How
To Enter The Spiritual Realms of Angels and Demons Using a Cross!
To
enter the realm of angels, use a normal upright crucifix, or a
makeshift cross.
To
enter the realm of demons, do the opposite. Use an inverted cross!
We
live in a multi-dimensional universe in which the spiritual
dimensions exist in parallel to our three-dimensional physical world.
The spiritual realms operate in continuity with the physical/natural
world that we observe. Most humans cannot see into the spiritual
dimensions, so we can only observe the physical side of existence.
However, events in our physical world are shaped by activities in the
spiritual realm. When we look at the physical world in isolation, we
miss much of what is happening in the universe.
God
operates in the spiritual dimensions of reality, but he also created
and sustains the physical world. After the creation, the Holy Spirit
remained close to the earth.
The
Spirit of God was hovering over the waters (Gen 1:2).
The
Spirit was not in a distant place. The spiritual realms where he
operates hover over the earth. The spiritual dimensions of reality
are not way out at the edge of the universe, they exist in parallel
to the physical world in which we live. These two realms of existence
interact with each other in ways that we often cannot see, and fail
to understand.
We
need spiritual insight to understand what is happening in the
spiritual dimension.
The
angels live in the spiritual dimensions, but have the ability to move
between the spiritual and physical worlds. The spiritual forces of
evil are fallen angels with the same ability to move between the
spiritual and physical dimensions. They operate in the spiritual
realm, but they can cross over into the physical realm to work evil.
Angels
and evil spirits can touch our physical world in only once place at
one time. This limits what they can do on earth. In contrast, the
Holy Spirit is present everywhere on earth at any time. This gives
him unlimited power and makes him far greater than any angel and much
greater reach than the devil.
Studying
God's Kingdom and angelic hosts helps us understand how the enemy is
likely to operate. The evil hosts (including satan) are created
beings. Although evil hosts operate with a will contrary to the plans
and intentions of God, they were created as angels and hence have the
same abilities and limitations as holy angels. Understanding holy
angels gives us insight into the operation of fallen angels. What we
learn about holy angels from the Bible can be applied in contrast to
evil hosts.
God
is Spirit
In
the first place, God Himself is Spirit. Jesus teaches us this (John
4:24). We cannot accept that God is Spirit without accepting that
there is a spiritual realm. The Bible is so full of references to the
spiritual realm that we simply cannot rationalise it away.
God
created the spiritual realm and the angelic hosts
As
the Creator of the heavens and the earth (Genesis 1:1), everything in
existence whether seen or unseen (or yet to be discovered) is made by
God (Colossians 1:16; Nehemiah 9:6). All things were made by God's
Word of command (Psalm 33:6) and this includes every angelic being
(Psalm 148:2, 5). Angels are also referred to as the "sons of
God" (Job 1:6). Please note that this is plural and
distinguished from the singular "Son of God". Other
Biblical designations for angels include "morning stars"
(Job 38:7) and a more general term, "hosts" is often
assigned (e.g. Genesis 2:1; Nehemiah 9:6; Luke 2:13). In Biblical
imagery, "stars" is also used to symbolise angels
(Revelation 12:4).
The
Bible doesn’t tell us exactly when angels were created but we can
reasonably assume that it occurred before the creation of earth since
it is written in the Book of Job that the angelic hosts were already
present to "shout for joy" when the foundations of the
earth were laid (Job 38:4-7). We may have become accustomed to using
the word "angel" to denote a benevolent spirit or person
even but the Bible uses the word rather generically and an angel can
be either Holy or evil (see Matthew 25:41 and Revelation 12:7).
Angels
are spiritual beings and they are innumerable
Angels
are spiritual beings and they are sent out by God to help us and
minister to us (Psalm 91:11-12; Hebrews 1:14); we don’t command
them. Their numbers are regarded as innumerable (Hebrews 12:22;
Daniel 7:10). With some 300 references to angels in the Bible, the
accounts of angels are too numerous to list. However, it is
interesting to note that with the exception of one account in
Zechariah 5:9, angels always appear in male form, sometimes
resembling normal men (see Genesis 18 – "three
men").
