From the time Garo Dedeyan is a child, he’s known he’s different. He finds himself in communion with Spirits who prepare him for his life mission as a healer and exorcist. After extensive personal development and guidance from his communicators, Garo learns to conquer his own fears and confront entities. Armed with his grandfather’s Bible and unshakable faith, Garo battles the entities that attach themselves to the people he helps. The entities are cold and dark, their howls, screams and physical manifestations are petrifying. The scene is set for the habitual battle of good and evil and only one winner will emerge. Time after time, Garo helps his patients persevere and prevail.

In conjunction with his exorcism and clearance services, the sick and injured turn to him for assistance when no one else can help them. Those given no hope by physicians and medicine flock to Garo. Sometimes it’s as simple as a prayer said while laying his hands on the patient to produce miraculous healing.

Told with stark honesty, Light of Light takes readers on an almost fantastical journey that is easy to forget is nonfiction. From the appointments, consultations and practices, right down to actual interventions, Garo paints a fascinating picture, chilling at times, of what it means to be a naturally gifted instrument of God.