Parasitic Non-Organic Multidimensional Beings

[OnyxKnight]

Hi Sirius White.

I don't think you need detox procedures, as I think if that's what you needed, it would have been undergone with your experiences with the energy workers and the shamans (I'm assuming they are genuine in their fields). So the problem is still here, hinting purification is probably not the solution to this. But this is just a personal opinion, so feel free to base your decision on opinions of more people.

What I can say though, about some of the things you mentioned, is that you seem to have a parasite that's leeching on your life energy. Creative energy, life energy and sexual energy are pretty much one and the same. That energy bears all three characteristics, and its the basic energy, hence why on the base chakra, and hence, why this parasite is actually there, "feeding".

The problem with this is - these creatures are not supposed to be able to perceive us. The more people pierce the threshold of fourth density, the more people will be subject to these parasitic attacks, and share your symptoms.

You seem to be one of the rare group who's mind is able to protrude the perceptional stadium of what we deem is 4th level. This is just reality, not being able for us to experience or perceive due to being still on the 3rd stadium of conscious development. It still has matter, energy etc., just the type we haven't experienced and perceived yet.

So this creature is pretty much physical, but its development has lead it to evolve to incorporate elements of matter and energy that are on 4th density, and rendering us unable to see it. If you were completely on 4th density (mentally and physically), this creature would look like any other animal you've seen here on Earth.

I guess its attracted to the base energy and feeds off of it, and it probably grows on that. I'm assuming it was a lot smaller before.

Unfortunately, I do not know how to deal with that, since I haven't had such an experience, and I've only read about people who have similar symptoms, but wasn't able to contact them for m ore information on dealing with it (though none seem to have been able to deal with the problem).

The reason for this is, I guess, because this hasn't happened to a large enough group of people yet. When it becomes something a lot more common, I think a solution will pop up somewhere.

Has your girlfriend experienced symptoms like this too? Is she also "drained" a lot more than usual?

You can try using crystals around you when you two have sex, although I'm not sure how you can explain their presence in your bedroom to your girlfriend. It might help with the parasite, as there would be too much interference with the energy of the crystals, for it to actually pinpoint your location and feed again.

if you do happen to try this, let me know about the results (if its any kind of improvement, as other people might benefit from it too).

I will have to check with my contacts about the rest (the code thing, the implants).

I wish you get better soon, take care.

[Hughe]

Alec Newald, Coevolution:

The dark force came on Earth for control. Humans have emotion which creates fear is what it lives off.

He mentioned that the dark force can't control nor affect species which do not have emotion.

Most humans have fear against unknown and uncertainty, probably death.

[DNA]

Posted by Hughe (here)
Alec Newald, Coevolution:

The dark force came on Earth for control. Humans have emotion which creates fear is what it lives off.

He mentioned that the dark force can't control nor affect species which do not have emotion.

Most humans have fear against unknown and uncertainty, probably death.

I've never heard of Alec Newald, but I have no problem with that statement Hughe, it's as good as anything I've come up with.
I've often stated that folks in the fourth dimension will do whatever they are good at to incite an emotion that they can feed off of, wether that be fear, reverance, sexual or whatever works for them.

[Hughe]

The Dracos are advanced parasitic beings. They have spacecraft, all the technologies, and created this parasitic society on Earth. Humans feeds off knowingly or unknowingly them in spiritual level. In physical level we serves for the parasitic entities like banker, government, religious institutes, and military.

