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The Satan Trap: Dangers of the Occult
The Satan Trap Dangers of the Occult
Author: Martin Ebon
A young woman seeks counsel from a medium and becomes a victim of the guru syndrome: total dependence upon the psychic that leads to terrifying consequences when she tries to break away. Another, trying to advance mind control, finds horror and degradation in a Manson-like coven. A seemingly innocent Ouija board experiment leads to possession by...  more »
ISBN-13: 9780385079419
ISBN-10: 0385079419
Publication Date: 1976
Pages: 276
Edition: 1st ed
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Publisher: Doubleday
Book Type: Unknown Binding
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Cheese avatar reviewed The Satan Trap: Dangers of the Occult on + 324 more book reviews
Book features articles written by parapsychologists and psychiatrists on the dangers of pursuing occult activities. What they mainly touch on is using the Ouija board, automatism (automatic writing), Out of body projection, etc. It is firmly stated that when certain individuals, who are "untrained" in the occult arts, practice these activities, they have a huge chance of psychologically damaging themselves. The articles are pretty dated (1970's). Most talk about using LSD and hallucinogenics like it's the "thing" to do. It's weird how the lifestyles have changed from then to now.
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True life accounts of what happened to people who went too far experimenting with the occult


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