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TruthSeekah
29th May 2014, 22:45
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Are aliens demons ? I think for us to answer that question we have to understand what a demon is or what a fallen angel is. Understanding from the biblical text that the fallen angels actually fell. Whenever we look at the Hebrew word for sky it is the same word for heaven. So when these angels fell from heaven they fell and they were cast to the earth these angels were kicked out and banned from heaven. So whenever we look up into the sky and we see craft and we see beings flying outside of this atmosphere we can be assured that it's not demonic, that its not demons or fallen angels trying to deceive mankind. When you want to know about the demons and fallen angels the demons and fallen angels are on this earth. The Bible says that they're trapped on this earth and they're here for a time also mentioned in the Book of Enoch where it speaks more in depth about fallen angels. The Book of Enoch also goes on to tell us about fallen angels when they are in heaven they're state is that of fire they're appearance is fire, they're made out of the fire of God they are radiant and beautiful different colors of fire they have the ability to transform into the appearance of men as they wish when they need to come onto the earth to bring a message or to visit someone as We see in biblical text they actually change into human form. So to recap aliens are not demons aliens or what we call aliens are actually angels that are spoken of in all the major holy books the spoken of in the Bible, they go back and forth from heaven to earth and this whole abduction thing going on that gets people in hype and hysteria was actually created by the government to create fear and hysteria in this field so that when you see a light, when you see something flashing over the horizon that you wont try to signal it that you'll run away and be scared of it and be fearful of it. Aliens are not demons, aliens are angels.

mojo
29th May 2014, 23:21
appreciate your efforts, your passion is obvious...:)

S-L
2nd June 2014, 21:32
It's an interesting topic to think about. Thank you for taking the time to post it. Good food for thought, though I do not think that UFOs or Aliens are demons.

I do believe the demonic realm is real. Don't get me wrong. I just don't see why UFOs or Aliens are necessarily part of it. We live in a vast, vast universe. This galaxy is gigantic. There is every possibility of there being many planets like Earth in this galaxy alone. Keep this in mind as we ponder the extreme resilience of life. Life forms have been found living in deep sea volcanic vents. Can you picture a more extreme environment? It's very likely that there is life out there. I think most of us can all agree to this. Is it such a stretch to believe that some of this life has cultivated faster than light technology? Wouldn't it be reasonable to assume that they might visit our distant shores?

Are UFOs demons? I certainly can't prove that they are or are not. However, I don't think there's any reason to assume that they are, given the above thought exercise.

Sloppyjoe
3rd June 2014, 05:31
E.T.'s can take the form of anything, and some E.T.'s themselves would appear as monsters or demons just because of the way they look. But an actual "demon" from "hell" does not exist. Hell is an illusion and the closest thing we have to hell is our very own backyard, Earth.

MorningFox
4th June 2014, 10:39
I think what would be more appropriate would be to say that possibly Demons are Aliens.

People in the past without the understanding and the vocabulary to describe an extra terrestrial would well have labelled them a demon.

Arak
4th June 2014, 10:49
MorningFox said it perfectly.

Shezbeth
4th June 2014, 11:45
Am I the only one that recognizes that in essence, everyone is saying the same thing?

Yes or no, followed by a preconceived validation, belief, or thought-form.

Define 'Alien' and define 'Demon'. Can one specify the origins of either without relying on an external "authoritative" reference? Impossible.

donk
4th June 2014, 12:13
Alien to me means neutral but different, something from outside my frame of reference. Demon to me infers a being that chooses to try taking/violating/"possess" my will or that just in general thrives from fear energy.

I believe both types of entities may be involved in most people's' reality, at some level. I find it beneficial to my reality to study/observe their possible effects in order to alleviate any fear that may have been associated/programmed into me.

Maybe if we are successful at that, the "demons" become "aliens", who eventual become "others" (to us, on a personal level)

Finefeather
4th June 2014, 12:33
Yes most Aliens are Demons...because in actual fact the word has been misinterpreted, as usual, by those who just don't know reality.

The Ancient Greek word δαίμων daimōn denotes a spirit or divine power, much like the Latin genius or numen. Daimōn most likely came from the Greek verb daiesthai (to divide, distribute).[3] The Greek conception of a daimōns notably appears in the works of Plato, where it describes the divine inspiration of Socrates. To distinguish the classical Greek concept from its later Christian interpretation, the former is anglicized as either daemon or daimon rather than demon.

