TEENAGER GANG-RAPED IN GORY EXORCISM RITUAL

GIRL GANG RAPED AND HER EYES 
GOUGED OUT IN EXORCISM RITUAL

www.torontosun.com - An Argentinian 16-year-old girl was gang-raped and had her eyes gouged out by her older sister to free her from demons. The girl is reportedly clinging to life in hospital in the town of General Pinedo. Her older sister, 22, is the only one charged in the gruesome exorcism ritual so far. 
Argentinian police said she told her parents she was worried about bizarre visions her little sister had been having. "The girl said that she was possessed by a demon and evil beings, saw bugs and animals (that weren't there)," police commissioner Paul Almiron told Buenos Aires newspaper the Cronica. "So the parents went to seek help from (the pastor)." Almiron said the pastor told the family to cut her eyes out to exorcise the demons.

It's unknown if the alleged gang rape that apparently took place beforehand was part of the ritual, but police say rape charges are pending. Local media have published gruesome photos of the teen in hospital. Police said it appears the older sister used a sharp instrument for the terrible deed. 
The teen is also suffering from severe injuries in her genital area. Spanish online portal Terra reported police found a Bible covered in blood and pieces of the girl's eyes at her home, the scene of the crime. "It is the first time in 22 years of policing that I've seen something like this," Almiron told the Cronica, adding the attack is "very hard to explain."

A brutal exorcism ritual happened in the town of General Pinedo, in the north Argentine province of Chaco. A teenager was brutally gang-raped then had her eyes gouged out by her sister in a horrific ritual that the rapists claim was ordered by a local pastor. The victim's sister claimed that the religious centre even gave her the sharp knife used in the attack and said that she must personally carry out the brutal act in order to cure her younger sister. The teenager was pinned down and her elder sister cut both of her eyes out. The victim, aged just 16, is now fighting for her life in hospital after the horrific ordeal, which her family said they orchestrated because the teenager was having visions and they believed she was possessed by the devil. Doctors reported that the victim had also suffered several injuries in the genital area and it is understood that police are about to arrest a group of men who took part in the twisted ritual. Throughout Latin America, belief in possession and exorcism predates the arrival of the Spanish. Aztec healers burned herbs and prayed to ward off spirits. In many occasions, subtle materialism tries to disguise as spiritual processes, and they are known under names such as occultism, magic, witchcraft, voodoo, witchcraft, macumba, camdombé, etc. To accept advice from spirits it is like accepting foolishly be advised by someone who in his last embodiment has not done things very well and instead of moving towards spiritual enlightenment he still is wandering around these places. We must move away from the influence of the occultists, because they are defying and denying the authority of the Supreme Lord, replacing it with the dark force of the fallen souls. (Editor's note).

WHAT DO THE VEDIC TEACHINGS TELL US? 

The spirits [...] can speak our minds and bad Invisible Counselors "kill yourself, inject drugs yourself, have sex, consume drugs, gamble, inflict torture to others"; these are the kinds of tips they try to give us and unfortunately there are listeners. The sacrifices of the poor animals in voodoo or human sacrifices in African tribes, groups of black magic in Brazil or the Incas in Machu Pichu, have all demonic spirits behind. [...] Do not be fooled !, sorcerers use the word God as the bakers use the word bread, but be certain they do not even know who God is; nor they are abide by the will of Him. They only use the natural piety of people talking about God, the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ. In Brazil, on the places where spiritualists work there are statuettes of Jesus Christ to mislead the church and disguise their true intentions.

Śrīla Bhakti Aloka Paramadvaiti Mahārāja :
“Occultism” - http://gurumaharaj.net/
http://bhaktipedia.org/espanol/index.php?n=sabidurias_vedicas.ocultismo
http://www.sabiduriavedica.org/c39-espiritualidad/ocultismo/

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HOW TO WARD OFF SPIRITS?

