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Inside my husband

My husband is now 24 years old. There were 10 traffic accidents last year due to bad luck and horrible things. Fortunately, there were no major injuries, but my husband's parents also died in quick succession last year.
About after my husband's father passed away, I learned that there was another person among my husband.
On one night, I recite sutras, and on another night, I hurt my husband's body, pull his legs, get scars on his legs, and are also called “loose” by the ears, and my husband is scared, and my feet and hair are touched, and it always starts at 23:00 at night.
Even when I went to purify, it didn't seem to have much effect.
Is there anything we can do?

3 Zen Responses

Isn't this what is called multiple personality

I think it would be better if you were examined by a psychiatrist.

Currently, it seems like it's called “dissociative identity disorder.”

It's for sale

This book is for sale by Dr. Akira Fujimoto, and it may be helpful.

A person possessed by a husband is generally called a ghost, and it seems to be classified as a type of hungry demon in Buddhism. Those in this situation want to save themselves, so they look for someone who seems to have a kind heart and ask for help. I have no idea what kind of person my husband is, but I think ghosts are kind people. So, you should be kind to them. They don't like it or dislike it, so they insist on themselves, “Don't do that, help me.” It seems that being afraid or scared won't solve it forever.

Now, the specific question of how to be kind is simple. Instead of trying to get scared of that ghost, it's better to say, “Please be happy.” You will encounter someone's kindness, and it seems that the ghost will bring joy to your heart and be able to get out of a difficult situation.

I think the details were written in Dr. Fujimoto's book “The Right Way to Make Memorial Service for Your Ancestors” (I think it was), so please read it. It's written so you can understand it. Also, I think it's easy to consult on the internet, so it might be a good idea to ask Seikyo-ji Temple in Yamaguchi by email etc.

Even from a general point of view, wishing for the happiness of others and wanting to bless those who are suffering should be fine without complaint. It's not that they don't like it; it seems that if you say sorry, you'll break out of the realm of suffering and go to a place called heaven. You can help ghosts that don't help people, and you can also accumulate good roots.

It's about creating an uncomfortable environment.

My other self has multiple personalities, isn't it?
Does that mean something with a different personality appears?
You mean you didn't improve anything even after purifying and praying for blessings?
Hypothetically, a type of evil spirit is attached to the master.
As is the case with anything, even the god of poverty,
You get attached to people who are easy to get attached to, don't you think?
The market price is usually determined by people who are obsessed with people who walk around with misfortunes and disasters.
Doesn't that apply to your husband?
I'm not a psychic, but when something bad happens or somehow makes me feel sick,
I have words to say.
I'm happy!! I have Buddha's blessings. I appreciate it.
Thank you very much. That's it.
Rather than saying that even if they don't think so, they say that in order to get rid of bad situations.
Slowly, carefully, cheerfully, and with a smile.
If you do that, your feelings will clear up and clear up.

Even if there are demons in the world, if such words can be sung cheerfully and brightly,
I think those people don't feel comfortable and go away.
“The demon inside me, please relax. Let's start with tea.”
It's inevitable that on the day you're told such things, you'll get creepy and naughty.