There are several things in the word choice and sentence structure that give away it's a girl acting out a story, and some logical inconsistencies.
Demon talking out of teenage girl describes hell
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What if I told y’all living on earth is hell…
Imagine an actual demon saying, "I don't like nobody!" 
That whole rant was the stereotypical cartoon version of hell that any 10-year-old in a fundamentalist sunday school could have repeated.
That whole rant was the stereotypical cartoon version of hell that any 10-year-old in a fundamentalist sunday school could have repeated.
CourtesyFlush
Superstar
How many grown ass people believe in fairy tale shyt like demons and ghosts is concerning to me
Lucid Dreaming is a talent I seem to have been born with or acquired very early in life. My first lucid dream, that I can remember, was at the age of 6. I was on a path between two lines of very tall bushes. There was a light at the end of the path, but only darkness behind me and on the other-sides of the bushes. I thought to myself, as a child mind you, "I wish those bushes were beautiful women". Just like that, the bushes turned into two lines of beautiful women on either side of me. Unfortunately for me, I also noticed the women had sinister smiles. So, I turned them back into bushes. I walked to the light, saw there was only darkness outside of it. Looked up at the light, and flew up into it. I immediately woke up after that.
In that dream, I had two epiphanies as a 6 year old. The first was that I was dreaming. When I was able to change the bushes into women, I knew at that moment it was a dream. The second was that fear of the unknown is not as important as fear of the known. When the bushes were there, there was an unknown sinister feeling coming from them. When the bushes were turned into humans, grown women, the unknown became known via the sinister smiles on the women's faces.
So age 6 seems to be the start of when I became lucid in my dreams. My lucidity ratio grew until around my teenage years, where I became lucid in all of my dreams I remember. From then on I tested what abilities I have via my lucidity, and have learned that how powerful I am in my dreams is based on one attribute. That attribute being how much faith I have in myself. The more faith I have in my abilities, the more I am able to do. The apex of my personal faith in my abilities has allowed me to create whole realities of people, places, etc. out of what seemed to be the Astral Plane.
So to answer your question @Fiji Water, lucidity is not something I practice, it is just something that seems to be inherent in my existence. I am always aware at a certain level that I am dreaming. I just may decide at the beginning of a dream to go with the flow, allowing it to proceed naturally. Taking control of my dreams can be tiring, because I end up waking up feeling like I never got any sleep. Allowing them to proceed naturally gives me a more restful sleep, but I always have the ability to take control if things in the dream are starting to go dark (like leading into a nightmare).
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Yaboysix
That nikka
Oooh, this the type of shyt I'm into!
In!!
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Nevermind...CAP!!
I stopped listening when I heard
"Little bugs crawling around everywhere"
In!!
:Edit:
Nevermind...CAP!!
I stopped listening when I heard
"Little bugs crawling around everywhere"
sounds like more of a Porn audition!!
You’re what I assume is a grown ass man and you’re spending time on this silly shyt. Your time would be better spent worrying about all the real fukked up and evil shyt in this world. There is no devil or evil demons waiting in the dark to jump on you, there are just regular evil ass people. Grow up
Concerned Citizen
Stevie Wonder 2099
Gnostics actually believe this but most posters on thecoli just want to engage in surface level debate that fits into the box of their own narrative.
