by CR (142)
In all social strata, there are individuals who unknowingly possess incorporation mediumship, in addition to intuitive mediumship witch all humans are endowed. Because they remain unware of that, some end up committing suicide, deaths by accident, many overcrowded hospitals, jails, and penitentiaries and a large part of these individuals, with less developed mediumship, take to disorderly conduct, gambling, drinking and ruin their lives in unrestrained sensuality.
The disincarnated spirits wandering in the Inferior Astral quickly identify those incarnated spirits (people) who are endowed with the mediumship of incorporation, when they notice, unlike others, the ease with which they receive their intuitions.
Thus, an individual endowed with incorporation mediumship will inevitably become a victim of those inferior spirits, unless he is enlightened and prepared to repel their harmful approach.
In the Inferior Astral there are millions of ruffian, troublemaking, plot-devising, disloyal, biased, quarrelsome spirits, who acted just like that when they were incarnated. These spirits find in the mediumship of incorporation of humans an open field to satisfy their malevolent desires and gratify their low passions in some homes where the principles and discipline defended by Christian Rationalism are not followed.
It is important not to lose sight of the reality of affinitive attraction, and the fact that each individual reveals himself according to his way of thinking. Whoever likes slander, deception, malicious gossip produces corresponding thoughts and attracts like-minded obsessor spirits.
When, however, the generator of such thoughts is a medium of incorporation, the situation becomes much more serious, as he is subject to receiving constant charges from affinitive disincarnated spirits who incite him against his own enemies and also against the enemies of the obsessors spirits themselves.
References
[1] Christian Rationalism, 1st Edition, Rio de Janeiro 1984
[2] Compilation, paraphrasing, translation from original texts in Portuguese
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