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He sounds like he is playing the role of an overprotective older brother. He is worried and concerned, and a little overbearing.
Spirits are normal people much of the time. Only some are higher beings. You shouldn't see them as anything less than people. They have feelings too. Would you want to be watching over someone and have them try to force you to do something? Not only will you be hurt, but probably angry too.
I noticed that you never mentioned that this spirit leaves the house. You've only mentioned him inside, waiting for you and such. Does he ever leave with you? Or is he always in the house. If he is bound to the house, this could be the reason for his upset with certain things and why he is so territorial. His tall tales and inconsistent stories, along with avoiding certain subjects, all are signs of a scarred soul. Scarred souls also tend to (but do not always) bind themselves to certain places like an agorophobic individual.
If this is the case, since you are so close to him, you have the perfect opportunity to help him. You have gained his trust and care. If you don't know what a scarred soul is, think post traumatic stress disorder. It's pretty much identical. You probably remind him of someone he knew in life, so he has grown fond of you.
It isn't about "go into the light". Helping a scarred spirit is being a friend and counselor. Sometimes they snap out of it on their own, and sometimes it takes many years of hard work and dedication. But before you can do anything like that, you have to see him on an equal level, as a person.
You have to handle a scarred spirit with kit gloves. They have the capablity of going over the edge permanently. And sometimes the only thing you can do after that is banish them or call on higher beings. If that happens, you won't be seeing him again. There is no going back once they hit a certain point. And never ever call them crazy, scarred, restless or anything of the sort. They usually get very angry about that and it takes them a while to calm down. The key is to make them feel understood and normal, even when you're totally confused and think they're acting like a nutcase.
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