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| Oh what fools man be ... if they really knew the power of the devil, they would never open a box that "allegedly", contains one, nor would they buy one on eBay ...maybe the real evil is within those who sell such things... |
The good thing about all the "supernatural investigations" that go on for current reality TV shows... it is showing people, demonic activity is real as is the paranormal and supernatural... things that are never talked about in my native religion ...
In Jewish folklore and popular
belief an evil spirit which enters into a living person, cleaves to his soul, causes mental illness, talks through his mouth,
and represents a separate and alien personality is called a dibbuk. The
term appears neither in talmudic literature nor in the Kabbalah, where this
phenomenon is always called "evil spirit." (In talmudic literature it
is sometimes called ru'aḥ tezazit, and in the New
Testament "unclean spirit.") The term was introduced into
literature only in the 17th century from the spoken language of
German and Polish Jews. It is an abbreviation of dibbuk me-ru'aḥ ra'ah
("a cleavage of an evil spirit"), or dibbuk min ḥa-hiẓonim
("dibbuk from the outside"), which is found in man. The act of
attachment of the spirit to the body became the name of the spirit itself.
However, the verb davok ("cleave") is found throughout
kabbalistic literature where it denotes the relations between the evil spirit
and the body, mitdabbeket bo ("it cleaves itself to him").
Stories about dibbukim are
common in the time of the Second Temple and the
talmudic periods, particularly in the Gospels; they are not as prominent in
medieval literature. At first, the dibbuk was considered to be a devil
or a demon which entered the body of a sick person. Later, an explanation
common among other peoples was added, namely that some of the dibbukim
are the spirits of dead persons who were not laid to rest and thus became
*demons. This idea (also common in medieval Christianity) combined with the doctrine of *gilgul ("transmigration of
the soul") in the 16th century and became widespread and
accepted by large segments of the Jewish population, together with the belief
in dibbukim. They were generally considered to be souls which, on
account of the enormity of their sins, were not even allowed to transmigrate
and as "denuded spirits" they sought refuge in the bodies of living
persons. The entry of a dibbuk into a person was a sign of his having
committed a secret sin which opened a door for the dibbuk. A combination
of beliefs current in the non-Jewish environment and popular Jewish beliefs
influenced by the Kabbalah form these conceptions. The kabbalistic literature
of *Luria's disciples contains many stories and "protocols" about the
exorcism of dibbukim. Numerous manuscripts present detailed instructions
on how to exorcise them. The power to exorcise dibbukim was given to ba'alei
shem or accomplished Ḥasidim. They exorcised the dibbuk from the
body which was bound by it and simultaneously redeemed the soul by providing a tikkun
("restoration") for him, either by transmigration or by causing the dibbuk
to enter hell.
Dybbuks are an invention of Eastern European Jewish folklore. They're
supposedly a person who died, but who still needs to atone for a sin before
going to the afterlife. And they sometimes possess people. A Catholic would call this process "purgatory" ... some Jews and me too believe " purgatory" is here on earth ... of course the Jews call this the dibbuk on earth ... just a soul not "clean enough to go to heaven" needs atonement... we call it purgatory ...
There is no such thing as a Dybbuk Box in
Jewish folklore. The first one to exist was a wine cabinet that popped up on
eBay in 2003. It went viral when owner Kevin Mannis accompanied the listing
with a horror story he wrote about it (have to admit the man was creative and
very much the sales man), the story he wrote was about buying the Dybbuk box at
the estate sale of a Jewish woman.(it was a bullshit story, originating in his
mind only) Since then, as Barnum, said there is a sucker born every minute ,
other people have listed cabinets they call “Dybbuk Boxes” on eBay, for large
amounts of money and people buy them and claim supernatural events around them …
There
is a real evil here and it is that so many people invite into their lives demons or
chase evil… and you get what you want from evil … you ask it into your life and
it will come … for you are giving it your free will … the fascination with
Satan and the demonic is at epic proportions on earth… in all fashions …
humanity itself on many levels has and is releasing more and more demons on
earth … and they are feeding off of the fear surrounding the pandemic, anger at
being controlled by the State … and these demons are growing stronger, by this negative energy … plus with the State
shutting down religious institutions and not allowing people to worship God…
feeds the demons even more …
God
is real and demons are real … you have to choose, which side you are on and
once you do, you cannot, “play around
with negative energy” … it will rot your soul to its core …
So how much has Satan penetrated the thinking of mankind ... as someone to be embraced and welcomed into your life ... here is an example ... ads for dating Satan ... seems harmless enough and even makes Satan appear "cute and personable" ... nothing to fear about him ... all I can say is ..WOW ... freak'n WOW ... Satan has gone mainstream and hired a really good PR man... to dilute the truth of who he really is ... and 2020 was not the year of Satan ... his time is just beginning in 2021 and for at least the next 4 years ...
foot note ...
I choose to be a mystical spouse of Jesus Christ
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