Case study: Attachment removal. What can you learn from it?

dave-watts-song-thrush-turdus-philomelos-eating-a-worm-ukI started to offer attachment removal in 2015, I think. This is one I did today… and I am sharing it with you because there is a great lesson in it, especially if you read Osho’s words I also included:

She: Do I have any attachments?

Me: yes. you have about 20

She: I really feel weak even though I take the activators. I have a friend at work who’s always monitoring me (who am I with, comments all the time on my facebook, befriends my new friends even if she doesn’t know them, ask me where I am, wants to know my life all the time etc.). It really drains me and wondering if she’s one of the attachment.

Me: coworkers can’t put attachments on you, I even don’t know how to do it. Only so called healers, witches, sorcerers can do it… it is a kind of voodoo

UPDATE: since I published this article, originally, I have found that there are ‘jumping’, infections attachments that jump on you if you connect, energetically, with someone. And then you become an infectious host.

Approximately 10% of people who contact me have jumping attachments. Which means, as soon as I connect to them, they jump on me… so I have to remove it from myself and from them. I can feel the attachment land on me… and I know what it is.The first time it festered for hours and I got really ill.

She pays…

Me: OK, it will take about 90 minutes.

Me: here are the attachments I removed:

  1. I’ll lead you by the nose (on the sinuses)
  2. I’ll make you feel guilty (right side of chest)
  3. I’ll make your heart heavy
  4. I’ll make you lie (throat)
  5. I’ll make you filter out anything that is not familiar (kidney)
  6. I’ll make you spew venom at the slightest irritation (liver)
  7. I’ll make you feel like everything is about you (sternum)
  8. I’ll make your rattle your cage – this was the biggest, deepest of all, probably the core issue, probably the first attachment (left side of chest, ribcage)
  9. same as 8… it’s a spot above and to the right of your heart — this is a typical Christie Marie Sheldon attachment, to feed on your energy. she is not the only one who uses this, but this is her trademark draining tube. (on neck, behind right ear)
  10. the scorpion attachment: through the right ear, intent to kill. your ear may hurt for a few days.
  11. another one on the nose
  12. through the right eye: controlling your brain
  13. I’ll make you feel powerless (neck behind left ear)
  14. I’ll make you dull (left eye, left sinus, nose… long and deep attachment)
  15. I’ll force you to look for everything outside of you (3rd eye position. this was like a polyp or a cancer, many long tapered “legs”. Probably the very first attachment, maybe even before #8)
  16. stomach: no trust. It is a great time to tell you that you will need to work on these issues, consciously. You can be the unpleasant toxic person even without the attachments. Guaranteed. Ultimately, the attachments came because you are like this.
  17. anxiety: manubrium, the bone above the sternum

OK. done. didn’t find any more.

drink a lot of water and rest over the weekend. You’ll need to re-evaluate your attitudes.

If you want to find out if you have an attachment on you, please get your Starting Point Measurements. Checking if you have attachments is one of the measurements in that. Here is a link to pay:


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If you pay attention, this client is you. Pointing at other people as the source of your discomfort, the source of your misfortune, the source of your shitty life.

here is a part of an Osho talk, that talks to what this client (you?) deals with:

If you have not fought the war within, you will fight it without.

If you have fought the war within and have become victorious, then the war without will cease. That is the only way.

In India, we have called Mahavira ‘the conqueror’, ‘the great conqueror’ – the jinna. The word jinna means the conqueror. But he never fought with anybody so whom has he conquered? He never believed in violence, never believed in war, never believed in fighting. Why do you call this man Mahavira, the great conqueror? This is not his original name; his original name was Vardhaman.

What has happened? What phenomenon has occurred? This man has conquered himself, and once you conquer yourself your fight with others ceases immediately – because this fight with others is just a trick to avoid the inner war. If you are not at ease with yourself, then there are only two ways: either you suffer this unease or project it on somebody else. When you are inwardly tense you are ready to fight – any excuse will do. The excuse is irrelevant; you will jump on anybody – the servant, the wife, the child.

How do you throw your inner conflict and unease? You make the other responsible, then you pass through a catharsis. You can become angry now, you can throw your anger and violence and this will give you a release, a relief – of course temporary, because the inside has not changed. It will again accumulate, it remains the old. Tomorrow again it will accumulate anger, hatred, and you will have to project it.

