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restoring the shattered soul, Isaiah 61:1-2 Manual Step-by-Step D.I.D. Amanda Buys’ Spiritual Covering This is a product of Kanaan Ministries, a non-profit ministry under the covering of: • Roly, Amanda’s husband for more than thirty-five years. • River of Life Family Church Pastor Edward Gibbens Vanderbijlpark South Africa Tel: +27 (0) 16 982 3022 Fax: +27 (0) 16 982 2566 Email: [email protected] There is no copyright on this material. However, no part may be reproduced and/or presented for personal gain. All rights to this material are reserved to further the Kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ ONLY. For further information or to place an order, please contact us at: P.O. Box 15253 27 John Vorster Avenue Panorama Plattekloof Ext. 1 7506 Panorama 7500 Cape Town Cape Town South Africa South Africa Tel: +27 (0) 21 930 7577 Fax: 086 681 9458 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kanaanministries.org Office hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 3 PM Kanaan International Website Website: www.eu.kanaanministries.org Moreover, they that work in fine flax, and they that weave networks, shall be confounded. ISAIAH 19:9 Who gave (yielded) Himself up [to atone] for our sins [and to save and sanctify us], in order to rescue and deliver us from this present wicked age and world order, in accordance with the will and purpose and plan of our God and Father— GALATIANS 1:4 The information given in this manual is gained from various sources. It is a practical application manual in the ministry to DID survivors. This manual is dedicated to God the Father, God the Son and God the Holy Spirit – Creator of the Heavens and the Earth. Preface This manual was put together many years ago out of desperation! We gathered all the information we could lay our hands on, and put it in this manual. In those years, there was no Internet access as we have today. Any piece of paper with teaching or more understanding on this subject, we grabbed hold of and then made copies to hand out to all the counsellors that wanted to learn about this very unknown part of counselling. You will see that in this manual we still use the old terminology of alters and multiple personalities. So please have grace for our ignorance as that was our understanding years ago. We have decided to keep this book as a foundation stone teaching manual because it can still be used to learn the basic steps of DID/SRA. We have grown much further in our understanding of DID/SRA, and we encourage you to check out our latest teachings are also available. Kanaan Ministries February 2014 DID/SRA Resources Manuals'&'DVD’s: Subjects'Covered: Tom Hawkins “A New Approach To DID” Understanding mind control and Manual DID/SRA. A five DVD set on understanding mind “A New Approach To DID” DVD Set control, DID/SRA. A short summary-teaching on “The ABC’s Of DID For Pastors And understanding mind control and Leaders” Manual DID/SRA. Petitions and prayers specific for those DID/SRA Prayer Book 1 dealing with DID/SRA. Prayers of renunciation specific for those DID/SRA Prayer Book 2 dealing with DID/SRA. Includes articles and information written Doug Riggs Manual by Doug Riggs and the ministry team. A 2-DVD data disc set (to be played on a Doug Riggs 2012 PC), with the recordings from the seminar, PRETORIA DID/SRA Seminar Recordings as well as other interviews, podcasts, and videos. A 1-DVD data disc (to be played on a PC), Doug Riggs 2012 with the recordings from the seminar, as CAPE TOWN DID/SRA Seminar well as other interviews, podcasts, and Recordings videos. Includes latest teaching and information, Advanced Training October 2013 Manual based on the practical DID/SRA counseling/ministry of Doug Riggs. CONTENTS PAGE 1. Where do we go from here? 9 2. PETITIONS AND PRAYERS PET- Guidelines to effective petitioning for both the survivor and his/her house, as well as the Counselor/Therapist. Pet. A. For memories to surface 14 Pet. B. After evaluation, for sub-personalities to meet, etc. 15 Pet. C. Part 1: Protection for counselor and dark sides still operating in house 16 Pet. C. Part 2: Petition for dark sides (specifically in Cape area) 18 Pet. D. Activation linked to certain times 20 Pet. E. Granting permission to therapist/counselor to pray for individual 22 Pet. F. Salvation and healing for every personality 23 Pet. G. Safety and protection for individual 24 Pet. H. Safety and re -commitment of all personalities, calling them back to the individual 25 Pet. I. Interceding 26 Pet. J. Not to attack Christians 27 Pet. K. Anger 28 Pet. L. Finances 29 Pet. M. Exams 32 Pet. N. Marriage 34 Pet. O. Deliverance of and protection over my children 36 Pet. P. For Meeting