Hollywood Exorcist?

I had never heard of Rachel Stavis until I read this part of the post pictured above this morning at 'The Secret Sun' blog.
So, I did a net search and found the NPR podcast that seems to have started the media avalanche about Rachel's hobby -
Modern-day, non-denominational exorcist Rachel Stavis helps civilians, stars, studio heads

When I saw the photo of Rachel's guesthouse above from this link -
EXCLUSIVE: I've cast demons out of Oscar winners, politicians and movie bosses - The Exorcist is basically TRUE, says Hollywood's 'sister of darkness' as she shows DailyMailTV how she does it
I was amazed how much my home and her guesthouse had in common with similar decorations when I saw her Balinese mask on the wall.

My Balinese mask and shaman drum

Rachel's Jesus picture

Jesus picture on my living-room bookcase

All of these things and others around my home are there on an intuitive level to keep negative energy out of my home, even if it is just on a personal mental level to feel safe from whatever could be lurking in the ether.

My olive-wood Celtic Cross 

And I'm probably less into Christianity than Rachel is.

Since we had a similar taste in interior decorating, I decided to check out some podcasts Rachel was on -

Episode: Exorcist Rachel Stavis

'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark'

I like how Rachel said that she calls the low entities "Clives" based on Clive Barker drawings and that others look like the figures in 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark' books.

A Clive Barker drawing

I'm not someone who believes in hell and I don't really like the word demon, I prefer the words evil entities.

I couldn't help thinking of the movie 'Odd Thomas' and the eerie death of Anton Yelchin -
The Deeply Odd Synchromystic Life and Death of Anton Yelchin

I can't help but think that maybe Rachel is what she claims to be ... an exorcist.