There are no biblical references of angels resembling babies with
wings.
Angels
are powerful but are not omnipotent, omniscient or omnipresent
As
created beings, angels are of a slightly higher order than humans
(Hebrews 2:7) and are of greater strength and might (Psalm 103:20; 2
Peter 2:11). There is no scriptural indication that angels have any
ability to create or give life. Scripture refers to God solely as the
Spirit of creation (Psalm 104:30) and of life (John 6:63) and
resurrection (1 Peter 3:18). Angels are not omnipotent.
Angels
have emotions (Job 38:7) and they take an interest in God's plan of
salvation (1 Peter 1:12). They have knowledge of all things on earth
(2 Samuel 14:20) and thus in all likelihood know more than humans
although they are not omniscient as they do not know the timing of
the end of the age (Matthew 24:36). We can reasonably assume that
angels are intelligent beings.
It
is suggested in Jacob's dream (Genesis 28:12) and inferred from
Daniel's encounter with Gabriel that angels move freely between
heaven and earth. They can be delayed from arriving at a destination,
which means they can only be at one place at a time (Daniel 10:13).
From this we surmise that an angel is not omnipresent although this
does not preclude the constant presence of one angel or another among
us.
It
is generally accepted that angels are immortal (Luke 20:36); at least
not in the sense of mortality as we know it but the Bible does also
tells us that there will be a time of end for all fallen angels when
they are cast into the Lake of Fire to suffer for eternity (Matthew
25:41; Revelation 20:14-15). Being immortal and having been created
before the foundations of the earth, we can infer that angels are
ancient and have observed mankind since Adam and Eve.
Angels
are not to be worshiped
Holy
angels do not accept or receive worship but will instead redirect
worship towards God. We are not to worship angels (Revelation 19:10;
22:8-9; Colossians 2:18).
There
are various angelic beings, ranks and roles
Although
we are not given every detail, scriptural references depict enough
about the heavenly order of spiritual beings to let us know loosely
that angels have varying degrees of power and authority.
Seraphim
and Cherubim
There
are the Seraphim and Cherubim. Both are angelic creations bearing the
resemblance of creatures rather than human form. Seraphim are
described in Isaiah 6:2-3,6; Revelation 4:8 while Cherubim are
described in Genesis 3:24; Ezekiel 10:17-20; 28:14; Revelation 4:6-9.
Seraphim and Cherubim are also referred to as "living creatures"
and we know they are distinguished from angels (Revelation 15:7).
Scholars generally regard Seraphim and Cherubim as special category
angelic beings. Some argue they belong to the highest order of
celestial creations.
Archangels,
Michael and Gabriel
The
"Archangel" is also regarded as a special category. The
title itself means "chief of angels" and it is used twice
in the Bible (1 Thessalonians 4:16; Jude 1:9). The titles, "prince"
or "chief prince" are also applied interchangeably to
denote an Archangel (Dan. 10:13, 21; 12:1). Given that there is a
chief or leader among angels it is not unreasonable to infer that
there are at least two ranks among angels if not more. We also know
from scripture that there is more than one Archangel (Daniel 10:13).
However, Michael is the only angel specifically named in the Bible as
an Archangel or chief prince (Jude 1:9; Daniel 10:13). Gabriel whose
name means "champion of God" is also traditionally
considered to be an Archangel although he is not specifically named
as one. Gabriel and Michael are the only names of holy angels given
to us in the Bible. Apocryphal texts name more.
Principalities,
Powers, Thrones and Dominions
We
learn from various passages that there are distinguished
classifications of angelic hosts. There are principalities, powers,
thrones and dominions (Ephesians 3:10; Colossians 1:16; 1 Peter
3:22). Referring to the enemy, Paul also uses these same
classifications in Ephesians 6:12 suggesting that the enemy's ranks
are organised in very much the same way as God's heavenly hosts.
