Sharmuta

On May 20, 2015, Mexico had a Great Exorcism for the whole country to cast out demons.
This was the first time such a ritual was done for an entire country.
For this battle is a spiritual war and attack against demons that are destroying humanity.
All one has to do is look around and see how evil is exponentially multiplying daily.
In my profession as a polygraph examiner I have seen a demon come out of and reenter into a woman through her eyes as she confessed to me about eighteen (18) extramarital affairs against her husband.
They exist!
That said today, the marital infidelity cases among spouses and lovers are only being treated in the physical and psychological realm, which I believe is only partially effective and correct.
For it is my contention, throughout this book, to show that without any consideration of the ongoing assault in the spiritual realm the infidelity battle between spouses cannot be properly addressed or won.
This book will show you through the polygraph technique and investigative procedures coupled with field observation what to do and ask when marriage infidelity is suspected or when its known that infidelity is ongoing in your relationship.
I have included here in this book critical marital questions to ask your suspected cheating spouse that I have applied throughout my thirty-five (35) years in the polygraph profession.
This book and questions presented to you is to be applied in two ways, the first way is when pushing comes to shoving to assist you in seizing the high ground and the second way is to remedy the transgression in question.
Even though this book may have an initial appearance of being a religious book, it is far from it, but rather it is a dark journey and spiritual battle into the paranormal and supernatural realm against a invisible demonic being I named, Sharmuta, who I believe is a destroyer of families.
That said it is my sincere hope that my critical "visual" observation and relevant polygraph questions presented to you in this book will help you gain leverage or advantage to the crisis that many married couples will have to face with their loved one, either now, or in the not to distant future.