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39:22Now PlayingAdam Blai shares true stories of demonic possession, exorcisms, and the real dangers of the occult—drawn from decades of real cases.
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What really happens during demonic possession—and why do exorcisms often take years, not minutes?
In this in-depth conversation, Adam Blai, a Catholic demonologist who helps train exorcists internationally, joins The Sean Tabatt Show to share true stories of demonic possession from his new book The Exorcism Files.
This interview goes far beyond Hollywood portrayals. Adam explains:
►How people actually become possessed
►Why exorcisms are often long, multi-year processes
►The hidden dangers of ghost hunting, Ouija boards, Reiki, yoga, and psychic practices
►How demons deceive, manipulate, and gradually dominate lives
►Why God allows exorcisms—and what spiritual conversion really looks like
►Why most cases must rule out mental health and medical causes first
These are real cases, told with care, meant to warn—not sensationalize.
⚠️ This conversation is intended for educational and spiritual awareness—not entertainment or imitation.
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