This important and original book is a blend of what might be called psychological counselling and “conventional” deliverance, with the author (who has decades of professional experience, and has apparently healed many people) describing his techniques comprising what I fancy was once called “depth-psychology”, added to more usual Christian deliverance methods. Thus, he tells (with real examples, or in describing his normal approach) the stages of taking “clients” back to their early years (and intra-uterine months) – albeit in the presence of Jesus, and with the guidance of the Holy Spirit – and “depth healing” the “inner selves” (or “inner parts”, or “inner children”), who may have suffered abuse, abortion attempts, rejection, or some other mis-treatment, leading to anger and unforgiveness. This negative emotion is then the cause of spiritual, mental – or physical – problems in adult life. Constantly Kraft says that such abuse has produced the “garbage” in peoples’ inner selves which allow “rats” (demons) to have “legal rights” to gather and attach themselves, where they then prolong the clients’ misery, and prevent healing. Normally, clearing out the garbage can be done by forgiving, and only when the garbage has gone, can the rats be evicted. Time and again, Kraft says that conventional psychology therapy can only aid clients (or, just “manage” the problem, as we might say) but only depth-healing – with the power and authority of Jesus – can fully heal. The intention of the book is that “ordinary” Christians can use the techniques to heal others – but it may certainly provide insight into one’s own psychology.