Dissociative Identity Disorder, formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder, is a condition in which the afflicted person maintains two or more distinct personalities which control the body unit for a certain amount of time at various times. Metaphysical science has a vastly different explanation than the psychological theories supported by mental health professionals.

One can conclude from the literature available on DID that the medical community is at a loss as to the cause of this rare condition. Critics cite the use of poor methodology by research studies. The results obtained from these studies are inconclusive. Studies using modern technology such as magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) have also come up short.

The popular explanation for DID is psychological trauma, especially severe stress in the formative years. This theory has not been substantiated but seems to play some role in its onset. DID is usually treated with a combination of therapy and medication. Medical professionals employ modalities such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) in order to integrate the personalities. This is an unreasonable endeavor. Two separate personalities cannot be made whole. In some cases, competing personalities may learn to relate in order to establish normal functioning, however they will never assimilate, even when it may appear so.

In metaphysical terms, DID has its origin in both the spiritual and physical worlds. DID occurs when a person’s energy is low. I would like to say mentally weak, but some people would interpret that phrase incorrectly. In situations where life has laid a person low, spirits are sometimes able to step into that person’s body. A typical target for spirits is a person who has experienced trauma, including physical, spiritual, mental, and sexual abuse. These abuse victims often suffer from symptoms of acute anxiety and major depression. However, it’s not that simple. If it were, there would be tens of thousands of people with DID. Spirits choose their hosts based on an unknown quality. There is something about the person that makes them the perfect mark. Perhaps that’s the key to preventing this situation from happening.

Why would a spirit want to enter an occupied body? The reason is that some spirits are anxious to re-enter the material world. The process of reincarnation is not instantaneous. There can be a long wait between cycles depending on one’s goals. Reincarnation is a complicated matter. There are actually rules and procedures that must be followed. It’s not enough to have a desire to be reborn. There are pre-requisites, such as attending classes. A lot of spirits lack the patience needed to complete these steps.

Similar to DID is demonic possession. Evil entities are able to take control of an occupied body much the same as human spirits. Evil spirits are parasites. They seek to drain the life force from their vulnerable hosts. Do not compare evil spirits to the ones in horror movies. These entities are creatures of the other side. They feed on negative energy. They are attracted to humans giving off lower vibrations. The best way to remove these beings is raise one’s vibrations by bringing in positive energy. Luckily these possessions are rare. These troublesome creatures can make quite a spectacle when they want to.

David Almeida is a long-time metaphysicist. He has studied Rosicrucian philosophy and esoteric knowledge for several decades. David has earned the title of certified hypnotist and Reiki healer. He is also the author of Illusion of the Body – http://www.bodyaliveprinciple.com

David Almeida is a long-time metaphysicist. He has studied Rosicrucian philosophy and esoteric knowledge for several decades. David has earned the title of certified hypnotist and Reiki healer. He is also the author of Illusion of the Body – http://www.bodyaliveprinciple.com

Author Bio: David Almeida is a long-time metaphysicist. He has studied Rosicrucian philosophy and esoteric knowledge for several decades. David has earned the title of certified hypnotist and Reiki healer. He is also the author of Illusion of the Body – http://www.bodyaliveprinciple.com

Category: Religion
Keywords: cause of dissociative identity disorder, cause of multiple personality disorder