Q&A for How to Get Rid of Demons

Take him to a medical doctor for an exam immediately. There are many things that could be physically wrong with him that are not demonic possession. There are parasites that can enter and live in the stomach and other internal organs that could cause these symptoms.

A scapular is a holy Divine necklace that is meant to protect you from the front and back. They come in different varieties.

If you're having trouble breathing, go to the doctor. You may also be having anxiety/a panic attack because you're so worried about demons, so try to calm down.

Don't be afraid. Stand your ground. Don't attempt to fight it -- just say, calmly, "I'm not afraid of you. Leave this place." If you are religious, then pray to your Higher Power for help. For example, if you are Catholic, you can call the Archangel Micheal, as he is known for fighting demons. If your culture has any ritual/way of protection from evil, then perform it after an experience.

This is a complicated question, probably better dealt with by a pastor, in person. How exactly do you know that these demons keep coming back? What are you experiencing in your life that makes you think this? Have you been engaging in activities such as drug abuse or fortune telling or use of a ouija board that would open the door to demonic influence? Finally, if you have faith in God through Jesus Christ, you have the power to command demands to leave. Have you made that commitment to God?

Tell your doctor that you're experiencing hallucinations and they will be able to help you or they will refer you to someone who can help you. If you're underage, tell a parent and ask them to make an appointment with your doctor.

A demon can attack anybody anywhere. The most powerful thing to do is pray to Jesus Christ for protection.

Find someone you trust and open up about what you've been experiencing. You may want to speak to a counselor or your doctor.

Religious book and gift stores sell rosaries.

You can't call on Satan, he is their leader. But you could try going to a church and asking them to call upon God for help.

Yes! Of course! A true Christian church would reach out and help anyone that is oppressed. All you need to do is find someone to pray with you about it.

The techniques would work for any religion. The rosary part is a bit more optional. Basically it implies to use your religious aid.

A lot of the materials needed to banish demons are actually common household objects. If you have salt in your house, that already goes a long way, as you can leave a circle of salt around your house to protect you and your family. Burning salt by putting it in a mug with rubbing alcohol does the same thing as white sage if you can't find a smudge stick (but be very careful, and only do this with adult supervision as it can go wrong and burn your house down.) If your family is Christian, crucifixes and rosaries are good tools for protection that you could convince your parents to buy for you. Above all, be careful, and don't be afraid to ask for help if something happens.

You should probably go to a chapel, pray for protection, and ask for help from your priest.

You can find these mainly at specialty stores, but candles and incense can be purchased in other types of shops. On the topic of discussion, if you have a friend who is spiritual, you can talk to him/her about your current situation, but the best course of action would be to talk to your religious leader (pastor, priest etc.).

I think your friend might be suffering from dissociative identity disorder, not a demon. You should encourage her to seek help from a mental health professional.

You should talk to your parents, a trusted adult at school, or a minister about it.

You can, it's just wise not to. Most of these pretend and many who are genuine deal with both sides.

They do not go into bottles and lamps as simply as certain tales may suggest. On the whole, any involvement is inadvisable unless they bother you repeatedly. As for sending them to places of your choosing, they, much like humans, have "free will." Trying to force one to do something will only cause trouble.

Take the object to a church. Have a pastor/priest pray over it so the demon leaves.

If it's been around for a long time and not done anything, it's benevolent (good). It might be a child who has passed and just wants a friend. Don't get too close, though. Spirits can manifest many ways to gain your trust.

Yes, a demon or the devil can attack you anywhere, at anytime. And it's going to get worse and worse as you progress in age. As the Devil's ultimate goal is to send you to hell, his attacks will get stronger and stronger throughout the years. If you are possessed by a demon, then that means God is giving you a powerful sign that you are extremely far down the wrong path, or heading down the extremely wrong path, and that you need to return to his Church.

Consult ghost experts, psychics, or religious leaders. You may need to have your home blessed or cleansed.

Have your home blessed and cleansed.

Try Googling Exorcists in LA. Or you can try talking to a local priest. Maybe you can attempt it yourself

There are no specific signs as all demons are different. You could be having mood swings or feel depressed or you could be uncomfortable in one specific location.

Do not listen to it! It is trying to get you to sin and get in trouble. I recommend praying to St. Michael the Archangel for strength and protection.

No. If people are bullying you, talk to an adult. If you think they're calling you a demon because of your bad behavior, you should reevaluate your behavior and consider talking to a therapist, guidance counselor, or other mental health professional.

Clear your mind before bed and practicing meditating as you fall asleep.

It's likely a desperate act for attention. She may not have been able to communicate her situation to people around her, so she's forced to act it out. The best course of action is to question her. For example, how does she know she's been possessed? Let her describe it. Does she act scary only when she knows you're watching? It doesn't necessarily mean she's acting, but it would raise suspicions.