[DNA]

Do Parasites Rule the World?
From Discover Magazine, August, 2000
The author, Carl Zimmer, also wrote the book Parasite Rex : Inside the Bizarre World of Nature's Most Dangerous Creatures, which is highly recommended.
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Do Parasites Rule the World?
Author: Carl Zimmer

NEW EVIDENCE INDICATES OUR IDEA OF HOW NATURE REALLY WORKS COULD BE WRONG

ON A CLEAR SUMMER DAY ON THE CALIFORNIA COAST, THE CARPINTERIA salt marsh vibrates with life. Along the banks of the 120-acre preserve, 80 miles northwest of Los Angeles, thousands of horn snails, their conical shells looking like miniature party hats, graze the algae. Arrow gobies slip through the water, while killifish dart around, every now and then turning to expose the brilliant glint of their bellies. Fiddler crabs slowly crawl out of fist-size holes and salute the new day with their giant claws, while their bigger cousins--lined-shore crabs--crack open snails as if they were walnuts. Meanwhile, a carnival of birds--Caspian terns, willet, plover, yellowleg sandpipers, curlews, and dowitchers--feast on littleneck clams and other prey burrowed in the marsh bottom.

Standing on a promontory, Kevin Lafferty, a marine biologist at the University of California at Santa Barbara, watches the teeming scene and sees another, more compelling drama. For him, the real drama of the marsh lies beneath the surface in the life of its invisible inhabitants: the parasites. A curlew grabs a clam from its hole. "Just got infected," Lafferty says. He looks at the bank of snails. "More than 40 percent of these snails are infected," he pronounces. "They're really just parasites in disguise." He points to the snowy constellation of bird droppings along the bank. "There are boxcars of parasite biomass here; those are just packages of fluke eggs."

Every living thing has at least one parasite that lives inside or on it, and many, including humans, have far more. Leopard frogs may harbor a dozen species of parasites, including nematodes in their ears, filarial worms in their veins, and flukes in their kidneys, bladders, and intestines. One species of Mexican parrot carries 30 different species of mites on its feathers alone. Often the parasites themselves have parasites, and some of those parasites have parasites of their own. Scientists have no idea of the exact number of species of parasites, but they do know one fact: Parasites make up the majority of species on Earth. Parasites can take the form of animals, including insects, flatworms, and crustaceans, as well as protozoa, fungi, plants, and viruses and bacteria. By one estimate, parasites may outnumber free-living species four to one. Indeed, the study of life is, for the most part, parasitology.

Most of the past century's research on parasites has gone into trying to fight the ones that cause devastating illness in humans, such as malaria, AIDS, and tuberculosis. But otherwise, parasites have largely been neglected. Scientists have treated them with indifference, even contempt, viewing them as essentially hitchhikers on life's road. But recent research reveals that parasites are remarkably sophisticated and tenacious and may be as important to ecosystems as the predators at the top of the food chain. Some castrate their hosts and take over their minds. Others completely shut down the immune systems of their hosts. Some scientists now think parasites have been a dominant force, perhaps the dominant force, in the evolution of life.

SACCULINA CARCINI, A BARNACLE THAT MORPHS INTO PLANTLIKE ROOTS, is not the kind of organism that commands immediate respect. Indeed, at first glance Sacculina appears to slide down the ladder of evolution during its brief lifetime. Biologists are just beginning to realize that this backward-looking creature is a powerhouse in disguise.

Sacculina starts life as a free-swimming larva. Through a microscope, the tiny crustacean looks like a teardrop equipped with fluttering legs and a pair of dark eyespots. Nineteenth-century biologists thought Sacculina was a hermaphrodite, but in fact it comes in two sexes. The female larva is the first to colonize its host, the crab. Sense organs on the female Sacculina's legs catch the scent of a crab, and she dances through the water until she lands on its armor. She crawls along an arm as the crab twitches in irritation--or perhaps the crustacean equivalent of panic--until she comes to a joint on the arm where the hard exoskeleton bends at a soft chink. There she looks for the small hairs that sprout out of the crab's arm, each anchored in its own hole. She jabs a long hollow dagger through one of the holes, and through it squirts a blob made up of a few cells. The injection, which takes only a few seconds, is a variation on the molting that crustaceans and insects go through in order to grow. For example, a cicada sitting in a tree separates a thin outer husk from the rest of its body and then pushes its way out of the shell, emerging with a new, soft exoskeleton that stretches throughout the insect's growth spurt. In the case of the female Sacculina, however, most of her body becomes the husk that is left behind. The part that lives on looks less like a barnacle than like a microscopic slug.