There is no real agreement among commentators as to how the
hierarchical ranking of the angelic realm is actually organised but
we don't really have to worry about that. It suffices just to note
simply that they are ordered.
Territorial
domains
Many
texts about spiritual warfare mention "territorial spirits".
While this term is not specifically used in the Bible, many authors
construe mention of the prince of Persia and the prince of Greece
(Daniel 10:13, 20) as biblical basis to suggest territorial
assignments of angels. It is also generally agreed that the Archangel
Michael has charge over Israel and its people (Daniel 10:21; 12:1).
Therefore it would seem that both Holy and evil hosts have assignment
over (and may even contend for) geographical territories and
presumably, both the princes of Persia and Greece mentioned in Daniel
are archangels. All this about territorial spirits is however
speculative.
Satan
is an angel that rebelled, God did not create satan
We
can stress emphatically that God did not create evil. The account in
Genesis tells us that when God completed creation of the heavens, the
earth and all the hosts - He declared it all "very
good"
(Genesis
1:31, 2:1-3). From this premise, some scholars deduce that the fall
of Lucifer must have occurred some time between the completion of
creation and The Temptation in the Garden.
There
is general consensus that Lucifer became satan when he fell. The
passages in Ezekiel 28:12-17 and Isaiah 14:12-15 are understood as
portrayals of satan. Reading them, we get a picture that Lucifer was
created beautiful and perfect in his ways till inequity was found in
him (Ezekiel 28:15). He was also created full of wisdom but this same
wisdom was corrupted when he desired to elevate himself above God
(Ezekiel 28:17; Isaiah 14:13-14). The passage in Isaiah describes
Lucifer’s corruption and the five "I wills" expressed
confirms that Lucifer has freedom of will and by his own free will,
chose
to
rebel. Consequently, he was cast down from Heaven, becoming an
adversary of God. Jesus also relates His personal account of seeing
satan cast down from Heaven in Luke 10:18 while Revelation 12:7-9
gives us yet another perspective of satan being cast out of Heaven.
Having been cast down, satan directs his malice against mankind
(Revelation 12:12).
God
did not create evil and He did not create satan. Scripture clearly
informs us that Lucifer fell and became satan. I think it would be a
great error to suggest in any way that God created satan as a
purposeful adversary. This would amount to suggesting that God is an
ally of satan and by extension imply that God not only planned evil
but is Himself the master behind all evil. I shudder to even mention
such a notion but yet it is not uncommon for many to entertain the
subtle misdirection that God being creator of all things must have
also created satan – there is a 'yes' and 'no' there that is
critical to distinguish.
A
host of angels fell along with satan and they are the demons we
battle against
It
is a widely held belief that satan took a third of the angels with
him when he fell (Revelation 12:4). We can be sure that the devil
directs angels under him. Jesus Himself reveals this when He tells us
about the everlasting fire that has been prepared for "the
devil and his angels"
(Matthew
25:41). We find further confirmation in Revelation 12:7 where we have
a depiction of the war in Heaven with Michael and his angels warring
against satan and
his angels.
We
also discover that these same angels of satan are the evil spirits
responsible for demonizing people. In His speech and responses, our
Lord seamlessly interchanges the name satan, demons, evil spirits and
enemy as a matter of course (Matthew 12: 22-29; Luke 10:17-20; Luke
13:10-16). The most telling passage is from Luke 10:17-20 when the
seventy returned with the jubilant report that even demons
were
subject to them in Jesus' name. Immediately Jesus recounts His
witness of satan
falling
from Heaven, He gives them authority over the enemy
but
also cautions them not to rejoice that spirits
are
subject to them but rather because their names have been written in
Heaven. Jesus could not have been ignorant of the origin of demons.
It is quite conclusive that fallen angels are the same evil spirits
that Jesus cast out of the oppressed. The Bible is clear that the
demonic spirits that bind and oppress men are of the devil. (e.g.
Luke 4:35; 13:16).
