts we still know about it. It feels great to now be sharing this subject openly, you have opened it up for us all to share our experiences. But the question now is – Why all this secrecy, why should we not know that spirits go on after death? What is being hidden here from us? It is great that Serge Benhayon and Universal Medicine have been presenting about the fact of reincarnation and the fact that life goes on after death, not for the body, but for the spirit and our Soul. It is time for us all to be really open about this whole subject, it needs to be understood and looked at in detail.
What I love about the way in which Serge Benhayon talks about entities and spirits is how simple and down to earth he presents the topic. There is no rah-rah, no emotions, just a simple talk, a normal conversation as if you would talk about doing grocery shopping.
Haha, so true Felix. It’s a matter of fact discussion that doesn’t wow us with ghost tales. It’s addressed and explained in a way that makes sense – from an energetic point of view.
A great blog about a subject that so few want to talk about in western culture. Why is it such a taboo subject to talk about the experiences we have had over the years that make it so very clear to us that there are disembodied spirits around us of varying kinds. I lived in a very old home (that was planned for demolition for a supermarket) for a while where I used to hear little footsteps at night through the house, not in the ceiling, but on the floors, and could feel that it was a very joy-full child running through the house. I actually loved living in that house, it felt really beautiful. But at an earlier period, I lived in a home for a while where I felt the energy was not at all pleasant, could feel, but not see, unpleasant spirits lurking in the home at night time. We occasionally had a man or a woman babysitting our children if we went out for a few hours at night, and they each confirmed that they also had a similar experience. Women became unhappy to babysit for us. We were very glad to leave that home, and the day that we moved, the owner appeared and accused us of shrinking her curtains in a very unpleasant way. We had not shrunk them, so it was a complete lie. The following day her son came to see us at our new accommodation and apologised for his mother’s words. It is obvious that many in our western culture do not speak openly of their experiences, in case they are ridiculed etc. by others. But that does not prove that it does not happen. It is time that we brought this subject out into the open as you have done here. Thank you AMH.
A great blog AMH, raising the conversation about entities and spirits. Even statements such as ‘What’s gotten into you?’… or “You’re not yourself?”… are indicative that we at some level do know that there is more going on that what eye can physically see.
It is indeed very strange that talking about spirits and entities seems to be taboo and there is the feeling people will think you are nuts, and yet pretty much everyone I have ever spoken to about it has also had some experiences as you have listed. I just read a great blog on this subject which shows how the majority of the world acknowledge them in their culture: http://universalmedicinefacts.com/entities-spirits-and-ghosts-serge-benhayon-offers-a-core-religious-understanding.
It is great to start a conversation about this unspoken subject in current western culture. And yet my protestant religious upbringing was filled with stories about seeing and hearing and speaking with God, and evil is presented as something tangible. Our language is filled with common place references such as ‘I don’t know what possessed him/her/me’ or I don’t know what got into him/her’.
Indeed, and in Catholicism, the ‘holy ghost’ or ‘holy spirit’ – I’m sure there is so much more language and expressions that derives from our relationships with spirits.
We constantly talk about reality and even have TV programs dedicated to this. But what if we have this all around the wrong way? For there is so much we feel, but cannot quantify by sight. Your words show eloquently AMH how this way of understanding the world is nothing new but has in ‘advanced’ culture simply been cut of out of what we do. The real reality is that life is because of energy, and a world of energy is much grander, more magical and more practcial than the limited way we think our world to be.
I often wonder what are we talking about when we say reality. Each person has their own version of it and we also have what we imagine is a loose collective version and yet from person to person I wonder how similar that version actually really is. I wonder if, even if in the spirit world there are different realities? Is God the only being that truly knows reality?
It is peculiar why the western world does not openly discuss entities, and if they do they are frowned upon as being a bit weird. We seem to want hard proof that there is something physically there and that we can see it with our eyes before we will accept the possibility of spirits and entities. The truth is as you have shown here AMH all we have to do is to get intoxicated and we alter our state of being enough to allow entities to change our behaviour.. If we could openly talk about this as Serge Benhayon has done for the last 17 years we would have a better understanding of the affects that alcohol has on us.
Great sharing AMH, it’s a great topic to share each other’s experiences on it. I too have had many experiences and feelings of entities being around, in rooms, next to people. I’ve had them try to get inside of me whilst I’m sleeping only to wake up and have to push their energy away.
I have clocked what alcohol does in my body in terms of opening myself up to entities, so this is the main reason why I stopped drinking 8 years ago.
Thank you AMH – I searched high and low for a true answer to my unwanted interactions with spirits and unfortunately a lot of the new age ‘treatments’ I tried only increased my anxiety and the experiences I was having. It was through Universal Medicine and Serge Benhayon that I was able to understand exactly what was happening to me and how to address it. I no longer live in fear of spirits and entities because I take responsibility for the energy I allow into my body.
Thank you AMH for sharing your experiences here as I too had many occasions when I was younger where I would see ghosts and spirits or felt uncomfortable in different places. It wasn’t until I found Universal Medicine and learned why these things occur that my whole experience changed. For the most part people just thought I was being a silly little kid, but to now see that what I felt and saw was true, it brings a whole new level of understanding and awareness to life.
The spirit world and its existence has allowed me to make more sense of the temporal world from young, if we only held onto the existence of one and not the other, life will be a reduced version of the whole. Whether we are more in tuned to the temporal or the spirit world, getting to know and being open to the other is a wondrous experience, much like a baby looking at something new and is just open to receiving.