DIY Exorcism: Dr. Peter S. Ruckman's Nightly Routine for Casting Out Demons

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Dr. Peter S. Ruckman: So you have to be careful in dealing with stuff like that. Now, the fellows who profess to be exorcists and cast out unclean spirits all have a pattern. And one of the first patterns is 90% of the people that cast them out are women. That's the first one. And the second one is they never can get them out immediately. They argue with them. Come out. The name of Jesus Christ, come out. What's your name? You know. It's kind of like this movie, The Exorcist. You've got to bring in candles and salt, you know, and tit-tat-toe with three and a scroll to get them out. Now, in that Bible, they don't take that long. Now, the Bible, Christ talks to them sometimes. What's your name? Legion, so forth and so on. But the other times come out of him, out they go. So there's something wrong with modern exorcism. Unless it doesn't get rid of them immediately. Now, I'll tell you, I handle it. And, of course, when Hot Dog Hymer's out in California, you've got to hold this on a tape. He said Ruckman was demon-poss, and he's an unsaved man, and blah, blah, blah, and all that kind of stuff, which means nothing to me. I'd walk right by him looking for a man. And what I do is, that's how I handle it. I take for granted that a place as filthy and dirty and rotten as America is today, and it's a pornographic hellhole and a walking whorehouse for drugs from cover to cover. And I preach the rescue missions on the street and in the prisons. You're not kidding me about the conditions America is. I might stay in some nice little backyard just to mind my own business. And I'd stay in a filthy place like this. I'm an artist. And you can't see unless you've got images in your head to think with. And you can't get them in your head to think with unless you've seen them. And you'll see them in a newspaper. You don't have to get Playboy and Playgirl and Penthouse to see the filth. It's in a newspaper. Movie ads. You pick them up. And I'd send a place that filth. I'd take for granted that during the day I'd probably pick up anywhere from 10 to 20 demons. I figure that's just probably just normal course of things. And so what I do, instead of paying an exorcist, I cast them by myself. You pay an exorcist, you know, and don't pay your bill, you're allowed to be repossessed. Anyway. Anyway. Now maybe that's not the right way to do it. I don't know. But I figure the best way to do it is before I go to bed at night, I get down on my knees, say, Lord, I don't want any demons in me and around me, and I want you to wash me in the blood, and I want this filth out of my mind. I don't want a demon to control me, and you demon in the name of Jesus Christ, get out. That's what I do. And do that regularly, just to kind of stay even, you know. Now, maybe that isn't the right way to do it, I don't know, but it's a safe, it's a safe way to do it.