The Life of a Demoniac

I took about 15 minutes time to list what I think are the most relevant messages God has given me by and through His Word over the past three years as a demon fighter; they have been tested in all ways, and I take them with me into every battle waged in my fight against evil. As someone who has seen and been through some scary-a** sh*t on a repeated and continual basis from ages 5 through 8, and ages 32 to 40, I can assure you that the following ten Bible excerpts are among the only things that will compel you to wake up in the morning and to carry yourself into the next fight—that is, if you find yourself in a similar situation. I can also say for certain that nothing else on earth, neither anything above nor below it, could do the same (except for, maybe, the love you have for your Scratchie-cat, as I have for mine). You will find that these are the same things your mother and your elementary school teachers have said to you all along. Each of the ten points of remembrance are f

Demons defy gravity. Hobgoblin demons—the ones with the garish white mask-like faces and ceremonial black, hooded robes—are not subject to the laws of gravity as fourth-dimensional entities, and they use that fact in conjunction with other abilities inherent to their species to hide right in front of our faces. See an image of one hobgoblin demon, who blended with a pile of clothes on my floor, lying on his back, facing straight up at the ceiling, but conducting business with other demons as if he were on his feet like the rest of us. The first thing you notice when you're thrust right out of a dead sleep and into a hyperdimensional portal is the absence of gravity, especially when you're age 5 [ see related note in What it feels like when a demon possesses you ]. I'm glad that fact stuck with me—even if it was sheer terror that made it stick—because, otherwise, I wouldn't be able to credibly explain why some demons conduct their business in the third dimensi

I don't know what has transpired for one of the other victims of my cyberstalker since I posted his e-mail in READER | Cyberstalker harasses multiple targets , which described a virtually identical pattern of harassment as I've described, sans death threats [ see Another death threat ]; but, if said stalker became as aggressive with him as he has with me, I don't blame him for asking for law enforcement help: Although I didn't ask the other victim whether that was the case, I think it's safe to assume it was, particularly, because he was mentioned in yet another hate-filled e-mail by the stalker recently: The stalker probably isn't angry or truly concerned about anything but multiple victims reporting his/her/their activities. This conclusion is based on the specificity and timing of the claims in the e-mails sent to harass, in that they demonstrate access to privileged demonic scuttlebutt in some places. NOTE | The stalker's foreknowledge of t