12/08/2025
For your intellectual wellness! A brief book review.
The Unquiet Dead explores psychologist Edith Fiore’s case studies on people who she believes were affected by spirit attachments. Types of issues addressed include addictions, depression, chronic fatigue, self-sabotage. Through hypnotic regression and therapy, she describes how releasing these attachments led to emotional and behavioral changes in her patients. A provocative blend of psychology, spirituality, and the mysteries of the unseen.
Using hypnosis, she guided patients to identify and release these attachments, documenting significant emotional shifts afterward. This is done through releasing the spirit attachments by helping them move on. The book blends psychology with metaphysical ideas and remains a controversial but fascinating look at alternative therapeutic approaches.
Whether you believe or not, it’s a compelling read and a real page tuner as far as I'm concerned. The book doesn’t ask readers to agree—it simply offers an alternative perspective on healing and the mind.
This does not discount the modern medical view of behavioral health. Its me being smart enough to know I'm not smart enough to know everything! 😁😁