DIFFERENT WAYS TO 
KEEP AWAY SPIRITS FROM HOME

www.boldsky.com - Many a times it so happens that you feel there is something unnatural or supernatural going around in your home. There is nothing unusual about it. You must have heard that there are some haunted places worldwide. These places are filled with supernatural activities. According to some of the most popular Hindu beliefs there are certain ways by which you can ward off evil spirits from your home. Here are some Hindu ways to do so. 
A Tulsi (basil) Plant is considered to be holy according to the Hindu beliefs. It is said that if you keep a Tulsi plant at home then the evil cannot cause any disturbances. Tulsi is a form of Goddess Lakshmi, and hence she becomes the protector of the household from evil spirits. Plant a Tulsi in a small flower pot and water it regularly. This way you can keep away all evils from home. Lamp - Light a small lamp or diya every day after you take bath in the morning and evening. It is believed that by doing so you keep the light of God and wisdom burning in your room. This is also a symbolism of your devotion to God. And as light and darkness are the opposing forces, lighting a diya will keep away all evil spirits from your home. 

Swastika - This is one of the most important symbols in Hinduism. The four blades of this symbol points to four different directions. This also represents the sun and its power. Swastika also happens to be one of the 108 symbols of lord Vishnu. It is one of the religious symbols has been used since ages in Indian homes as a sign of peace and prosperity. In order to ward off the evil spirits from your home, hang a swastika on the entrance door. According to some Hindu beliefs it makes your home secure from any evil influences. 
Om - The symbol Om is a manifestation of the universe in one. This is an old Sanskrit alphabet. It is one of the religious symbols that represent the destroyer of all evil, that is, Lord Shiva. So, it is preferable that you keep an Om in your home. This will protect your home from the evil spirits. Hang it on any wall or a door. Incense Sticks - An incense stick is burned in many religions at the time of prayer. Light some incense sticks on a regular basis in your home. It is believed that the fumes of an incense stick carry all your prayers to the God. Thus your prayers keep the home safe from the evil spirits, making it a safe haven for you.

According to Sneha, who posted the article, in order to ward of the evil spirits you need to resort to religion. As regards the most popular Hindu beliefs, these are the resources you need in order to protect your home from the evil spirits: Kepp a tulsi (basil) plant. Light a small lamp or diya every day. Keep two very important symbols in Hinduism: Swastika and Om. Burn incense sticks. You can also sprinkle water on the front door of your home in the morning and evening. Apart from follow these things regularly, we should remember that chanting the Names of the Lord is the best way to keep away all evil from home. But if one cannot remember all the names, one may simply chant, “Śrī Vishnu, Śrī Vishnu, Śrī Vishnu,” and always think of Lord Vishnu or Lord Krishna.

WHAT DO THE VEDIC TEACHINGS TELL US? 

“The evil witches known as Dākinīs, Yātudhānīs and Kushmāndas are the greatest enemies of children, and the evil spirits like Bhūtas, Pretas, Piśācas, Yakshas, Rākshasas and Vināyakas, as well as witches like Kotarā, Revatī, Jyeshthā, Pūtanā and Mātrikā, are always ready to give trouble to the body, the life air and the senses, causing loss of memory, madness and bad dreams. Like the most experienced evil stars, they all create great disturbances, especially for children, but one can vanquish them simply by uttering Lord Vishnu's name, for when Lord Vishnu's name resounds, all of them become afraid and go away.” (SB 10.6.27-29) 
If one remembers Vishnu always, even though one is disturbed by many bad elements, one can be protected without a doubt. ... The material world is full of danger (padam padam yad vipadām). Therefore one must become a Vaishnava and think of Vishnu constantly. This is made easier by the chanting of the Hare Krishna mahā-mantra.

Śrīla A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupāda :
“Śrīmad-Bhāgavatam (Bhāgavata Purāna)”
Canto 10: “The Summum Bonum”
Chapter 6: “The Killing of the Demon Pūtanā”
Text 27-29 - Bhaktivedanta VedaBase Network - http://vedabase.com/en

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