Based upon my personal experience of looking for evidence of demons, I think there are only the ones in our heads. They are just as powerful as real ones, but they don't have physical power or supernatural, psychic powers like in the movies.I honestly believe this entity if real has had hold of my life for all too long. I wasn’t in the right mind the day of attempting it and there’s so much shame in what I did now.. I’ve developed PTSD from it. I’ve read other cases of people who believe they’ve got a powerful entity in their life and it’s almost experience for experience stuff that has happened to me.
I am not a psychologist. I have an opinion though.
People are fragmented beings. As babies we do not have identities, but our identity develops over our lives. You may think one thing but feel another. Its common for people to mentally appreciate Math but feel terrible when they work on Math problems -- because people are fragmented beings. Most theory suggests that when a person goes to sleep our consciousness dissolves at times and shuts down. Then when it is coming back we experience dreams and sometimes other things. There are other effects of our fragmented beings: Some people sleep walk. Fragments of our minds can exist when we are partially conscious. When she was young my sister had night terrors where she would wake up feeling afraid but being unable to move until she fell back asleep. For that reason she would sleep with the light on. Sleeping with the light on was unhealthy, but the problem was quite annoying. Nothing attacked her or harmed her. It made absolutely no sense, yet there was fear.
To accomplish things a person much gather themselves together and find things that they are wholehearted about. That is because of all of the fragmentation. If there is uncertainty, most people cannot pursue a goal very well. Few people find a task which satisfies their entire being. Some people even have trouble choosing things, like which snack to eat. Its because they like both, and its because they have the potential to like either one. Its also because they are not well formed. They don't know themselves, and they aren't sure of how to come to terms with their different desires.
What I am saying is that sometimes part of you can feel a certain way while another part feels another way. You can have thoughts that you'd rather not have, or you can have multiple thoughts all potential at the same time. The way you feel can also be entirely independent of what you are thinking or doing! It is all part of all of the fragments merging that make up you. Some of those fragments are going to be nonsensical. Every person is different, and every fragment of every person is different.
Best things:
- 2. Do talk to a councilor, because it is worth it. It may be expensive, but its probably covered by insurance.
- 3. If you can't afford a councelor find some other license professional who is trained to recognize all of the different psychological descriptions. Its much easier than trying to dig through piles of information. Most likely your situation is not unheard of.
- 4. Love, kind comments, happy faces, things to look forward to, exercise, fun. The more the better and the easier it will be for you. The body is a beast which must be appeased, controlled, fed, cheered up and all the rest. Nobody is Batman.
- 1. learn to smile, because this can help force your emotions to improve. Smile full-face eyes included at least once per day.