The Greek terms do not have any connotations of evil or malevolence. In fact, εὐδαιμονία eudaimonia, (literally good-spiritedness) means happiness. By the early Roman Empire, cult statues were seen, by pagans and their Christian neighbors alike, as inhabited by the numinous presence of the gods: "Like pagans, Christians still sensed and saw the gods and their power, and as something, they had to assume, lay behind it, by an easy traditional shift of opinion they turned these pagan daimones into malevolent 'demons', the troupe of Satan..... Far into the Byzantine period Christians eyed their cities' old pagan statuary as a seat of the demons' presence. It was no longer beautiful, it was infested."[4] The term had first acquired its negative connotations in the Septuagint translation of the Hebrew Bible into Greek, which drew on the mythology of ancient Semitic religions. This was then inherited by the Koine text of the New Testament. The Western medieval and neo-medieval conception of a demon[5] derives seamlessly from the ambient popular culture of Late (Roman) Antiquity. The Hellenistic "daemon" eventually came to include many Semitic and Near Eastern gods as evaluated by Christianity.

There is also no such thing as a fallen angel in the context that most people use it.
Angels, or Augoeides, cannot fall into a state of negativity because they are permanently in an ascended dimensional state.

The term fallen angel is actually an esoteric term which means that a higher Being has involved, or incarnated, into a lower dimension in order to perform some service to lower consciousness Beings...like humans.

The coming down 'from heaven' concept is simply incarnation...even humans 'fall' to the human dimension when we incarnate. The Jesus we know of also 'fell' from heaven and he was not referred to as 'fallen' simply because the Christian church needed a saviour...all the 'others' who 'fell from heaven' became 'demons' for their own purposes.

The same applies to Lucifer, which has nothing to do with Satan or any such dark forces.

Lucifer, which means bringer of light, is actually an ancient name used for the planet Venus. The ancients observed this planet and named it Lucifer.
The race which lives on Venus are superior in consciousness than we are and do not have organic bodies like we have...they have etheric bodies.

If you know anything about astronomy you will notice that Venus rises and then falls in the morning or evening depending...and it is the brightest natural object in the night sky.

So this lead to the notion that Lucifer was a fallen angel...which is just a load of gobble de gook. :)

Of course there are entities who act like the thing most people think is a demon but they are not really demons...the meaning of words are sure difficult to get a round sometimes. :)

Take care
Ray

donk
4th June 2014, 13:47
Am I the only one that recognizes that in essence, everyone is saying the same thing?

Yes or no, followed by a preconceived validation, belief, or thought-form.

Define 'Alien' and define 'Demon'. Can one specify the origins of either without relying on an external "authoritative" reference? Impossible.

The "origin" is YOU. They are relative terms (to me, anyway). They are all just entities. One that acts malevolently toward you is a demon. One you can't understand, that is outside your "normal" frame of reference, it's alien.

So to a fish you pull out of the river to eat, that was aware of itself and had desire to exist, you'd be both. If you didn't take it personally and learned how fisherman operated and discovered their intent, you'd be able to avoid "evil" (to you) consequences while making them "less alien".

So I agree shezbeth, they are both internal states of mind...the "external origins" search leads (me) to realization that we are all one.

Wind
4th June 2014, 15:26
Finefeather/Ray, thank you for information... You often seem to know what you are talking about. I heard that someone had met the beings from Venus in their OBE journeys and they called themselves something like The Sons of Venus. I'm very interested in mythology, but many seem to get the hidden messages wrong, partly thanks to organized religions.

Jake
4th June 2014, 15:56
Wow, thanks Ray,, Awesome post!! :)

The physical, human experience compels us to try and put labels on different types of 'higher bieings'. Remember, here, that putting labels on these types of things,, does not actually define them. More to the point, it sets limits, and defines our own inablilities to adiquately interporate these types of Beings.

In my younger days, (as an astral projector) I took great comfort in [what i thought was] a seperation between the Astral, and the Physical. I could get out of my body and sojourn into different astral environments,, but I always knew that I could come back to the physical. I liked that!!

However,, I have come to a completely different understanding of it now... I am not IN my body to begin with. It is a matter of perspective change, more than a matter of 'leaving my body'. It is liken unto Sinking into layers of consciousness that are not limited by the 'belief filter systems' that plagues our physical perspective. Physicality is a point of view,, and follow the same rules of experience and creation that non-physical/thought-responsive environments do.. ie,,, (it is not physical, but a property of consciousness.)

So,, to me,,, asking about aliens and/or demons is the same as asking about humans... What is it about US that is 'pulling them in' to our reality?? AND,, What untapped potential lies within the human experience???

This has been, traditionaly,,, one of mee favorite topics...

Love to all.
Jake.

Alexander
4th June 2014, 23:01
Hell can be a state of mind. It would not at all surprise me that there is a place where the worst souls are sent as a form of punishment or even education.

Creation/religious belief is relative, speaking in certainty for or against a belief can be interpreted as arrogant and insensitive.