http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exorcism#Scientific_viewDemonic possession is not a valid psychiatric or medical diagnosis recognized by either the DSM-V or the ICD-10. Those who profess a belief in demonic possession have sometimes ascribed to possession the symptoms associated with physical or mental illnesses, such as hysteria, mania, psychosis, Tourette's syndrome, epilepsy, schizophrenia or dissociative identity disorder.[16][17][18] In cases of dissociative identity disorder in which the alter personality is questioned as to its identity, 29% are reported to identify themselves as demons.[19] Additionally, there is a form of monomania called demonomania or demonopathy in which the patient believes that he or she is possessed by one or more demons.
The illusion that exorcism works on people experiencing symptoms of possession is attributed by some to placebo effect and the power of suggestion.[20] Some suggest that supposedly possessed persons are actually narcissists or are suffering from low self-esteem and act like a "demon possessed person" in order to gain attention.[16]
People live their lives bound by what they accept as "correct" and "true". That's what they call "reality" However correct and true are nothing but vague terms. Their reality could turn out to be an illusion.
ლოგიკა ცოდნის შედეგად მოდის, შენი ლოგიკის არეალი იმდენად პატარაა, რამდენადაც შენი ცოდნა
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