The slug plunges into the depth of the crab. In time it settles in the crab's underside and grows, forming a bulge in its shell and sprouting a set of rootlike tendrils, which spread throughout the crab's body, even wrapping around its eyestalks. Covered with fine, fleshy fingers much like the ones lining the human intestine, these roots draw in nutrients dissolved in the crab's blood. Remarkably, this gross invasion fails to trigger any immune response in the crab, which continues to wander through the surf, eating clams and mussels.

Meanwhile, the female Sacculina continues to grow, and the bulge in the crab's underside turns into a knob. As the crab scuttles around, the knob's outer layer slowly chips away, revealing a portal. Sacculina will remain at this stage for the rest of her life, unless a male larva lands on the crab and finds the knob's pin-size opening. It's too small for him to fit into, and so, like the female before him, he molts off most of himself, injecting the vestige into the hole. This male cargo--a spiny, reddish-brown torpedo 1/100,000 inch long--slips into a pulsing, throbbing canal, which carries him deep into the female's body. He casts off his spiny coat as he goes and in 10 hours ends up at the bottom of the canal. There he fuses to the female's visceral sac and begins making sperm. There are two of these wells in each female Sacculina, and she typically carries two males with her for her entire life. They endlessly fertilize her eggs, and every few weeks she produces thousands of new Sacculina larvae.

Eventually, the crab begins to change into a new sort of creature, one that exists to serve the parasite. It can no longer do the things that would get in the way of Sacculina's growth. It stops molting and growing, which would funnel away energy from the parasite. Crabs can typically escape from predators by severing a claw and regrowing it later on. Crabs carrying Sacculina can lose a claw, but they can't grow a new one in its place. And while other crabs mate and produce new generations, parasitized crabs simply go on eating and eating. They have been spayed by the parasite.

Despite having been castrated, the crab doesn't lose its urge to nurture. It simply directs its affection toward the parasite. A healthy female crab carries her fertilized eggs in a brood pouch on her underside, and as her eggs mature she carefully grooms the pouch, scraping away algae and fungi. When the crab larvae hatch and need to escape, their mother finds a high rock on which to stand, then bobs up and down to release them from the pouch into the ocean current, waving her claws to stir up more flow. The knob that Sacculina forms sits exactly where the crab's brood pouch would be, and the crab treats the parasite knob as such. She strokes it clean as the larvae grow, and when they are ready to emerge she forces them out in pulses, shooting out heavy clouds of parasites. As they spray out from her body, she waves her claws to help them on their way. Male crabs succumb to Sacculina's powers as well. Males normally develop a narrow abdomen, but infected males grow abdomens as wide as those of females, wide enough to accommodate a brood pouch or a Sacculina knob. A male crab even acts as if he had a female's brood pouch, grooming it as the parasite larvae grow and bobbing in the waves to release them.

SACCULINA'S ADAPTATIONS REFLECT A RELATIVELY SIMPLE LIFE CYCLE for a parasite--it makes its way from one crab to another. But for many other parasites, the game is more complicated--they must journey through a series of animal species in order to survive and procreate. Such parasites exert extraordinary control over their hosts, transforming them into seemingly different creatures. They can change a host's looks or scent to appeal to a predator. They can even alter its behavior to force it into the next host's path.

The mature lancet fluke, Dicrocoelium dendriticum, nestles in cows and other grazers, which spread the fluke's eggs in their manure. Hungry snails swallow the eggs, which hatch in their intestines. The immature parasites drill through the wall of a snail's gut and settle in the digestive gland. There the flukes produce offspring, which make their way to the surface of the snail's body. The snail tries to defend itself by walling the parasites off in balls of slime, which it then coughs up and leaves behind in the grass.

