DEMONS AND PARASITES
- ParrisVstefanow
- Feb 19
- 12 min read
Internal parasites are Micro-Cosmic, as Demons are Macro-Cosmic. The microcosmic and macrocosmic theories propose a structural similarity between the human being and the universe;
....... suggesting that truths about human nature can inform us about the cosmos and vice versa.
This concept has been explored in various philosophical systems worldwide.
Key Concepts:
- Microcosm: Refers to the human being or a smaller system that reflects the characteristics of the larger universe.
- Macrocosm: Represents the universe or a larger system that encompasses characteristics of the micro universe.
Historical Development:
- Ancient Greek philosophers like Plato and Pythagoras discussed the microcosm-macrocosm analogy, highlighting the similarities between human nature and the universe.
- The concept was further developed by Renaissance thinkers such as Marsilio Ficino, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa, and Giordano Bruno.
- Jewish philosophers like Philo and medieval thinkers like Nicholas of Cusa also explored this idea.
Applications:
- Philosophy: The microcosm-macrocosm analogy has been used to understand human nature, the universe, and the interconnectedness of all things.
- Medicine: Paracelsus and his followers applied this concept to develop new medical theories, highlighting the correspondence between human organs and cosmological functions.
- Spirituality: The microcosm-macrocosm analogy has been used in spiritual and esoteric traditions to understand the nature of the self and the universe.
Influence:
- The microcosm-macrocosm analogy has influenced various fields, including philosophy, medicine, and spirituality.
- It continues to inspire esoteric thinkers and opponents of modern materialism, such as theosophists and anthroposophists.
Again, Internal parasites are Microcosmic, as Demons are Macrocosmic.
The statement suggests that internal parasites (microcosmic) and demon parasites (macrocosmic) share similarities in their nature and effects, despite operating at different scales.
Examples include:
Microcosmic (Internal Parasites):
- Internal parasites, like tapeworms or protozoa, live within a host organism and feed on its nutrients.
- They can cause harm, damage, and disrupt the host's normal functioning.
- Analogy: A tapeworm in the digestive system is like a thief in the house, stealing resources and causing harm to the host.
Macrocosmic (Demon Parasites):
- Demon parasites, in a spiritual or energetic context, are often seen as entities that feed on a person's energy, emotions, and spiritual essence.
- They cause harm, manipulate, and disrupt a person's well-being, thoughts, and behaviors.
- Analogy: A demon parasite is like a toxic person in your life, draining your energy and causing emotional distress.
Similarities and Parallels;
- Both internal parasites and demon parasites can be seen as "feeders" that exploit their hosts for sustenance.
- Both cause harm, damage, and disrupt the normal functioning of the host (whether physical or spiritual).
- Both can be difficult to detect and remove, requiring specific knowledge, tools, and approaches.
Key Differences:
- Scale: Internal parasites operate at a physical, biological level, while demon parasites operate at a spiritual or energetic level.
- Nature: Internal parasites are physical organisms, while demon parasites are often seen as non-corporeal entities.
The analogy highlights the similarities between internal parasites and demon parasites, emphasizing the importance of understanding and addressing both physical and spiritual aspects of well-being.
Examples of: Internal Parasites as Microcosmic and Demonic Parasites as Macrocosmic.
Internal Parasites (Microcosmic):
1.Tapeworms: parasitic flatworms that live in the digestive system and feed on nutrients.
2.Hookworms: parasitic roundworms that attach to the intestinal wall and feed on blood and nutrients.
3.Malaria parasites: Plasmodium species that infect red blood cells and cause malaria.
4.Giardia: a protozoan parasite that causes gastrointestinal infections.
5.Toxoplasma gondii: a protozoan parasite that can infect various organs, including the brain.
Demonic Parasite Entities (Macrocosmic):
1.Demonic Entities feeding on fear: Demonic entities that thrive on fear-based emotions, often manifesting in phobias or anxiety disorders.
2.Emotional Vampires: Demonic Entities that drain emotional energy, often leaving individuals feeling exhausted or depleted.
3.Thoughtform Demonic Entities: entities that feed on negative thoughts, perpetuating cycles of negativity and mental distress.
4.Addiction Demonic Entities: entities that contribute to addictive behaviors, feeding on the energy of cravings and dependencies.
5.Shadow Demonic Entities: entities that manifest in the shadows of an individual's living quarters and or psyche, often exploiting negativity and the repressed or hidden aspects of the self.
