In a Religious or Supernatural Sense
In some traditions or belief systems:
Demons are immortal spiritual beings, so they “live” in a sense — but not in the human experience of life.
Some say demons are bound, banished, or destroyed, while others believe they can act in the world under certain conditions (e.g. summoned).
3. Philosophical or Symbolic😈
“Demon” might represent:
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Inner demons — fears, traumas, temptations.
Can those demons “live” within us without destroying us?
Is it possible to coexist with the darker part
s of ourselves?
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Chukwuebuka Francis
46 days agoIn a Religious or Supernatural Sense
In some traditions or belief systems:
Demons are immortal spiritual beings, so they “live” in a sense — but not in the human experience of life.
Some say demons are bound, banished, or destroyed, while others believe they can act in the world under certain conditions (e.g. summoned).
3. Philosophical or Symbolic😈
“Demon” might represent:
😈👿👿👿👿👿👿👿👿
Inner demons — fears, traumas, temptations.
Can those demons “live” within us without destroying us?
Is it possible to coexist with the darker part
s of ourselves?