You fight with others because you go on accumulating rubbish inside yourself and you have to throw it out.

A person who has conquered himself has become a self-conqueror, has no inner conflict. The war has ceased. He is one inside – there are not two. Such a man will never project, such a man will not fight with anybody else.

So this is a trick of the mind to avoid the inner conflict, because the inner conflict is more painful – for many reasons. The basic reason is that every one of you has an image of yourself as being a good man. And life is such that without this image it will be difficult to live.

Psychiatrists say that illusions are needed to live. Unless you have become enlightened, illusions are needed to live.

If you think you are so bad, so devilish, so evil, if this image – which is the truth that you are – gets inside, then you will not be able to live at all. You will lose all self-confidence, and you will be filled with such condemnation towards yourself that you will not be able to love; you will not really be able to move, you will not be able to look at another human being. You will feel so inferior, so bad, so devilish, that you will die – this feeling will become a suicide. And this is a truth – so what to do?

One way is to change this truth: become a man of God, not a man of the devil – become divine. But that is difficult, arduous, a long hard path. Much has to be done; only then can the devil become divine. It can become divine! You may not be aware of the root of the word devil: it comes from the same word from which ‘divine’ comes. Both ‘devil’ and ‘divine’ come from the same Sanskrit root, deva. The devil can become divine, because the divine has become the devil. The possibility is there; they are two poles of one energy. The energy which has gone sour, bitter, can become sweet.

An inner transformation is needed, an inner alchemy is needed – but that is long and arduous. And the mind always looks for the shortcut where the least resistance is.

So mind says, “Why bother about becoming a good man? Just believe that you are good.” This is easy because nothing is to be done. Just think that you are good, just create an image that you are beautiful, heavenly, that nobody is like you, and even this illusion of goodness gives you energy to live.

If illusions can give you so much energy, you can conceive how much will happen when the truth is realized. Even the illusion that you are good gives you life to move, gives you legs to stand on, gives you confidence. You become almost centered even with the illusion, and…

this center that happens in illusion is the ego.
When you are really centered, that is the self.

But that happens only when the truth is realized: when your inner energies have been transformed, the lower has been transformed into the higher, the earthly into the heavenly; when the devil has become divine, when you have become radiant with the glory that is yours; when the seed has come to sprout, when the mustard seed has become a great tree.

But that is a long process; one needs the courage to wait, one needs not to be tempted by the shortcut. And in life there are no shortcuts; only illusions are shortcuts. Life is arduous because only through arduous struggle does growth come to you – it never comes easily. You cannot get it cheaply; anything that is cheap cannot help you to grow. Suffering helps – the very effort, the very struggle, the long path that gives you sharpness, growth, experience, maturity. How can you achieve maturity through a shortcut? There is a possibility – now they are working with animals, and sooner or later they will work with human beings. There is a possibility: you can be injected with hormones. A child of ten can be injected with hormones and he will become a young man of twenty.

But do you think he will attain the maturity that he should have attained if he had passed through ten years of life? The struggle, the arising sex, the need to control, the need to love: to be free and yet controlled, to be free and yet centered; to move with the other, to suffer in love, to learn – all that will not be there. This man who looks twenty is really ten years of age. Through hormones you have only blown up his body.

But they are doing this with animals, with fruit, with trees. A tree can be injected, and the tree that would naturally come to flower in three years will come in one year. But those flowers will lack something. It is difficult to see because you are not flowers, but they will lack something. They have been forced, they have not passed through a seasoning. Fruit will come sooner but those fruits will not be so mature; they will lack something – they are artificial.

Nature is not in a hurry. Remember: mind is always in a hurry, nature is never in a hurry – nature waits and waits, it is eternal.

There is no need to be in a hurry; life goes on and on and on, it is an eternity. But for mind time is short, so mind says, “Time is money.” Life never says that. Life says, “Experience!” – not time. Life waits, can wait: mind cannot wait – death is coming near. There is no death for life, but for mind there is death.

Mind always tries to find a shortcut. And to find a shortcut, the easiest way is to create an illusion: think that you are what you want to be – then you have become neurotic. That is what has happened to many people who are in madhouses: they think they are Napoleon or Alexander, or somebody else. They believe it and they behave that way.

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Author: Sophie Benshitta Maven

True empath, award winning architect, magazine publisher, transformational and spiritual coach and teacher, self declared Avatar