The ancient and
Neanderthal like souls of those forgotten past, now called demonic beings in
Sheol, or Hell, or Tartarus, all one of the same, born from the loins of
those legendary Angelic Renegades,
thrown out of heaven, eons ago, who cohabited with female human flesh on earth,
now cursed and damned—await for a calling. Those who have studied the Black
Arts, and have indulged in them, may raise one of these shapes out of the ashes
of Hell, hidden in those hot and cold vaults until the end of days—if only for
curiosity sake, if not for the sole pleasure of their company. In a like
manner, those ignorant of the consequences, the young and unlearned, may do
likewise, in a like method, of mysterious games, such as the Wee-gee Board,
where one opens themselves up to the corridors of Sheol, and those lurking
spirits, to such a degree—unknowing, comes a pitifully outcome. Henceforward,
the consequence of necromancy (or dark magic), once the horrors of Tartarus are
released to seep up into a human shape, more often than not, a necrosis takes
place, (death of tissue within that person—physically). Yet again this calling
up of such a shape, a demonic-ancestor, a dweller perhaps of the earth, once
upon a time, and for various reasons, ending back from whence he came
from—thus, calling up by some ill-informed young adolescent, or adult, from
these same chambers in Hell, he appears as if out of nowhere, and like fire to
ice, melts, as if through a process of osmoses into the pours and inner being
of his victim to be.
This most recent case
took place, and for lack of complete information, I will try my best to fill in
the gaps. A young girl, along with friends in the Andean City of Huancayo,
Peru, in the fall of 2012, wherein a private school room played that insane
game, the Wee-gee Board. A demon, we shall now call Tyr, a real name for a real
demon in Hell, but chosen by the author, for lack of knowing his real
name, was called up in such a manner, by
such a method, the other girls involved stood by in amazement and watched this
oddity take place, wherein a matter of minutes—after the calling up of the
demon—a general physiological as well as psychological change took over the
body, brain and face and voice of the young girl, as if possessed by a much
older voice, the voice of a madman. Consequently, she showed signs of mental
disturbance. It is true that at a young age, one is more prone to such
happenings, and such happenings are more rapid for the young and curious
minded. Thus her face took on a such and
subtle cast—with contortions, which produced scratching, while she was
screaming, and a queerness, jerking of the body, nothing in medical terms or
experience could, or can describe this in mortal or immortal detail, nor
parallel this in medical terms, other
than demonic possession. Her voice was lost within Tyr’s, so that she could not
produce a sound above a whisper. And thereafter, digestion was prolonged, and
minimized, as often is the case; heretofore, she had never been recorded as
having any pathological, or abnormal behavior, and surely not possession. At
which time she was rapidly and forcibly taken to a hospital.
In a like manner, her skin had a pale chill
and dryness to it; as if the cellular structure had been invaded, stretched,
and de-sanctified. Her tissue coarse and knotted as if loosely knitted. Her
hips appeared disjointed, appeared I say, not necessarily so. I could see the
devilish beast inside her contorted body, some bone deformation, her lips
clutched at times, and thick. A mouth that when it screamed, appeared to want
to devour half the face, and to a lesser degree seemingly being drawn into some
dark delirium, perhaps.
This mystery is not to be
wondered at, as if marvelous, but rather dreaded, and feared, for those caught
in its web—in such cases as the above one—I have no doubts, the metabolism
becomes retarded to a high degree, and when the demonic being is cast out of
its new home—should this be the next step—for I could without a doubt see the
madness within this young girl take hold, held no affinity, no similarity to any past sort of record of hers—to my
knowledge and the media’s; that is to say—(replicate): no behavior trace of
such madness. The strange and grotesques form, I named: Tyr the Demon, once
evicted, searches high and low for a new home, lest he be sent back to where he
came from—Hell, and that of course is his dread, thus, should he not find other
accommodations, so in haste, he seeks out a legion of his own kind, like to
like, and once gathered, will go back to the same prey, bombard her to reenter
her, to take her mental capacity away once again, and thus, she is worse off than
before—consequently, a sphere of insanity increases in her, acquiring
seizures—; she must, once freed, with prayer, and with all heart and soul avoid this consequence.
If there is a lesson to
be learned here, it is three fold: don’t open yourself up to such harmful
happenings—you are playing with fire; second, if you do, seek out your clergy
right away; third, curiosity killed the cat.
#976 11-23-2012