6.Curses or hexes: negative Demonic energies or entities that are directed towards an individual, often causing harm or misfortune.
7.Entity attachments: Demonic entities that attach to an individual's energy field, often influencing thoughts, emotions, or behaviors.
8.Psychic attacks: Demonic entities or energies that intentionally target an individual's mental or emotional well-being.
9.Dark Demonic energies: malevolent entities or energies that feed on negative emotions, often contributing to feelings of darkness and despair.
10.Karmic entities: Demonic entities that are believed to be connected to an individual's karma, often manifesting in patterns of negative behavior or experiences.
These examples illustrate the concept of internal parasites as microcosmic and demonic entities as macrocosmic, highlighting the different scales and realms in which they operate.
Carl Jung
Carl Jung's archetypes can be connected to the concept of internal parasites and demonic entities in the sense that these entities can be seen as an actual 3D manifestation of the shadow archetypes.
The shadow archetype represents the repressed or hidden aspects of the self, and these entities can be viewed as symbolic representations of the darker aspects of human nature.
In this context, internal parasites represent the internalized negative patterns and emotions that drain an individual's energy and cause harm.
Similarly, demonic entities represent the externalized or projected forms of these negative patterns and emotions, which manifest as malevolent forces in an individual's life.
Jung's concept of the collective unconscious and archetypes can also be applied to the idea that these entities tap into universal habits, patterns and symbolisms, drawing energy from the collective unconscious.
This perspective offers insights into the psychological and symbolic significance of these entities, rather than necessarily literal interpretations.
Carlos Castaneda
Carlos Castaneda was a Peruvian-American author and anthropologist who wrote a series of books that describe his training in shamanism, particularly with the Yaqui Indian sorcerer Don Juan Matus.
His work explores complex ideas about perception, reality, and spiritual practices.
Some of his notable books include:
1. "The Teachings of Don Juan"
2. "A Separate Reality"
3. "Journey to Ixtlan"
4. "Tales of Power"
Castaneda's teachings often touch on themes like:
1. Shamanic practices and rituals
2. Altered states of consciousness
3. Perception and reality
4. Personal transformation and growth
In Carlos Castaneda's work, particularly in his later books, he discusses the concept of "flyers" (Spanish: "voladores").
According to Castaneda, flyers are energy entities that feed on human energy, specifically the energy of human awareness or consciousness.
Castaneda describes flyers as shadowy, predatory entities that have been influencing human behavior and perception for thousands of years.
They are said to implant thoughts, emotions, and behaviors in humans, often to keep people in a state of distraction, fear, or negativity.
The idea of flyers is part of Castaneda's broader cosmology and shamanic teachings, which emphasize the importance of awareness, self-control, and spiritual discipline.
By understanding and resisting the influence of flyers, individuals ca free themselves from their manipulative effects and achieve greater clarity and power.
Castaneda's concept of flyers has been interpreted in various ways, with some seeing it as a metaphor for external influences or internal psychological patterns, while others view it as a literal description of supernatural entities like demons, dark force entities or malevolent ETs.
The concept of flyers in Carlos Castaneda's work shares similarities with the concept of Demons in various spiritual and mythological traditions.
Both can be seen as malevolent entities that interact with humans in ways that can be detrimental to their well-being.
One parallel between flyers and demons is their ability to influence human thoughts and behaviors.
In many cultures, demons are believed to possess and tempt individuals, leading them astray or causing chaos in their lives.
Similarly, Castaneda's flyers are said to implant thoughts and emotions in humans, keeping them in a state of distraction or negativity.
Another parallel is the idea that both flyers and demons feed on human energy.
In some traditions, demons are believed to feed on fear, suffering, or negative emotions, while Castaneda's flyers are said to feed on human awareness or consciousness.
In terms of analogies, the relationship between humans and flyers could be compared to the concept of demonic possession or influence in various spiritual traditions.
Just as some people believe that demons can take hold of a person's soul or psyche, Castaneda's flyers are seen as entities that can infiltrate and manipulate human consciousness.
The idea of resisting and overcoming the influence of flyers is also compared to spiritual practices aimed at warding off demons or negative entities.
In both cases, individuals use various techniques, such as meditation, prayer, and ritual practices, to protect themselves from malevolent influences and achieve greater spiritual clarity and power.
