Let’s consider that negative entities, evil ghosts, are earthbound spirits of humans that are suffering. Death is not the savior some may think it to be. What if a suffering soul were to die? Would the person still be lost and experience emotional pain? Yes, it is possible.

Let’s take the idea of fallen angels – tortured people, anguished thinking and punishing thoughts a bit further. Our actions on the planet seem to indicate we are highly unconscious. We could say that most of us are fallen angels, for we appear to be lost people too caught up in our earthly experience. We are what we think (when we allow ourselves to only think). The thoughts, then, may also be viewed as lost spirits, fallen angels. Such thoughts are of a lower state, the meaning of the word ‘fallen.’ These thoughts are energy, or spirit, and are debased, keeping us in constructs of the mind. The mind can produce thoughts of past and future, fear, and failure, condemnation and guilt. Yes, in a sense, we become the mind we become fallen angels, the result of the fallen messages in our heads. We do not live our lives in the present moment. We become trapped in mental concepts of past and future, lost for a season to who we truly are, numb to our true essence. When we are ruled by our minds and not our inner being, our awareness, the thinking created by the brain causes us to ‘fall’ when left to run on its own. They represent, symbolically, at the highest level, us: people. In contrast, fallen angels are messengers whose message does not come from a heart of love but is truly an expression of fear. Angels, ministering spirits, deliver messages of encouragement and guidance, always given with love as the initiator. When one speaks the spiritual truth or, better yet, expresses love and compassion toward another person, this is an enlightened message – words and actions that emanate from the core of one’s being. Angels are messengers, and fallen angels are messengers whose message is unenlightened. Such teachings, though, have created a great misunderstanding concerning fallen angels and even angels in general (read about Angels). By comparing ancient manuscripts primarily found within the Old and New Testaments, a misunderstanding of the original ideas (originally parables) spawned all sorts of instruction about devils. Other ancient writings, such as 1 Enoch and Jubilees, have also been used to fill in the holes of these supposed biblical lessons. And, the original, freeing messages became lost. Yipes – that is frightening!īut these incorrect teachings about fallen angels, demons, devils, Satan, Lucifer and the like have evolved over time into the fearful beliefs many believe, today. Those who accept Christ, they claim, will be saved from such wrath, including the eventual, eternal punishment waged by God against Satan, his fallen angels and unrepentant mankind. In Fundamental Christianity, for example, it is taught that fallen angels will one day be fully loosed upon the Earth, permitted by God to wreak the worst possible havoc in order for mankind to repent and accept Jesus as savior. They have even assigned them names (see Fallen Angel Names). Some teachings equate fallen angels with being demons who roam the Earth looking to inflict harm upon mankind. Let’s look at some different interpretations to consider. We prefer a metaphysical view of fallen angels and what they can be in our lives. It is claimed that this is an important spiritual conflict, largely unseen, and with heavenly, Holy angels of God combating the fallen angels who are under the charge of Satan (or Lucifer) – the Devil. With this belief, it is also taught by those fallen angels now rule the earth realm as evil, angelic principalities and powers. FALLEN ANGELS What Are Fallen Angels?Ĭertain religions, especially those prominent in the West, teach that fallen angels, once pure messengers of God, followed the Devil (or Satan) out of Heaven and unto the Earth in rebellion against the Creator.

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