Along comes an ant, which swallows a slime ball loaded with hundreds of lancet flukes. The parasites slide down into the ant's gut and then wander for a while through its body, eventually moving to the cluster of nerves that control the ant's mandibles. Most of the lancet flukes head back to the abdomen, where they form cysts, but one or two stay behind in the ant's head.

There the flukes do some parasitic voodoo on their hosts. As the evening approaches and the air cools, the ants find themselves drawn away from their fellows on the ground and upward to the top of a blade of grass. Clamped to the tip of the blade, the infected ant waits to be devoured by a cow or some other grazer passing by.

If the ant sits the whole night without being eaten and the sun rises, the flukes let the ant loosen its grip on the grass. The ant scurries back down to the ground and spends the day acting like a regular insect again. If the host were to bake in the heat of the direct sun, the parasites would die with it. When evening comes again, they send the ant back up a blade of grass for another try. After the ant finally tumbles into a cow's stomach, the flukes burst out and make their way to the cow's liver, where they will live out their lives as adults.

AS SCIENTISTS DISCOVER MORE AND MORE PARASITES AND UNCOVER the extent and complexity of their machinations, they are fast coming to an unsettling conclusion: Far from simply being along for the ride, parasites may be one of nature's most powerful driving forces.

At the Carpinteria salt marsh, Kevin Lafferty has been exploring how parasites may shape an entire region's ecology. In a series of exacting experiments, he has found that a single species of fluke--Euhaplorchis californiensis--journeys through three hosts and plays a critical role in orchestrating the marsh's balance of nature.

Birds release the fluke's eggs in their droppings, which are eaten by horn snails. The eggs hatch, and the resulting flukes castrate the snail and produce offspring, which come swimming out of their host and begin exploring the marsh for their next host, the California killifish. Latching onto the fish's gills, the flukes work their way through fine blood vessels to a nerve, which they crawl along to the brain. They don't actually penetrate the killifish's brain but form a thin carpet on top of it, looking like a layer of caviar. There the parasites wait for the fish to be eaten by a shorebird. When the fish reaches the bird's stomach, the flukes break out of the fish's head and move into the bird's gut, stealing its food from within and sowing eggs in its droppings to be spread into marshes and ponds.

In his research, Lafferty set out to answer one main question: Would Carpinteria look me same if there were no flukes? He began by examining the snail stage of the cycle. The relationship between fluke and snail is not like the one between predator and prey. In a genetic sense, infected snails are dead, because they can no longer reproduce. But they live on, grazing on algae to feed the flukes inside them. That puts them in direct competition with the marsh's uninfected snails.

To see how the contest plays out, Lafferty put healthy and fluke-infested snails in separate mesh cages at sites around the marsh. "The tops were open so the sun could shine through and algae could grow on the bottom," says Lafferty. What he found was that the uninfected snails grew faster, released far more eggs, and could thrive in far more crowded conditions. The implication: In nature, the parasites were competing so intensely that the healthy snails couldn't reproduce fast enough to take full advantage of the salt marsh. In fact, if flukes were absent from the marsh, the snail population would nearly double. That explosion would ripple out through much of the salt marsh ecosystem, thinning out the carpet of algae and making it easier for the snails' predators, such as crabs, to thrive.

Lafferty then studied the killifish. Initially, he found little evidence that flukes harmed or changed the fish they colonized; the fish didn't even mount an immune response. But Lafferty was suspicious. He figured that flukes sitting on the brain were in a good position to be doing something. So he plucked 42 fish from the marsh, dumped them into a 75-gallon aquarium in the lab, and gave his student Kimo Morris the laborious task of watching them. Morris would pick out one fish and stare at it for half an hour, recording every move it made. When he was done, he'd scoop the fish out and dissect it to see whether its brain was caked with parasites. Then he'd focus on another killifish.

