Question #2097: What is known about the technique of body exchange?

[AskSatanOperator]

Hello. I asked this question on another forum and was told that it was used by a select few Satanists in ancient times. It is possible that this ability was used in ancient Egypt. Undoubtedly, this ability was either prohibited, since, perhaps, there was no exchange, the soul of the vessel could leave the body and not pass into the body of the adept, or few people knew about it. Even if this ability was forbidden, it gave the adept immortality, and yet I think it was definitely of Nordic origin.

Is there anything known about this ability?
Do you think there was a body swap?

 

[Power of Justice [JG]]

How does that help your spiritual advancement in any way?

Even if it were theoretically possible, it would require a living healthy human to give up their body either by force or other means, something I highly doubt the Gods would approve of.

 

[MiniMe3388]

https://ancient-forums.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=69115

 

[Sakra]

Not sure if completely true, but there was a video of a remote viewer who presented slideshows and information about the common encounters during R/V and what they possibly were.

She described Nordics and said that there were certain chambers they use to contain "empty vessels/clones", that in the event of a host losing their body would immediately have their soul transferred into them. Sounds pretty sci-fi, but these are extremely advanced beings we're talking about.

For the common practitioner, or even considerably developed person, this is not possible as it would require a precise genetic makeup for compatibility. Perhaps it can be done with twins, it would make sense and would be the reason why you occasionally have conjoined twins.

Otherwise, the closest would be possession, and only to a certain extent. This is why ghosts can be dangerous because they often times have unfinished business, or simply being unable to accept what is reality, and desire ways to help them. Either by communing with people, or attempting to possess their body.