of Basic Needs 38 Pet. Q. Petition against Suicide 40 Pet. R. Petition for the Restoration of the Brain 42 Pet. S. Petition against Computer System 45 • A letter to and prayer for the dark alters 48 • A declaration of confidence in God's protection 49 • Dangerous Prayers 50 • Prayer of repentance - A 53 • Prayer of repentance - B 54 • Prayer for Children 57 • Chruch Destruction – The Spider Network 58 • Prayer Concerning Spider Web 59 • Sealing -off prayer 60 5 3. HOUSE H- Getting to know your house and guidelines to pray for and to organize the inner house. House 64 Confess the Word 64 Rooms 65 Delegate 65 Take up responsibility 66 New names and tasks 66 Ongoing attacks 66 Personality Maps 66 Alters becoming inactive close to or during high days 67 Children in the house 67 4. MEMORIES M- Guidelines to pray each memory through. Memories: Guidelines to pray 70 Memories including blood covenants and/or partaking of blood during rituals 72 Memories including mirror images of counselor/therapist 72 Marriage covenants with Lucifer, Satan 72 Rituals done over accidents 73 Death rituals 73 Scrapbook Therapy – Annie McKenna 74 5. PROGRAMMING P- Guidelines to pray over programs, structures, codes, links and cross programming. Guidelines when dealing with programming in prayer 78 False programming 78 Re-established programming 78 Cross programming 78 Information on Internal Computer systems in SRA victims - Fritz Springmeier 80 Information on reasons and ways of programming and how to pray about it 84 Different levels of programming 89 General Information on Typical Techniques of Programming 94 6 6. GENERAL INFORMATION G- Thoughts of suicide, death, self-destruction, murder 96 In case of silence from certain alters 96 In case of implants or curse pins 96 Eternal eight 96 Finances 97 In case of poor spelling 97 R.O.V. 98 Human spirits 104 Work or studies playing a part in the purpose of the enemy 104 Information on the Spiritual Characteristics of the Spider 105 MPD in the Bible 107 Pulverized saints 111 DID: The healing process 116 Trauma and the working of the brain 120 Brain Structure in DID’s and other victims of abuse – Springmeier 124 King Arthur 127 Pineal Gland 127 Traps you need to be warned about 129 Five essential areas of treatment by Ps. Leonard Anspach 132 Common beliefs of many orthodox satanic cults 135 One ritual, many alters (example) 139 Weapons when dealing with castles 140 Resurrection from death in rituals 140 Shamanism - Animal Totems 141 Shamanism (Red Indian magic) 148 Aliens - genetic engineering 150 Booty and the beast 152 SRA-methods 157 Common “basic conflicts” in the ritual abuse survivor 160 Some tips for the survivor 162 The dissociation process 163 How to be a caring friend to someone in pain 165 Cha racteristics observed in DID patients who become free of cult control and complete their healing 169 The spirits of the dead 172 Alice in Wonderland 185 Rituals connected to prisms 187 Mind Control Slavery and the New World Order 188 Denial, Pain and Anger – Dr. Tom Hawkins 200 7 7. DEFINITIONS & TERMINOLOGY D- DES – Questionnaire 208 Definitions and occult terms 212 Gods: Their functions and names’ meanings 219 Five Cosmic Seals 220 The seven occult kingdoms 221 The Different Names of Satan 224 Celtic Signs and Symbols 225 9. STRATEGIES S- Victories through the use of certain God-given strategies shared by survivors. – Gush Jericho walls 233 10. NOTES Notes From A Did Conference Aug 96 U.S.A 236 11. BIBLIOGRAPHY 254 8 1. Where do we go from Here 9 1. WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? It is strongly recommended that the counselee should work through the training of Course 1 – Soul Care School (available from Kanaan Ministries), as well as counseling dealing with the bloodline. If the counselee still struggles to get breakthroughs, still have nightmares, experience attacks, anger, frustration, etc., the DES-questionnaire can be worked through with the counselee’s permission. Discuss the possibility of dissociation with the counselee (if he/she seems ready to cope with it). They usually feel relieved to hear this. When no memories ha ve surfaced as yet, petition with the counselee, using Pet. A. Evaluate the need of the counselee. If he/she seems to have a need to be professionally diagnosed, arrange this with a trusted professional psychologist and accompany the counselee throughout. Pray and assist the counselee before, during and after diagnosis is given. At this point it is important to realize that DID can be the result of either abuse from childhood by parents or others, but with no satanic rituals as part of the abuse, or abuse through various methods that will include satanic rituals.
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