skinwalker
Rising Star
so i was smoking a buddy up today for the first time, and as this guy went under he met a giant rotating cube (or diamond..i'm alittle confused). He said it had what looked like celtic crosses on each face of the cube/diamond. it of course was alive and demanded to know what he wanted. Being a good pupil listening to me he said he only wanted love and servitude and nothing more. It then began to discuss his life and he apparently then saw or was also speakin to a typical grey alien like creature. Well as this entity was reviewing his life and giving him advice. I was speaking softly to another friend in the background telling him that i'm still not convinced that these aliens/entities are 100% positive and may possible be demons in disguise. I told my other friend "the road to hell is paved with good intentions". the moment i said this apparently my other friend who was speaking to this alien creature, said the creature suddenly stopped talking and directed all of its attention at me and announced to him "ignore what he is saying, he doesnt know what he's talking about". I find this fascinating that whatever was speaking with him picked up and was concerned by my comment.
My question now is... I think this may help reveal its true intentions, but how do you interpret this?
my concerns rise from the "evil daemon" concept presented by the philospher René Descartes
My question now is... I think this may help reveal its true intentions, but how do you interpret this?
my concerns rise from the "evil daemon" concept presented by the philospher René Descartes
Evil demon - Wikipedia
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René Descartes hypothesises the existence of an evil daemon, a personification who is "as clever and deceitful as he is powerful, who has directed his entire effort to misleading me." The evil daemon presents a complete illusion of an external world, including other people, to Descartes' senses, where in fact there is no such external world in existence. The evil genius also presents to Descartes' senses a complete illusion of his own body, including all bodily sensations, where in fact Descartes has no body. Most Cartesian scholars opine that the evil daemon is also omnipotent, and thus capable of altering mathematics and the fundamentals of logic.[1][2]