Phil, I rejoice with you that this person is healed of the disorder that
was making him ill.  I know nothing about psychiatry or the terminology
used within it, but I have a question.  To whom did the Lord call the
integration the Room of Light?  Was that said to you or to the person whose
mind was being integrated into one?  There is much here that I don't
understand, but does the room of Light refer to God's Holy Spirit?
We have the mind of Christ.  Let this mind be in you which was in Christ Jesus.
Was the Holy Spirit/Mind of Christ the integrator in this case?
Just wondering.
Love,
Helen

Earlier, Phil Scovell wrote:
>Today I witnessed the most amazing experience of my life.  Someone I have
>been praying with for one year, and who was sexually abused multiple times
>as a child, and who had multiple personalities, 23 personalities in all to
>be exact, and who has suffered demon oppression and all these traumatic
>things for more than 50 years, experienced singleness of mind.  It is
>sometimes referred to as oneness of mind or just integration but it is
>amazing to witness.  Each case of singleness of mind is different but in
>this case, this person was led to a place the Lord called The Room of Light.
>this is a place within this person's own mind.  All 23 personalities have
>different jobs of protecting the real person from pain.  Depending upon the
>depth and severity of Dissociative Identity Disorder, or multiple
>personalities, the process can take years and especially if they are SRA
>survivors and have been programmed by evil people.  In this case, there was
>only the one level of defense but there was a lot of demon oppression to
>work through over this last year, too.  In fact, two personalities claiming
>to be personalities, turned out to be demons masquerading as alternate
>personalities.  So those had to be removed to get back to the 23
>personalities.  These personalities are that same person but fragments of
>the mind designed to assist the person to function in every day life and to
>protect them from returning to the painful memories of abuse in childhood.
>Well, like I said, today, this person became whole again.  I hope they write
>an autobiography some day called "The Room Of Light," because it is one
>wonderful story of the healing power of God.  Praise God for evermore.  And
>to think I got to be a witness is just spiritually overwhelming to me.  I
>cry every time I think about it.
>
>Phil.
>
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