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When It Comes To Spirits Of The Deceased, Nurses Know Best
June 23, 2020 by sd

Interesting and uncanny: how many people claim bizarre happenings at abandoned hospitals, especially insane asylums. Such is true of the Eloise Psychiatric Hospital in Westland, Michigan. “Considered by some as one of the most haunted places in America,” noted the Detroit Free Press, “the sprawling former health complex was named in the late 1800s after Eloise Dickerson, the only child of a Detroit postmaster. In addition to being a hospital, the complex included an asylum, sanatorium, and cemetery.”

Oh yes, throw in a cemetery!

According to a local television station, several years ago a group investigating it claimed to have seen a spirit of a woman wearing white, often witnessed on the upper floors and roof. “Others have claimed to hear moaning, screams and roars throughout the old grounds — some believe they are the souls of tormented patients.” There once were ten thousand patients here, and in the psychiatric unit, certain patients were administered electroshock treatments. This was at a time when mental hospitals also performed lobotomies.

“In places like psychiatric hospitals, jails, prisons, there’s a lot of emotional energy that can stick around,” noted one man who investigated it. “People go through a lot of challenging, hard situations when they are in places like that and sometimes the energy stays embedded.”

We tend to phrase it differently — not so much in terms of “embedded energy” as phantasma that might be bound to earth, visiting from purgatory, on missions from Heaven, from hellish realms, or demons masquerading as the deceased. At one former Catholic sanitarium in Sylvan Springs, Indiana, we once spent an entirely unnerving night listening to inexplicable voices and sounds.

Souls at various levels of the afterlife interact with the living, some on missions from God—as sort of angels themselves—while others are confused or angry or trapped and in need of intercession.

Many cases come to us from nurses at hospitals—where of course so many people make the passage. This calls us to pray in special ways whenever we or someone we know is hospitalized — imploring protection from anything negative, casting out the “spirit of death” and anything evil, and petitioning God for the release of any souls in need of prayers.

The spirits in hospitals can be good or evil. It is never wise to “raise them,” though in some cases they may mean well and actually assist humans.

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