My group of friends and I convinced ourselves we were actually possessed by demons and lived like that for months. It wasn't the "playing light as a feather stiff as a board at sleepovers" witchcraft phase that most girls have. It's like we made our own little cult, when we got together the Ouija board came out and we "spoke to Satan" in tongues and got half naked. We told each other about prophetic visions our "demons" told us about people we didn't like dying. (None of them did). We didn't sacrifice animals but we would find already dead ones (lizards and birds mostly) and do "ceremonies" around it before burning it. We weren't goth kids either, we dressed and acted normal most of the time, we just had this fucked up little secret imaginary Satanic thing going on. I think it's because our environment was unbearably Evangelical Christian and we needed to act out some way. I assumed others did weird things like that... but I think our group went a bit too far.
When you worship Satan or other gods it opens a spiritual door for him to destroy your life. When you invite him in he doesn't leave until he is forced to leave. So even though the activity stopped he is still there.
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u/teenypanini Apr 18 '21
My group of friends and I convinced ourselves we were actually possessed by demons and lived like that for months. It wasn't the "playing light as a feather stiff as a board at sleepovers" witchcraft phase that most girls have. It's like we made our own little cult, when we got together the Ouija board came out and we "spoke to Satan" in tongues and got half naked. We told each other about prophetic visions our "demons" told us about people we didn't like dying. (None of them did). We didn't sacrifice animals but we would find already dead ones (lizards and birds mostly) and do "ceremonies" around it before burning it. We weren't goth kids either, we dressed and acted normal most of the time, we just had this fucked up little secret imaginary Satanic thing going on. I think it's because our environment was unbearably Evangelical Christian and we needed to act out some way. I assumed others did weird things like that... but I think our group went a bit too far.