It irks me to hear how much money people have dumped into figuring out a way to get rid of a hostile spirit in their adult life. Almost all the people who believe they are possessed are instead, suffering from some form of mental anxiety or angst, anywhere along those lines, and their worries are compounded because more than likely they are highly superstitious or into spirituality beyond the norm. 

However, there is that dilemma from time to time, diabolical beings inhabit a person’s psyche and talk to them in their mind, or the demon may inhabit the body, regulating all their motor functions, plus be capable of impeccably dialoguing through the person’s oratory system, feeling free say what they want to say by themselves. When this happens, people are legitimately scared to death. If you want to get a little better understanding, you can check out my 1st blog article here. It’ll go through a more thorough list of symptoms of what a possession feels and looks like. 

The quackery in this paranormal field of liturgy is astounding though. Once or twice every fifty frantic email inquiries that I receive, there is a legitimate paranormal predicament. A con artist will take all 50 cases and swiftly live a lavish luxurious life I’d presume. I firmly believe that they’ll receive their corporal punishment when they perish and see the ‘Big Fella.’ They think they can just pray something away and things will all be over. 

At some point, there are only two factors on stage if I’m called by a frantic person who confessed to tell me that they hired a previous exorcist or several. These two factors boil down to whether they might be strangely paranoid with mental undiagnosed health problems or the exorcist just outright sucks. And if the exorcist has no talent, why are they still in the line of service? 

If I’m the next one the frantic person calls for help, It’ll take 4 to 5 minutes to vet them. I have my list of conditions that need to be perceived on my end to see if they are in trouble where my services are needed swiftly. I have a knack for knowing what’s-what, right off the bat. I don’t know what rates other exorcists charge. I might make a bogus call one day just to see. Plus I’ll give them a sad story that wouldn’t even make the cut. I’d want to see if they’ll take any job. 

More to the story, I don’t ever ask anyone how much money they’ve given other people to rid them of their supposed nightmare. It’s not fair of me, nor appropriate. Unless they volunteer that over the phone. I’ve spoken to people who said I’m the 4th person they reached out to for swift help. If I’m enthused about what I’m hearing with regard to the paranormal symptoms and it all swiftly checks out, I just figured out that the previous exorcists shouldn’t be in this line of service. 

I’m never taking a flight out to see someone if I know it’s a futile trip. I already stated in my 2nd blog post, as a guarantee of satisfaction, if I can’t fix their nightmare, they don’t pay me one single dime. That’s my trade’s best hallmark. I think other exorcists should adopt that guarantee. Why should anyone pay for something they did not receive as intended reward? 

Does a plumber ask for nonrefundable payment from a person who doesn’t know how to fix a leak in the ceiling? It’s time to hold exorcists accountable to you on the frank condition that you are authentically spiritually under the devil’s thumb. Only you can tell them your conditions. Make certain you get what you pay for by setting the conditions straight forward.

If you believe yourself to be under attack by a demon, please contact me swiftly at my website, https://justintrigila.com and I will rid you of your nightmare in moments flat, guaranteeing you sudden peace when I pay a visit to the scene of your home. And do so exhilaratingly. There is no time to waste. You can also email me at info@justintrigila.com for a quick response as well. Kindly Leave your telephone number so that I may quickly respond back