Demons must be named to be defeated, just as our deepest and most vile urges or emotions must be acknowledged to be integrated
Demons must be named to be defeated, just as our deepest and most vile urges or emotions must be acknowledged to be integrated
Giving our demons form by personifying them brings inchoate energies or harmful habitual patterns into view, allowing them to be liberated rather than leaving them as invisible destructive forces.
Tsultrim Allione • Feeding Your Demons: Ancient Wisdom for Resolving Inner Conflict
"Demons are like obedient dogs; they come when they are called."
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most of the demons worth slaying, they're the children of Certainty and Convenience
River Kenna • Tweet
What you call a demon we just call another normal moment in the endless thought-storm that is a human mind. Do you want the thought storm to end? Oh, it will, sweetie, at the conclusion of your life. But until then, your mind will do what minds do — it will chew at itself, it will tumult about, it will feel joy and pride and awe, but also terror a... See more
LETTERS FROM LOVE — With Special Guest Rachel Cargle!
Satan’s opposite is Christ. As Christ personifies the eternal light of the divine, so does Satan personify the darkness of evil. All the dualities of our human reality result from this original division between Satan and Christ, darkness and light, evil and good. God is the unifying principle, the Father of it all. And within every human being all
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