It's worth noting that there are similarities between Castaneda's flyers and demons, the the context of:
“A different head from the same Hydra”
With the difference being that:
- Castaneda's work is rooted in his own unique blend of shamanic and mystical traditions
- While the concept of demons is often tied to specific religious or cultural beliefs.
Wetiko Mind Virus
The Wetiko mind virus originates from indigenous cultures, particularly in North America.
Wetiko is a term used to describe a kind of malevolent entity or energy that infects a person's mind or spirit.
In this context, the Wetiko mind virus is thought to be a kind of psychological and spiritual parasite that feeds on human emotions, such as fear, greed, or hatred.
It's believed to manipulate individuals into acting in ways that are detrimental to themselves and others, often driven by selfish or destructive impulses.
The idea of the Wetiko mind virus is often associated with the concept of "cannibalistic" consumption, where individuals become consumed by their own negative emotions or desires, ultimately harming themselves and others.
Some people see the Wetiko mind virus as a metaphor for the destructive tendencies within human nature, while others believe it's a literal entity that can influence human behavior.
The concept has been explored in various contexts, including psychology, spirituality, and philosophy, and is often seen as a way to understand and address issues like greed, violence, and environmental destruction.
The Trifecta of Occult Influence: Demons, Flyers and The Wetiko Mind Virus
Let's consider Demons, Flyers, and the Wetiko Mind Virus as different types of digital malware that can infect a computer system, representing the human mind.
- In this analogy, demons are like Trojans, sneaking in disguised as something harmless but actually causing harm from within.
- Flyers are like spam and phishing emails, constantly bombarding the system with distractions and false information.
- The Wetiko Mind Virus is like a “Rootkit”, hiding deep within the system and manipulating its functions to serve its own purposes.
A Rootkit is a type of malicious software (malware) that hides itself and other malicious programs from the operating system and security software. Rootkits can:
1. Conceal malware or malicious activity
2. Provide unauthorized access to a system
3. Allow attackers to execute commands or steal data
Rootkits are often used by attackers to maintain access to a compromised system, steal sensitive information, or disrupt system operations.
In the context of our previous analogy, the Wetiko Mind Virus is compared to a rootkit, as it manipulates human thoughts and behaviors from beneath the surface, often without the individual's awareness.
The similarities between these concepts lie in their ability to infiltrate and manipulate the system, whether it's a person's mind or a computer. They can all cause harm, disrupt normal functioning, and be difficult to detect and remove.
This analogy highlights the idea that just as computer systems need protection from malware, our minds need protection from negative influences that can shape our thoughts and behaviors.
Forces of Ahriman
Ahriman is a figure in Zoroastrianism, representing the destructive spirit or force of chaos and darkness.
According to Zoroastrian teachings, Ahriman is the opposing force to Ahura Mazda, the benevolent creator god.
Ahriman's forces are often associated with:
1. Chaos and disorder
2. Darkness and ignorance
3. Evil and malevolence
4. Destruction and corruption
In this context, Ahriman's forces can be seen as influences that lead individuals astray, promoting harmful behaviors, and causing suffering.
The concept of Ahriman's forces can be compared to other dualistic philosophies, where opposing forces or energies shape the world and human experience.
Asura Spirits
Asura spirits originate from Buddhist and Hindu mythology, often depicted as powerful, demonic beings. They are typically associated with:
1. Conflict and strife
2. Ego, pride, and jealousy
3. Negative emotions and behaviors
In Buddhist teachings, Asuras are one of the six realms of existence, characterized by intense emotional turmoil and suffering.
Asuras are often seen as symbolic of internal struggles, representing the darker aspects of human nature. They can serve as a reminder to cultivate mindfulness, compassion, and self-awareness.
Many things can attract demons to the physical human body;
....... and also seeing that every opening in the human body is considered a portal;
....... where the eyes ears nose and mouth and sexual orifices can indeed be entrances into the 3D human body for the demons, as examples include:
- The Eye Portals: Watching porno attracts demons to the genital portal first, through watching pornography through the Eye Portals
- The Ear Portals: Listening to negative gossip or porno videos can attract demons through your Ear Portals
- The Nose Portal: The nose can attract demons, say, through cocaine use through the nose, as drugs and alcohol are indeed “calling cards” for attracting Demonic Entities
- The Mouth Portal: The human mouth can attract Demons through speaking acts of subterfuge, performing un consented acts of sexually, or using the mouth to harm an individual such as purposely “biting” or "spitting" on someone
- The Genital Portals: Sexual Orifices can attract Demons through un consented sexual acts such as “rape” or “molestation” or uncontrollable masterbation, this also includes acts of depravity involving the Anus, which is categorized under "The Genital" Portal
Energy Fields
Other notable openings in the human body that Demonic Entities can enter are, Holes in your Energy Fields
……. as holes in your energy fields can be created through myriad of lower level acts of depravity.
