What if the voices in your head aren't all your own?

Parasites of the Soul: Personality Disorders, Possession, and the Battle for Wholeness reveals a startling truth: not every destructive impulse comes from trauma or brain chemistry. Sometimes, it's something darker — unseen attachments that feed on fear, shame, lust, and rage.

Blending psychology, spirituality, and modern science, Brittany Johnson uncovers how parasites influence the mind and spirit, and how personality disorders like borderline, narcissism, and sociopathy may actually be stages of possession. Drawing from ancient traditions and contemporary research, this book explores:

How attachments mimic thoughts and emotions to stay hidden
Why shame cycles, secrecy, and triggers reveal their presence
The striking parallels between parasites of the body and parasites of the mind
How ancient cultures named the same forces we deny today — demons, jinn, archons, hungry ghosts
Practical steps to recognize, starve, and transmute the invader into strength
Why psychology, biology, and spirituality must all be held together for true healing

Both a diagnosis and a roadmap, Parasites of the Soul exposes how unseen forces shape personality and behavior — and more importantly, how to reclaim your soul, rise in integrity, and live in the light.

For readers of psychology, spirituality, and self-transformation, this book is both a warning and a call to freedom.

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