The
realm of angels is outside of our physical space. In this
relationship between spiritual light, mass and energy, angels act as
messengers or
agents
of change
in
the prophetic sense, causing God's word/will to be carried out in the
earthly/physical realm. Angels are not the only means by which God
"accomplishes things," (i.e., His Messiah, Holy Spirit and
the Shekina are all said to have such roles, even haSatan and the
other evil angels serve God's purpose).
Interaction
between the spiritual sphere and the physical world are critical to
the operation of authority in both spheres.
Put
on the full armour of God, so that you can take your stand against
the devil's schemes. For our struggle is not against flesh and blood,
but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers
of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the
heavenly realms (Eph 6:11-12).
The
spiritual powers of evil are attracted to authority and people with
authority. If they can influence a person with authority, they can
amplify their power on earth. When Daniel was praying about the
situation of the exiles in Persia, God revealed that the power
driving the situation was a spiritual being called the Prince of
Persia.
But
the prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me twenty-one days; and
behold, Michael, one of the chief princes, came to help me, for I had
been left alone there with the kings of Persia (Dan 10:13).
“ For
Jesus had commanded the unclean spirit to come out of the man. Many
times it had seized him, and though he was bound with chains and
shackles, he had broken the chains and been driven by the demon into
solitary places.“What is your name?” Jesus asked. “Legion,”
he answered, because many demons had gone into him. And the demons
kept begging Jesus not to order them to go into the abyss.…”
- Luke 8
To
Summon Angels and/or Enter heavenly realms:
1.
The first thing to do is to acknowledge the Holy Spirit, The Eternal
Spirit of Jesus and the Angels.. You can do this by saying the
following out loud or silently in your mind: "I call on The Holy
Spirit, The Spirit of Jesus, and the Holy Angels with a true,
heartfelt intent to feel their presence and protection!"
2.
Then close your eyes, and quiet your mind for a few moments to center
yourself.
3.
As you are sitting or standing there, pay attention to your body.
4.
Notice any sensations that may start to come over you.
5.
Some people feel:
-
Tingling (angel energy)
-
Itching (angel feathers rubbing against you)
-
Coolness (angel wings wrapping around you),
-
Warmth (your angel hugging you)
-
Heat (several angels standing around you)
-
Chills (angel's healing you)
-
Or a variety of sensations
6.
After about 5 or 10 minutes, slowly open your eyes!
7.
Go outside, preferably at night, under the night sky
8.
Look for Orion Constellation
9.
Take out your crucifix or a cross of any type will suffice
10.Make
sure the cross is upright
11.
Position the cross towards the Orion
12.
Make sure your cross and Orion are aligned together
13.
Say the following: Archangel (insert name of angel here) come to me
now and bring me (say what you want here).
Archangel Raphael
Raphael
is the archangel of healers and healing who draws close to those who
ask for him when they are in any kind of pain.
A
host of almighty angels accompanies Raphael as he surrounds the sick
and needy in the green light of his halo. It’s even possible to see
emerald sparks fly when he’s close.
Raphael
will continue working with us to help open our hearts and minds to
the healing power of the universe and spirit.
Archangel Michael
Michael
is the leader of all angels and his main purpose is to rid the earth
and its people of all toxins associated with fear.
The
humans he enlists and works with are called ”lightworkers” and
Michael encourages them to perform healing for the good of the world.
Michael
carries a dazzling sword and he also has an incredible knack for
fixing electrical goods such as computers and phones.
Archangel Gabriel
Gabriel
is said to have brought Jesus of Nazareth to Mary and she now guides
hopeful parents through conception and pregnancy or adoption.
Her
second role is as a messenger angel and she can help people who have
jobs in art or communication express themselves.
Gabriel
is known as a very powerful and strong archangel and when she is
called upon, she will push the person into action.
Archangel Jophiel
Jophiel
is the archangel of art and beauty who helps us think positive
thoughts and see the wonder in the world around us.
This
archangel helps us slow down from the hectic pace of life and pay
attention to creating beauty in our homes and relationships.
