- From Correllian TV: “Fridays with Phoenix - The Astral Library” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umywgb8wnwg and “Fridays with Phoenix - Understanding Possession” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bih_HexxbXA which is one of the best overviews of this topic, and the various attitudes towards it and healthy vs. unhealthy responses, including the mental health issues of some instances, that I have ever come across
Possession is a negative situation where the original inhabitant of the poor body concerned does not wish their body to be taken over. In such cases, the original inhabitant often fights back, and thus control of the unfortunate body at the centre of this struggle may not be smooth - they may be exhibiting signs of multiple personalities (the overwhelming majority of which have their causes and cure in mundane psychology), or some of the stereotypical behaviours associated with the mentally unwell (spasms, etc - and, again, the overwhelming majority of which have their causes and cure in mundane medicine).
For more on this, refer to books such as Carl A. Wickland’s “30 years Among the Dead”.
A less complete form of influencing is often referred to as ‘obsession’.
A couple of decades ago, while working on a book on rescue which I never finished, I did a few - lighthearted - sketches to help illustrate what I was writing about. The following sketch shows - and I was using animals in an anthropomorphic way as a cartoon device - the unusual behaviour which possession can lead to (i.e., the dog behaving as a cat). (incidentally, I had intended to redraw these to be a bit more distinct, but as I haven't had time to do so over the last few decades, I've decided to post them now, as they are with a hope they may be of some use or lead to someone doing something better):
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