What was hidden to the naked eye came leaping out of the data. As killifish search for prey, they alternate between hovering and darting around. But every now and then, Morris would spot a fish shimmying, jerking, flashing its belly as it swam on one side, or darting close to the surface--all risky things for a fish to do if a bird is scanning the water. It turns out that fish with parasites were four times more likely to shimmy, jerk, flash, and surface than their healthy counterparts.

Lafferty and Morris followed up with a marsh experiment in which they set up two pens, each filled with 53 uninfected killifish and 95 infected fish. To distinguish between the two groups, the researchers clipped the left pectoral fin of the healthy fish and the right fin of the parasitized ones. One pen was covered with netting to protect it from birds; the other was left open so birds could easily wade or land inside. After two days, a great egret waded into the open pen. It stepped slowly into the muddy water and struck it a few times, the last time bringing up a killifish. After birds had visited the pen for three weeks, Lafferty and Morris added up how many fish were alive. (The covered pen acted as a control for the researchers to see how many fish died of natural causes.) The results were startling: The birds were 30 times more likely to feast on one of the flailing, parasitized fish than on a healthy fish.

Predators are often very careful about the prey they eat, avoiding poisonous insects and frogs, for example. So why would birds pick so many fish that are guaranteed to pass on an energy-sucking intestinal parasite? The flukes do drain a bit of energy from the birds. But that is more than offset by the benefit they provide: They make finding food very easy for the birds.

Scientists have been stunned by the implications of these findings. The birds that frequent coastal wetlands depend on fish for much of their diet. Without parasites throwing prey their way, the birds of Carpinteria might have to put far more time and effort into eating and might reproduce at a lower rate. "Could we have so many birds out there if it were 30 times harder for them to get their food?" asks marine biologist Armand Kuris, also of the University of California at Santa Barbara. "Parasites don't just modify individual behavior, they're really powerful--they may be running a large part of the waterbird ecology."

The fluke that Lafferty studied is but one parasite, living in one salt marsh. There are a dozen other species of fluke that live in the snails of Carpinteria and other parasites that dwell in other animals of the marsh. Every ecosystem on Earth is just as rife with parasites that can exert extraordinary control over their hosts, riddling them with disease, castrating them, or transforming their natural behavior. Scientists like Lafferty are only just beginning to discover exactly how powerful these hidden inhabitants can be, but their research is pointing to a remarkable possibility: Parasites may rule the world.

The notion that tiny creatures we've largely taken for granted are such a dominant force is immensely disturbing. Even after Copernicus took Earth out of the center of the universe and Darwin took humans out of the center of the living world, we still go through life pretending that we are exalted above other animals. Yet we know that we, too, are collections of cells that work together, kept harmonized by chemical signals. If an organism can control those signals--an organism like a parasite--then it can control us. And therein lies the peculiar and precise horror of parasites.

[DNA]

Posted by Hughe (here)
The Dracos are advanced parasitic beings. They have spacecraft, all the technologies, and created this parasitic society on Earth. Humans feeds off knowingly or unknowingly them in spiritual level. In physical level we serves for the parasitic entities like banker, government, religious institutes, and military.

I posted the article from discover magazine by Carl Zimmer first, because it is freaking awesome, and it helps with a point I want to make here.
Parasatism, seems to be the rule rather than the exception, as such, if this is what we witness in so far as physical life is concerned, would it not make sense to see more of the same energetically speaking in more subtle areas? Such as the energy fields associated with prana?

As is the case, I don't know if there is any one genus to lay all of this at the feet of, Reptilian or otherwise.
I want to understand this phenomenon, but I don't want to lay blame anywhere.
If you have experience in this matter that would lend you to believe this, then by all means please share it Hughe.
I welcome the personal experience of my peers in this regard.
And I keep an open mind.
Take Care

[Sirius White]

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[OnyxKnight]

Posted by Hughe (here)
The Dracos are advanced parasitic beings. They have spacecraft, all the technologies, and created this parasitic society on Earth. Humans feeds off knowingly or unknowingly them in spiritual level. In physical level we serves for the parasitic entities like banker, government, religious institutes, and military.

