Contact a priest for an exorcism.
An exorcism is a religious belief. If you do not believe in that religion then nothing will happen. You certainly will not die in any case.Roman Catholic AnswerAn exorcism is optionally performed before a baptism, this is know as a "lesser exorcism" or of a possessed person by a priest approved by a bishop for the express purpose of freeing that person from demonic possession "major exorcism" and allowing them to lead a normal life. In both cases you do not die, but live.
Normally, people call a priest. I highly recommend that.
The only person who can perform an exorcism is a Catholic priest who has been trained and has the authorization from his bishop to do so. It is done in person and not over the phone.
Call a priest and have him or her perform an exorcism
The exorcism on Anneliese Michel (often referred to as Emily Rose) was performed by two Catholic priests, Ernst Alt and Arnold Renz, in Germany in 1975. Anneliese Michel died shortly after the exorcism due to malnutrition and dehydration.
Herbs , fasting, blood letting, exorcism
Exorcism is when a vicar or priest of some sort goes into a house or building to try and drive out the evil spirits within the building
exorcism is not a child's play. not everyone with a bible can perform Exorcism.
==Exorcism == an exorcism is when a priest takes out an evil spirit from a person and/or a creature. Exorcism is the ritualistic practice of removing demons or evil spirits from people, places or things that they have possessed. Catholic priests usually do exorcism and they have kept records, but they are secret records and not for public view. The reasoning is that the victim is possessed by a demon or the devil and the priest will pray and pray over them trying to cast out the demon/devil from the person's body. The priests often take turns (it's exhausting) until they feel they have successfully rid the victim of the demon/devil. The movie "The Exorcist" is a fine example. Whether this be true or not as far exorcism is still up in the air. Some say the person has a mental illness, while others truly believe there is a demon/devil possessing a victim's body.
In the middle ages A priest would conduct anything from a simple blessing to a full blown exorcism which could have lead to the death of the person that was supposedly possessed . Basically anything a priest can do today was allowed back then
No, because some would argue that an exorcism is not a physical event. It deals with spirituality and the exercising of demons. None of which science claims to know anything about.