The Life of a Demoniac

Welcome to the jungle; we got fun 'n games... - Axl Rose, Guns 'n Roses I posted up in "Dragon's" tent, which is located at the border of the trees and the dirt parking area, approximately where the silver car is pointing "Itty-Bitty People" make an appearance at homeless encampment Probably up to 100 demonic entities called "Itty-Bitty People" by Voices Demons and demon people attacked in a homeless encampment known to San Jose residents as The Jungle; this post shows only but a few of those. As usual, all the demons could be seen most clearly on video by panning the landscape with my iPhone camera, and then examining the stills for signs of demons blending with other objects, or, for the first time I've ever seen, appearing right out in the open. NOTE | I learned new demonic vernacular this weekend, specifically, that demons call blending, "hiding right in front of their faces." Search this site for camera in mot...

As demons introduce themselves to my life—which always happens in the most egregious of manners—they usually leave a calling card of some kind. That used to be artwork of a sort, made out of whatever materials were available in places they know you will go. One documented example of this type of art was made by the Spectre of Death, which was left for me to find a day or so after he was inadvertently captured on video flying into my apartment, in order to turn off a cellphone camera I left in my closet to capture such demonic activity. The artwork consisted of several clothes hangers, which were arranged in such a way as to create the likeness of his face (sort of). What's to be intimidating about it is, it doesn't just say, "I was here—right next to the bed you were sleeping in, and you didn't hear or see me." Rather, it says that, "I'm deadlier and more powerful than you could possibly imagine." Most people would probably agree that...

It's a terror tactic to demons and their people, but the innovative mixture of creativity and magic make it art to me (even if it is meant to terrorize me). In fact, I dubbed it 'demonic illusion art,' which consists of miscellaneous objects grouped and arranged by a demon(s) and/or their people to create the face of a demonic predator; these objects always belong to the intended target. It is intended to terrorize the demon's target ("we're going to get you"), and is usually situated somewhere in the target's personal living space, such as bedroom or bathroom ("and there's no where we can't go"). The latest occurrence of this type of threat/artwork consisted of shirts and ties hanging in my bathroom closet, arranged to form a scary demonic face, peering at me through the partially open door. It's only visible, though, from a certain angle and at a certain distance: From my bathroom sink, it looks like you can see a dem...

Within the past few months, dragons have become more and more the theme of demonic art, especially over the past several days, when the new moon brought its usual hobgoblin demons , known for their blanket demons and tree art and the like: A dragon's head made out of tree branches A flying dragon made from twisted curtains A perched dragon made from a tree trunk Two days ago, hobgoblin demon-generated dragon imagery appeared in two videos made during the period of high demonic activity at that time. First, in a video made while on an early morning walk, a dragon's head was created using tree branches; then, in a video made at another Santa Clara residence, a flying dragon created from a pair of twisted curtains: A dragon's head made out of tree branches A flying dragon made from twisted curtains The culprit behind the flying dragon-curtains In one of the still frames, the culprit—an angry, skull-faced demon of miniature proportions—was revealed: ...

Following are posts that never made it, primarily, because the timing wasn't right, there wasn't enough media or data to support them, or they just sounded too crazy for even this blog, true and correct as they may be [ see Psychiatrist OKs camera's psyche ]: Not so crazy as to be ignored by many, many people There are others that weren't published because they were too personal, thereby sidestepping the mission of the blog, which is to inform people of issues relevant to them—not just me: Not so crazy to be ignored by other publications Regardless of my reasoning for not publishing them at the time I wrote them, I have now decided to submit all 179 unpublished draft posts for public consideration, even if it is sort of like inviting you to peruse my underwear drawer. Some of these have quite a bit of information in them; some are only titled, with no content whatsoever. Even still, they are being provided to give more backstory to the completed, publishe...