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Re: "lucifer segregated state of mind"?
Posted By: Eja In Response To: "lucifer segregated state of mind"? *NM* *LINK* (seshatasefekht)
Date: Wednesday, 15 February 2006, at 5:59 a.m.
The sinmonkey looked in the mirror and called what it saw.
The first words a demon says on taking possession of a body is 'I am home' and the last words it says as it is ejected from the unfortunate carcass of it's former host is, 'why have you been picking on me? what harm have I done?'.
The demon is a being that is supremely unaware of its own effects on the environment. Because it believes itself to be entitled to whatever catches it's sick eye, it actually takes offence whenever nature asserts her Self.
To the demon, nature is a curse because, all it (the demon) sees is what it's senses creates and, it's senses only create what is in the demonic nature. So, for a demon, truth will cut like a hot knife, reality will sting like a thousand bees and what you or I call sufficient nourishment only increases it's bottomless hunger.
'lucifer segregated state of mind' is the most genuine effort of self-analysis daffyD sinmonkey has made to date.
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