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Chapter 8. The Making of a Seiðman 216
denigrated. It is far easier for an individual to recover from a disease caused by an
indweller if the microorganism itself is either weak or dead.
The second prong falls into my arena. I want to know why the indweller came to
live with the individual in the first place. I do not view indwellers as microorganisms.
For me, they are beings, ghosts, who for whatever reason had become associated with
their own home and have taken up residence in this individual. Did the individual
invite the microorganism in? Did the individual damage his own defense systems
so then an aggressive indweller could come in? Is the indweller therefore specific
reason? The latter is often the case with elderly individuals who are scared to die.
Nursing homes are often rampant with pneumonia, for example.
When I first encountered this ghost-disease I was appalled at how completely
vicious and ruthless he was what these poor people. I hated this disease because
I would see the elderly sitting in their rooms, often on their beds, coughing spasmodically
for hours on end. Their energy levels would be extremely low so that
they would often fall asleep in midconversation. The appetites dropped to rock
bottom sometimes not eating for periods of two or three days at a time. Their lust
for life would disappear often not caring if they lived or died. They would often
lose 20-25In working with the elderly, especially those consigned to nursing homes,
I realized that these people are living in fear constantly. Many of them are at stage
V or VI dementia secondary to Alzheimer’s disease. There now living in a ’strange
place’ with strangers taking care of them often performing acts on them that are
normally reserved for infants (such as changing adult-diapers and cleaning them after
an accident or spoon-feeding them pureed foods). They fear that they are losing
or have already lost their children and their families, their status within family and
community, and most of all, their minds and memories. The elderly, unless they
can be cared for in the home with specific roles to play within family setting, live
in constant fear. The gift that pneumonia brings his release from fear. Pneumonia
allows the elderly to sleep, to dream, and to lose fear of death. If it’s job is not
interfered with, pneumonia will lead the elderly to the Land of Their Ancestors in a
quiet, relatively painless, and fearlessly smooth fashion. It is important to determine
if the indweller is there to perform service or not.
If the indweller is simply lost or is aggressively attacking the individual, my job
is then to treat the individual to bring him back to a state of wholeness. Often
diets, sleep patterns, fears, and habits need to be addressed. Occasionally, debts,
usually to ghosts of places or ancestors, need to be uncovered, addressed, and paid.
When these things are done, the indweller himself needs to be addressed and either
asked to leave or forced to do so. The success of the cure is highly dependent upon
the client’s willingness to act.
Debts or transgressions can also be the cause of disease particularly skin diseases