Holes in your energy fields can be created through various forms of negativity, trauma, and destructive behaviors.
Some examples include:
- Toxic Relationships: Engaging with individuals who drain your energy, manipulate, or emotionally abuse you can lead to parasitic cords, which are energetic attachments that can drain your life force.
- Psychic Attacks: Experiencing emotional conflicts, verbal abuse, or negative intentions from others can cause cracks in your aura, making you vulnerable to negative energies.
- Trauma and Drama: Highly negative situations like childhood trauma, sexual abuse, or intense stress can shift your assemblage point, a cluster of energy lines connected to your body, leading to physical and emotional imbalances.
- Negative Emotions: Emotions like guilt, shame, fear, and anger can lower your vibrational frequency, making you more susceptible to negative energies.
- Energetic Debris: Accumulation of stagnant energy from past experiences can weigh you down and create a sense of heaviness.
- Inadequate Grounding: Failing to connect with the earth and balance your energy can lead to excess energy buildup, causing imbalances in your chakras and aura.
- Chakra Blocks: Unbalanced or blocked chakras can disrupt the flow of energy in your body, creating vulnerabilities.
- Dark Magic and Intentional Harm: Practices like Black Magick and sending a negative energy and entities towards someone, can also attach to their aura and feed off their energy as well.
To protect your energy, consider techniques like:
- Breathwork: Mindful breathing can calm your energy and protect your aura.
- Visualization: Imagining a protective bubble of Light or Light shield around yourself can deflect negative energy.
- Nature Connection: Spending time in nature can cleanse and energize your energy field.
- Crystals and Herbs: Using specific crystals like quartz or herbs like Palo Santo, Sage or Dragons Blood can help absorb and clear out negative energy.
- Cord-Cutting Rituals: Releasing energetic attachments to toxic relationships or negative experiences can help restore balance.
- Energy Clearing Practices: Regularly cleansing your energy field through meditation, sound healing, or other techniques can maintain your energetic well-being.
Remedies for Internal Parasites and Demonic Entities
For Internal Parasites:
1. Maintain good hygiene, like washing your hands regularly with natural products, to prevent parasite infestation.
2. Eat a balanced diet rich in alive green foods containing nutrients to boost your immune system.
3. Practice stress-reducing techniques like meditation or yoga to support overall health.
4. Consider taking supplements like ivermectin or all natural supplements to promote holistic health, especially gut health.
5. Avoid undercooked or raw meat to reduce the risk of parasite transmission. In all actuality its safer to be vegetarian if applicable.
6. Use clean spring water sources to prevent waterborne parasites.
7. Utilize crystals and stones into your life such as elixirs, under your bed pillow and in your pocket or purse.
8. Avoid close contact with mrna vaccinated individuals and infected or contaminated individuals or environments.
9. Practice good food safety habits, like storing food properly and avoiding cross-contamination.
10. Consider consulting a holistic healthcare practitioner for personalized healing advice.
For Demonic Entities:
1. Set boundaries and prioritize self-care to protect your energy fields.
2. Practice mindfulness and meditation to cultivate inner peace.
3. Surround yourself with positive influences and supportive people.
4. Use protective stones, symbols or talismans that resonate with your heart.
5. Engage in activities that bring you joy and fulfillment.
6. Consider seeking guidance from spiritual leaders or practitioners.
7. Practice forgiveness and letting go of negative emotions.
8. Cultivate gratitude and positivity in your daily life.
9. Use sound or light therapy to cleanse and balance your energy.
10. Prioritize proper sleep and rest and drink okenty of spring water to maintain your physical, emotional, mental and physical well-being.
Internal parasites can be like unwanted guests in your home, requiring effort to remove and prevent future infestations.
Demonic entities can be like dark clouds, obscuring your inner light and requiring intentional practices to clear and protect your energy.
PVS