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1. Tristian says:
   9 September 2011 at 02:46

   I’m not sure whether this comment is public or not… but it doesn’t matter.

   I once sent you a horrible message that I honestly don’t even remember sending. I wouldn’t have recalled it at all if it hadn’t been for your gracious follow-up message that was sent to my email. To this day, I have no recollection of the particular message I sent to you. I can’t imagine being so unkind and so… what’s the bad word for “bold”? Well, whatever it is, I ask again for your forgiveness again, even though I’m sure you don’t remember.

   I have a problem. Lol! I bet every person that contacts you has a problem. What a horrible weight to carry. Anyway. I have a problem. To get right down to it, I have two spirits in my house. At least two. I guess all I know is that one is good and that the other(s) aren’t very nice at all. He/they (the not-so-nice ones) are scaring my children. The problem is, there is a woman that has lived here since I moved in. 4 years ago. She is sweet, and kind, and looks after my children (she’s also looked after young animals when they’ve been in the house). I need to get rid of the mean one(s), but not the nice one. Does that make sense? I’ve researched a ton but I can’t figure out how to leave the woman alone.

   -Tristian-

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   • Sheta Kaey says:
     11 September 2011 at 22:17

     Hi Tristian,

     I do remember you, and your memorable comment still exists on… *looks* this page. I leave it up there not to embarrass you but because you asked valid questions and I wanted other visitors to see my answers to those questions. I don’t hold a grudge about it.

     The best way I know to exclude all spirits but one is to perform a banishing (a daily LBRP is good) and then invoke the good spirit back into your space. For this, you need to either know her name or name her. Tell her, out loud, when you feel her around — “I’m going to call you Wilma [or whatever], because when I invite you back in I want you to know I mean you.” Obviously you need to do the naming before you banish, or she won’t get the memo in time. Then do the banishing and/or set wards around the house. Invite “Wilma” back in. If trouble ensues, you know that Wilma is both the good AND the bad news at your house.

     Hope that helps!
     Sheta

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     • Tristian says:
       15 September 2011 at 02:44

       Oh my! I’m so glad you left my comment up. I’m not embarassed. Or at least, I’ve gotten over being embarassed. Other than the fact that after re-reading those posts, I had a few typos. Lol!

       Thank you! I had never thought to give her a name… I respect her, and thought that might be disrespectful. I will absolutely give it a shot, though, if it might banish the others and leave her alone! Thanks again!

       (Crap. I still can’t believe I sent that first comment to begin with. Sheesh. I can never apologize enough.)

       I’ll be in touch, Sheta.

       -Tristian-

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       • Sheta Kaey says:
         16 September 2011 at 23:28

         You’re quite welcome. I’m actually glad to see you still come around!

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