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Im looking for a way to keep a personal Demon.

cliffordhawkins281 min to read

Okay, so I was wondering if anybody could help me with gaining my own Demon? Not as property of course, but an entity that will help protect me and talk to me as it would having a close personaly friend. Is there any way I can get this done?

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Okay, so I was wondering if anybody could help me with gaining my own Demon? Not as property of course, but an entity that will help protect me and talk to me as it would having a close personaly friend. Is there any way I can get this done?

everyone has a guardian demon. maybe even more than one. they are with us from the day we are born. when we open our psychic senses , we learn to see and hear them. this takes time and practice. in some cases your guardian demon will contact you him/herself. they must be respected as always and not be taken advantage of! they may be our guardians but they're still Satan's Demons

HAIL SATAN

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You can bond with a demon easily, though 'keeping' them would not be
that wise. They deserve freedom, and I doubt they will be free all
the time to stay with you only, since most would need to go and help
others (especially guardian and higher ranking ones) - so if you
expect your demon to protect you, of course they will, but remember
they may not be there all the time. However, go onto the TOZ site and
research up on the pages about the demons. If you see one which you
think you would most likely be able to team up and bond with, then try
it out, and you may get yourself a valuable friend.

On 22/07/2009, cliffordhawkins28 <[ email redacted ] wrote:
Okay, so I was wondering if anybody could help me with gaining my own Demon?
Not as property of course, but an entity that will help protect me and talk
to me as it would having a close personaly friend. Is there any way I can
get this done?




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