“Hospital Delirium,” also appears to be fairly common. On the general medical unit, it affects approximately 14 to 24% and continues to rise to upwards of 70 to 87% within the ICU. Post-operative rates range from approximately 15 to 53% of older adults? Does this have the same cause as ICU Psychosis?

The causes are the same. The variability will be a function of individual circumstances, the makeup of the patients themselves, their state of being, their degree of inner strength, flexibility, and divine alignment, whether or not they are prayed for, and many variables within the environment; particularly, what is going on internally in dealing with stress on the system from illness or the consequences of insults experienced by the hospitalized through lack of privacy, sleep deprivation, loneliness, lack of stimulation, disruption of normal life routines, and so on. These set people up for greater vulnerability to spirit meddler mischief of all kinds and that can manifest itself in many varied ways, depending on the makeup of the individual and their particular combination of vulnerabilities and strengths: the personality, mental stability, or emotional makeup, karmic history, and so on. Again, the answer is vigilant oversight and repeated clearings through request for divine assistance to prevent this all too frequent scourge from having a significant impact on the patient population.