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Portrait of Charles Webster Leadbeater Charles Webster Leadbeater,  The Inner Life: volume I — Fifth Section…

“ I knew a case in which man who hated another deliberately went to work to obtain control of and obsess his enemy's favorite daughter; I know also of another instance even worse than that. Sometimes the obsessing entity is not human at all, but only a nature-spirit who desires experience of human life. In any and all cases obsession should be determinedly resisted by the victim. ”
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Portrait of Charles Webster Leadbeater Charles Webster Leadbeater,  The Inner Life: volume I — Fifth Section…

“ It is not as a rule true that children are more easily obsessed than adults, because though it is true that the hold of the ego upon its bodies is less strong in childhood, it is also true that the adult is far more likely to have in him qualities which attract undesirable entities and make obsession easy. In the case of a little child, any entity trying to obsess the body would have first to face the elemental who is in charge of the building of it, and he is not at all likely to succeed in ousting that. ”
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Portrait of Charles Webster Leadbeater Charles Webster Leadbeater,  The Inner Life: volume I — Fifth Section…

“ You must take courage and make a firm stand. The power of these dead people over you is only in your fear of them. Your own will is stronger than all theirs combined if you will only know that it is; if you turn upon them with vigor and determination they must yield before you. You have an inalienable right to the undisturbed use of your own vehicles, and you should insist on being left in peace. ”
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