The world of the invisible has rules that most of us are unaware of, but for Adriana Urrutia, it is her daily bread. In the most recent episode of her acclaimed podcast “El Sexto Sentido”, a production that is already a reference in QuéOnnda’s catalog, the renowned medium and psychic immerses us in a chilling and revealing journey through the frontiers of the mind and spirit: possessions. HERE you can listen to the podcast.
With an impeccable track record as a channeler and expert in paranormal phenomena, Adriana not only tells stories; she dissects the energetic reality that surrounds us, making it clear that what we call “demon” in one culture can be a “celebration” in another.
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Unlike the Persian view of an internal struggle between good and evil, or the Hindu perspective that sees possession as a basic state to overcome, Adriana explains that in Voodoo, being possessed is an achievement.
The entity, called Loa, uses the human body as a “microphone” to communicate with the earthly world.
However, not everything is light. The host recounts her shocking encounter at the historic Confiteria Ideal in Buenos Aires with an authentic voodoo priest, whose story began at age 11 amidst delusions of dengue fever and ancestral drums.
Cases that make your skin crawl: Slaughterhouse smells and blood debts
During the episode, Adriana Urrutia shares real cases that defy medical logic:
The granddaughter and the grandfather: A 15-year-old girl whose voice transformed into a masculine one and whose body emanated an odor of slaughterhouse. The culprit? The spirit of her deceased grandfather, jealous of her suitors. The process of liberation took 5 years and only concluded when the stench of putrefaction was transformed into a soft scent of lavender.
The cursed inheritance: A man dominated by impulses of infidelity and a smell of fermented fruit. The root was not psychological, but a possession by a relative cheated by his father. The cure: sell the disputed land and divide the money.
Rituals in the dark: The office of Constitución
Adriana takes her audience to a healing center in the Constitución neighborhood, a place of olive green couches and endless lines of people looking for answers.
There, amidst the smell of incense and the symbolic sacrifice of birds, he witnessed the liberation of a man burdened with the trauma of childhood abuse.
Despite her years of experience, Adriana confesses something that humanizes her work: she feels fear.
“It’s like a cop before a raid,” he explains, quoting Officer Cornejo. You never know what entity is waiting on the other side of the dimensional door.
The episode is now available on all audio platforms, such as Apple Podcast and Spotify, where you can also listen to other titles promoted by QuéOnnda and Nueva Network, such as Interdimensional Astrology.
Filed under: Possessions and Voodoo