The original, prototype 'Reptoid' species, from Alpha Draconis are pretty much physical and work in the physical as well. As life forms who have different biochemistry than us (based on very long hydrocarbon chains) renders them unable to travel astrally, or even use wormholes. Hence why they travel the "slow" way, in hollowed out asteroids. There's something about the vast presence of hydrogen in their biological make up, that's making them unable to do these things. Mainly the bond hydrogen as part of a chained molecule makes with other elements, becomes highly unstable. If they attempt astral travel, wormhole travel, or any other non-conventional means of travel, they might decompose on a molecular level.

Even if you were right, for species to exist in the astral for so long, they would not have need to develop any kind of technology, or means to travel from one point to another, as in the astral, you can do this by thought/willpower.

[Sirius White]

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[Sirius White]

Hi all, I have given up in feeding it with worry/anger/negativity.

I am on the verge of some awesome things, and whatever it is- is just merely desperate as its clutches on me are almost all but gone. And also...its showing me what I need to work on.

So I see this all positively. Thank you all for words/help

[DNA]

Posted by Sirius White (here)
Hi all, I have given up in feeding it with worry/anger/negativity.

I am on the verge of some awesome things, and whatever it is- is just merely desperate as its clutches on me are almost all but gone. And also...its showing me what I need to work on.

So I see this all positively. Thank you all for words/help

Hi Sirius

I tend to offer help where I can, and to stay silent if I don't have positive information to convey here.
Where as I welcome all experience folks wish to share, the field I pursue information on most and which I have the most experience is the less dense yet still manifesting presense one would view as a ghost or a parasitic entity. But from what I've gathered from your statements, you have felt there was some kind of actual physical manifestation leaving implants and that sort of thing. Correct me if I'm wrong.
And though I am all about staying positive and opening up an avenue for communication and helpfull dialogue, I just don't personally know what to recomend in this instance.
From what I understand, there are folks out there who specialize in removing implants and that sort of thing.
I would definitely want one removed if I found out one was in me.
I don't see any of the normal recomendations against parasitic entities working against an implant employing field disruption technology and being plugged into your nervous system.

As far as implants go, it seems the greys and the black ops millitary of the USA may be instrumental in applying these objects.
Good luck in your pursuits in this matter. And if you wish to share your accounts in dealing with this manifestation you are more than welcome to.

If indeed this is an abduction phenomenon which it sounds like, I'm curious, have you heard of the RH negative theory in as how it relates with the abduction phenomenon?
RH negative, being a blood type.

[muxfolder]

Here's something I heard on Coast to Coast lately

Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4Yaz-A-JIg

This was a show with this woman who tells about encounters with shadowpeople and mysterious "hatman".

[Bill Ryan]

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Bump.

This older thread may be of relevance to Houman's very important Horus-Ra thread.

[bogeyman]

Multidimentional beings or demonic entities?

[Carmody]

Posted by bogeyman (here)
Multidimensional beings or demonic entities?

Is there a difference? (not a rhetorical question)

Define each. Good luck with that.

[9eagle9]

Back when people were very ignorant multi dimensional beings, influence, and making their presence known, was misconstrued as demonic activity. Anything of that nature was from the devil who was a demon himself, so the name for these things has always been demons. Entities from the underbelly of the underworld, serving the devil regardless if they are or not.

I don't know these things to be demons in the Bibical sense, but I guess the term serves a purpose if not taken in a literary context.

[MistahMojoRisin]

Just have to say thank you for this thread and the great discussion. All that has been discussed I have had many thoughts about and this topic has helped me put it all into perspective. great writing and sharing to all, Thanks for your work DNA!

[DNA]

Posted by bogeyman (here)
Multidimentional beings or demonic entities?

