Janet Farrar, 67, describes herself as a follower of Wicca (a neo-pagan religion based on reverence for nature, which is also associated with witchcraft). Farrar is a well-known and popular figure among occultists.
Recently, a woman told reporters that she felt bad and after that her heart stopped several times.
And all this happened due to the fact that the spirit of the goddess Kali entered her body.
According to Express, this happened in January 2017, in the evening, when Janet went to bed as usual in her bedroom. And suddenly "Kali moved into her," after which Janet's body turned blue, her tongue stuck out and the woman realized that she was dying.
In Hindu mythology, the goddess Kali is a symbol of destruction, but she also maintains world order, blesses and liberates those who seek to know God. In the Vedas, her name is associated with Agni, the god of fire. Kali is usually depicted as blue-skinned and four-armed (sometimes with more arms).
Due to the introduction of Kali into the body of Janet Farrar, the latter's heart stopped. Fortunately for the woman, her husband Gavin Bon was nearby, who worked as a nurse and gave his wife a heart massage, after which he urgently called an ambulance, which took the Wicca follower to the hospital.
“My heart stopped five times that evening,” says Janet Farrar. “Once at home, and four more times in the ambulance while I was being taken to the hospital. My husband thought that he would lose me, and when they brought me to the Dublin clinic, they said there was a 50-50 chance that I would stay alive."
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Nevertheless, Janet managed to survive and recover, and the goddess Kali, according to her, left her body.
Janet and her husband Gavin recently participated in the annual Occult Festival in Glastonberry, Somerset, UK, where they gave extensive interviews to reporters about witchcraft and paganism. The couple also publish books on Wicca and participate in Sabbaths.
Many cultures believe that demons and spirits of the dead can enter the body of a living person. Each year, exorcists work with possessed people and free them from the evil entities that have occupied their bodies and souls. But official science does not recognize anything like this, and the changes in the psyche of possessed people are considered a manifestation of mental illness.