The Demonic Vision That Ended His Satanism 😳
A man recounts his high school involvement with Satanism and witchcraft in the 1980s, describing how he was acting out a demonic possession scene while drinking with friends when he experienced a supernatural vision of a demonic figure that prompted him to abandon his occult interests and seek refuge in church.
Summary
The speaker describes being introduced to Satanism and witchcraft by a friend during high school in the 1980s. His involvement included studying occult figures like Aleister Crowley and signing pacts with the devil. He became deeply immersed in horror culture, watching every horror film available and adopting mannerisms from characters like Freddy Krueger. During a drinking session at a friend's house (with no drugs involved, only beer), he decided to act out a demon possession scene he had seen in a movie. The scene involved mimicking dual voices—one fighting the demon and one as the demon itself—and culminated with him laughing as the demon character to show the demon had won and possessed him. While performing this scene and facing the back of a couch, as he rolled over mid-laughter, he claims to have seen a watery, supernatural image of a demon or the devil looking at him with a smile and beckoning him with the words "Come here." This experience terrified him so profoundly that he did not sleep that night and walked to church, marking a turning point away from his involvement with Satanism.
Key Insights
- The speaker studied Aleister Crowley and signed pacts with the devil as part of his high school Satanism involvement in the 1980s
- He immersed himself in horror films as a means of deepening his engagement with demonic themes, watching films alphabetically from A to Z
- The speaker claims that while acting out a demon possession scene he had witnessed in a movie, he saw a supernatural image of a demon or devil that smiled at him and said 'Come here'
- The vision occurred while he was intoxicated with beer but had not taken any hallucinogenic drugs
- The supernatural experience was so impactful that he did not sleep that night and walked to church, suggesting an immediate spiritual conversion
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[0:00] I think I read somewhere that you got into Satanism. [music] >> I had a friend introduce me to witchcraft and Satanism and this is in high school in the 80s. You [music] start studying Aleister Crowley and signing pacts with the devil, things like that. I would go to the horror section and I'd get A to Z and watch every [music] single movie they had. I would pretend to talk like Freddy Krueger but worse. I was spending the night at a house. We were drinking and no hallucinogenics, [music] nothing like that, just beer. I was acting like a scene that I'd seen in one of the movies where it was a demon possession. So, I'm…
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