Demon infers a sense of spiritual permanence. I'm a recovering christian, and demon carries a lot of baggage for me. I don't adhere to a christian model for how all this works at all. I think the fourth dimension is exceedingly diverse and in my opinion, intent would play a role in defining that word (demon). I think a lot of the stuff we are talking about here is very possibley animal like in nature, and as such is operating on an instinctual survival mode.

I don't think everything we can perceive multidimensionally is negative, not at all. I have personally perceived what I could term "nature spirits" that in my opinion were not negative at all. 9eagle9 has reported seeing the same kind of thing as have all kinds of folks out there. I don't think these folks (nature spirits) have any thing to do with this fourth dimension, it seems more like these folks (nature spirits) live off of nature in much the same way we do.

[bogeyman]

I find John Keel's concept concerning "Ultraterrestrials" of interest as well as these multidimensional beings.

Ive been reading an article called "Aliens As Transdimensional Parasites".

http://evelorgen.com/wp/articles/ali...-after-simbad/

It states: "Most religions describe these incorporeal beings as demons but in fact they are nothing more than creatures from the “dark universe” that interact with our universe through other alien entities and our psyche-quantum space. They are hollow creatures and have the power to exist as long as we give that power to them by religious thinking, conscious and unconscious fears."

Which I think sums it up to some extent.

[DNA]

Posted by bogeyman (here)
I find John Keel's concept concerning "Ultraterrestrials" of interest as well as these multidimensional beings.

Ive been reading an article called "Aliens As Transdimensional Parasites".

http://evelorgen.com/wp/articles/ali...-after-simbad/

It states: "Most religions describe these incorporeal beings as demons but in fact they are nothing more than creatures from the “dark universe” that interact with our universe through other alien entities and our psyche-quantum space. They are hollow creatures and have the power to exist as long as we give that power to them by religious thinking, conscious and unconscious fears."

Which I think sums it up to some extent.

Thanks for the link Bogeyman, that is some intriguing stuff.

Bearcow came up with a table of sorts, and we then went about fleshing out this same idea.

Posted by bearcow (here)
for the sake of simplicity ill break up astral entities that siphon energy off people into 4 classes.

Lesser elemental beings

Like the parasites/bacteria that exist in a persons intestinal system, there are elemental beings that siphon off energy from a human that operate in a similar way a Remora fish siphons food off of sharks and other sea creatures. These types of elementals are not malevolent in intent, they are simply living there lives as they are meant to, feeding off life and playing their role in as they should in there own course of development. Sometimes there presence can be beneficial, as they can siphon off any excess energy that would cause health problems if not properly balanced in your field. Virtually everyone has some of these critters attached to them at one point or another, when removed they should not be harmed, as they are not highly intelligent and have no concept of what a human being is.

earthbound humans

People who have lost their spiritual identity and cling to life and the pleasures they associate with it. Usually the po/ body intelligence has become too strong while they were alive and has dominated the motivations, and perspective of the individual into a entirely materialistic view. Usually the individual will have some sort of addiction and will siphon off energy from people in the flesh that have the same addiction. Also in this class, but extremely rare is the black magician who tries to strengthen the po to give immortality to the lower self, and will practice some form of vampirism to replenish its energy. All the old tales of vampires and ghouls fall into this class.

Negative Lower astral entities

A demon would generally fall into this class, as would other semi intelligent astral beings that willfully/deceitfully feed off of the corresponding elemental essence in a human being. The typical concept of a demon would feed the off unchecked fire within a human being that creates blood lust, murderous thoughts etc. I have never seen a reptilian as such, but if they do exist, i suppose they would be at the higher end of this spectrum. Just to note, beings in this class are intelligent/powerful enough that they can assume any form they wish to try to deceive you.


Gods

Gods that feed off the life and control those who are less powerful and intelligent than they are. this is somewhat beyond me but i have had run in's with forms of evil beyond my comprehension. I think this picture sort of gives you a idea.

I fleshed out this last idea on a post in this thread, and then gave it it's own thread here.
Parasitic gods