The Life of a Demoniac

Just like my old apartment on Julian Street, where I started this blog, Little Orchard Homeless Shelter can also be described as a nexus of hyperdimensional portal activity. Essentially, that means a lot of foot traffic between the shelter and points in space that are not actually adjacent as far as the human eye can tell (in other words, millions of miles apart). During periods of high demonic activity at the shelter, residents can be seen walking in and out of hallways or in and out of rooms, either never returning from that way again or having come out after never having been seen going in. Not a motion blur (see the wooden top of the wall partition showing through), but, rather, a woman appearing out of thin air as she exits a hyperdimensional portal [from the video shown below] Last night, I inadvertently captured on video a woman exiting a portal—I think. I say I think because she may also have been what demons call, "in cognito," which means what I call on th

On walks during periods of high demonic activity, the Voices Demons send a cavalcade of vehicles driven by demon people with abilities similar to that of the nurse at VMC that attacked me by summoning a demon into her hand and then throwing it on me [ see   VIDEO | VMC Hospital nurse attacks using demon ]. Soon after their call, the streets around me jam up with an endless string of cars, and then the barrage of demonic weapons are launched at me. The frames showing the demon as it arcs through the air (click to enlarge) This video shows the semi-transparent form of a demon arching its way from an oncoming vehicle to me: It's not just drivers of vehicles, it's also strollers along the sidewalks. In this video, a man launches a demonic weapon, which looks like a glossy metal spike, and extends into the back of head, neck or back (depending): In its normal form, it's probably the cord to his headphones; but, when employed as a weapon, it looks as it does in th

During periods of high demonic activity—the kind I create in the manner described in  Demon people fail at attempt to use powers on their own ]—I can pan my camera across my face (or move my hands in front of the camera) and capture my possessing demon. A possessing demon is nearly always revealed in the eyes and hands/arms of the person it possesses in portions of a video where the camera is panning across the person or the person is moving during such periods. In part, the physics of light explain why a video camera can capture a possessing demon, and the period of high demonic activity explains why demons can be captured on video. The opportunity to capture a possessing demon on video (being at the right place, right time) comes from being the cause of the period of the high demonic activity. Unfortunately, the panning-camera/subject in-motion method for capturing demons on video provides only one or two still frames that actually show the demon. They are blurry, too, although n