Fundamentals of the immaterial world: Humans are the only beings capable of existing in both the material and spiritual realms

A human being is a distinctive entity capable of existing simultaneously in both the material and spiritual realms. The physical world is accessible to us—it is, in fact, our home—as is the spiritual, intangible world, where we can reach out if we know the way.

Why are monks, for instance, more frequently visited by demons, and why are they the ones seduced by them? It is because monks are largely spiritual beings; their years dedicated to prayer and contemplation, focusing on the divine, have significantly distanced them from the material world. Consequently, it is simpler for demons to influence them than those who are avowed materialists.

It’s surprising, but the rule applies here

If you don’t believe in it, “it” won’t affect you. Our physical realm, our domain of matter, is just a fraction of the Immaterial World. We’ve ensconced ourselves within the sanctuary of physical laws, which shields us, or at least used to shield us, from the malevolence that lies beyond the material world’s borders. However, since humans are part of both realms – material and immaterial – the beings that dwell in the spirit world can reach us through our non-material aspect, infiltrating our hearts and corrupting our souls.

These form the basis of the battle against demons

Understanding the principle of two worlds is crucial for further comprehension. Some individuals intentionally blind themselves to spiritual vision, insisting that demons do not exist and that science has disproven them. These individuals are deeply engrossed in materialism, shielding themselves from external terrors with the laws of physics. They may continue to be reborn in the wheel of Samsara until they are willing to see the truth.

The other extreme involves delving into the immaterial through practices like witchcraft, tarot, divination, cults, and even religious or meditative exercises. By honing your spiritual vision, you may perceive these entities, which can be unsettling. Many who seek reprimand from specialized priests in the church have engaged in magical rituals, often summoning demons or entities masquerading as “gods.”

Such practices open a spiritual gateway for these entities to enter and dwell within a person, leading those who fail in their magical endeavors to madness. The path then leads either to a mental institution or to the church, in hopes of finding a powerful priest capable of exorcising the demon. However, for some, even years of seeking help does not bring relief.

Many of us have faced our fair share of challenges. Now, after some trials, the number 666 seems to haunt us persistently: it appears in checkout prices, like counts, and even on checks—sometimes several times a day. It’s quite unsettling. One does not require an extensive mathematical background to deduce that the likelihood of frequently encountering the number 666 is almost negligible. It seems improbable by the laws of probability, yet it persists. As for other effects, sometimes we jumble the order of letters in words—there’s a name for this condition, which is concerning.

This is the reason we advise caution – avoid that place, refrain from practicing, particularly if your soul is still developing. Many people fail to discern evil from good, unable to tackle the “Trolley Problem” due to a lack of education on the matter, and even if they have read the Gospels, comprehension may elude them. Faith is the vessel that can rescue our souls, guiding us across the intangible, otherworldly ocean of terrors.

According to witches, after death, a person enters a world of black and gray, navigating a dark, boundless sea filled with horrific creatures. Thus, it is crucial to pray for the deceased and light candles, which serve as their beacons, with prayers providing support. This is echoed by learned priests.

Conjuring is also a form of entering the spiritual realm beyond our world, as humans naturally possess the ability to exist in dual realms. However, this act is considered illicit, and instead of ascending to the Kingdom of Heaven, one descends into lower realms. Without the fortitude of the faith spirit, one’s frail soul is vulnerable to demons, who, like hounds, can sense weakness and consume the soul.

Thus, it is not unusual for entities from other realms to connect with us via our Astral body. This is all veiled behind the seven castles of the thirteen Great Orders. These are the fundamentals of besology – albeit in an unstructured manner, straight from the heart.

Meanwhile, the foundation is as follows:

Rule 1: It’s important to recognize that a person exists simultaneously in two worlds: the physical world, such as our homes, and a mental construct, which is ever-changing, as well as in an immaterial realm. This immaterial realm is vast, governed by its own non-physical laws, and inhabited by its own entities.

2 Rule: Avoid entering that realm without necessity. A delicate soul may endure much suffering and draw the attention of those you would prefer to avoid. We can attest that there is no fear more intense than the one experienced there.

Rule 3. Engaging in magic or witchcraft rituals is akin to an unlawful intrusion into that realm, comparable to covering oneself with meat and blood and venturing into the forest at night to encounter wolves. Tarot, in particular, is perilous: the future remains unshaped until the cards are spread, but drawing the card of illness may invite it upon oneself.