People
say that it’s very pleasant to be around archangel Jophiel because
she has a positive and uplifting energy like that of a best friend.
Archangel Metatron
Metatron
is the youngest of the archangels as he is said to be one of only two
angels who were alive at the same time as humans.
This
helps him to act as a messenger between earth and heaven and he works
tirelessly to help us understand the angel realms.
Metatron
has a fiery energy that is focused like a laser beam and he helps
troubled children—especially those with spiritual gifts.
To
use Raphael say:
“Baruch
atah Adonai Raphael, Melekh olam Dvn h'vlmvt hshmmm, N mtfll lch ltt
l lhchns ltchvm shlchrn”
To
use Michael say:
“Baruch
atah Adonai Michael, Melekh olam Dvn h'vlmvt hshmmm, N mtfll lch ltt
l lhchns ltchvm shlchrn”
And
so on. Whichever angel you wish to use to enter the spiritual
heavenly realms, say that angel’s name in the above prayer.
“Baruch
atah Adonai <angel name here>, Melekh olam Dvn h'vlmvt hshmmm,
N mtfll lch ltt l lhchns ltchvm shlchrn”
Which
simply means you are begging them to let you enter their realm. The
most important thing in this ceremony is the upright cross, for
heavenly realms.
Make
sure they are both aligned together when trying to enter those sacred
realms. Also, this will require many tries, and you will have to
learn to behave in those realms. These angels have likes and dislikes
in their realms and they will take time to allow you in. Sometimes
they decline to let you enter their regions.
The
rejected are mostly sinners. Tough luck sinners! Enjoy hell!
But
these evil people prefer going to hell and other realms, and they
want to meet satan and all the cool people. No worries! I know just
how to enter hell in this life before death! Hell, the realm of
devils, demons, djinns, ghosts, ghouls, spirits, vampires, and other
so called mythical beings!
To
Summon Demons and/or Enter hell/demon realms:
1.
The first thing to do is to acknowledge the UnHoly Spirit, The
Eternal Spirit of Satan and the Fallen Angels.. You can do this by
saying the following out loud or silently in your mind: "I call
on The UnHoly Spirit, The Spirit of Satan, and the UnHoly Angels with
a true, heartfelt intent to feel their presence and protection!"
2.
Then close your eyes, and quiet your mind for a few moments to center
yourself.
3.
As you are sitting or standing there, pay attention to your body.
4.
Notice any sensations that may start to come over you.
5.
Some people feel:
-
Tingling (angel energy)
-
Itching (angel feathers rubbing against you)
-
Coolness (angel wings wrapping around you),
-
Warmth (your angel hugging you)
-
Heat (several angels standing around you)
-
Chills (demons healing you)
-
Or a variety of sensations
6.
After about 5 or 10 minutes, slowly open your eyes!
7.
Go outside, preferably at night, under the night sky
8.
Look for Orion Constellation
9.
Take out your crucifix or a cross of any type will suffice
10.Make
sure the cross is inverted
11.
Position the cross towards the Orion
12.
Make sure your cross and Orion are aligned together
13.
Say the following: Demon (insert name of demon here) come to me now
and bring me (say what you want here).
“Baruch
atah Adonai <demon name here>, Melekh olam Dvn h'vlmvt hshmmm,
N mtfll lch ltt l lhchns ltchvm shlchrn”
Which
simply means you are begging them to let you enter their realm. The
most important thing in this ceremony is the inverted cross, for
demon/hell realms.
Make
sure the inverted cross is pointed towards Orion or the Southern
Cross when trying to enter those sacred realms. Also, this will
require many tries, and you will have to learn to behave in those
realms. These demons/vampires/entities have likes and dislikes in
their realms and they will take time to allow you in. Sometimes they
decline to let you enter their regions. The rejected are mostly
believers. Tough luck good people! Enjoy heaven you boring
fucks!
Sometimes
the devils require you to burn the inverted cross with a human
sacrifice upside down on it.
Good
luck!
Disclaimer:
This is a satirical article, not to be taken seriously.
