Saturday, 15 August 2020

Demonic Subversion

It has often been observed that liberalism is both a symptom and a cause of a decaying civilisation and that neither it nor any ideology associated with it, such as in modern times feminism and anti-racism, can build or preserve a civilisation worthy of the name. This has been the case in the past and it is certainly the case now. But now there is something else. On previous occasions something like liberalism has arisen when a society has built itself up and reached a certain level of prosperity and comfort. It is, if you like, a self-indulgence that is basically parasitic on the work, creativity and energy of previous generations. A luxury that a wealthy and successful society can afford or thinks it can. We have that today but we also have something not so much in evidence at the time of the collapse of previous civilisations though I am sure it was present. But it was not present to such a high degree.

I am talking about what I have often talked about on this blog which is demonic corruption. I talk about it so much because it is the root cause of everything negative. Actually, the real root cause is human egotism and selfishness because without that the corruption would have nothing to work on, no ground in which its seeds could sprout. However, if we are looking for the driving force behind the spiritual degradation of the 21st century, we must look to the world beyond the physical.

It's a fallacy to think there is material and there is spiritual and the latter is always 'higher'. It may be less restricted in terms of the constituents of which is it made but it is by no means necessarily morally better any more than the mind is always good. The spiritual in this sense is a mental world and so can be as good or evil as the mind can be. It is useful to think of the spiritual world as extending vertically as the physical world extends horizontally with the various levels of being/consciousness/experience, whatever you want to call it, separated from one another by the quality of their spiritual vibration, their intrinsic openness to the full reality of God. We can with perfect justification talk about higher and lower in this context, and there is a moral value to these terms.

The lower levels are where the demons exist. It is probable that they have cut themselves off from the light and life of God and can only continue to exist by stealing energy from human beings. Ancient blood sacrifices come to mind in this respect and in the modern world I would surmise that the abortion of unborn infants does too, but there is also 'negative energy' of any sort, anger, hatred and the like which the demons can use and absorb to sustain themselves. Because they are so low themselves they can only feed on energy that is of a similar quality. It may even be that what we think of as damned souls fall into this bracket which is not a pleasant thought. In CS Lewis's Screwtape Letters there is the implication at the end that the senior devil Screwtape is going to consume the life forces of the junior devil Wormwood who has failed in his attempt to corrupt a human soul. He signs his last letter 'yours ravenously'. The meaning is chillingly clear.

This may seem like science fiction but think of this. What are demons? They are clearly fallen souls that have reached the point at which they have totally cut themselves off from God. But God is life. How then do they get life? They must steal it from those that have it and they can only do this if they influence souls who still can draw life from God to 'lower their vibration'. They are like flies that feed off filth.

This is just speculation but it makes sense to me given what we do actually know of good and evil spirits; that they exist and that heaven and hell also must exist as places that reflect the consciousness and moral state of their inhabitants.

6 comments:

  1. Then I suppose that immortal souls can in fact die, and that they will die sometime after this world ends when there is no separate plane for them to feed from. And also, I suppose that the more powerful a demon or damned soul is, the longer it would last and the longer its torment in hell would be. There’s a justice in that.
    I’m reminded of elves also, as they will end when Middle Earth does, and yet also diminish as the years wear on, and the more so if they choose to remain outside of the Blessed Realms.

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  2. It may be that the only absolute immortality is through resurrection in Christ. That would make sense to me.

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  3. @William - You may be right about this 'feeding' but this may be metaphorical rather than literal; and I don't think demons 'need' anything to survive; since I assume they are immortal spirits. Perhaps it is more of a desire, a lust, for the misery of others etc. What they live-for.

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  4. My idea was, and it's only an idea, that even immortal spirits need connection to God to continue existing. If they have cut themselves off to such a degree that this connection is completely broken, which would be an extreme thing not even approached by ordinary 'bad' people, then the only way for them to survive would be to steal energy. But this is by no means a settled conviction and may be wrong. I do think however, that they do tap negative energy from humans through such things as blood sacrifices and bloodshed in general up to and including the energy created through hatred and anger.

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  5. This could explain why so many wars, processes (of degeneracy and poverty and crime), and horrific circumstances persist much longer than seem possible.
    The plight of the Palestinians. Inner city decay. Depression (mental and economic).
    Wars - we've been "at war" now for decades in Afghanistan. Some of these things seem literally impossible by previous measures.
    It is as though some force or beings feed off of the misery and despair, and they need more more.
    The current plandemic may be tied to that: one of the biggest bursts of despair ever. Which is why I don't think they want to kill all or most of us in some kind of collapse, but will keep desperate situations going far longer than would seem possible in a rational world.
    Because a world that is now highly influenced by demons is no longer rational. I doubt the world ever was rational, but by any previous notion of economic theory, we should be collapsed.
    The demons must feed.
    Red versus blue.
    BLM.
    Riots.
    Neverending.

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  6. I dio find this a very plausible explanation for some of the crazy behaviour going on in the world.

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