shape of a thumb and forefinger pinching in such a force that it was manifesting into a bruise right in front of my eyes. I was furious that what ever it was could not show it’s face, nor made a noise when adults were present. That was until I demanded for it to make itself known. I said a quick prayer, spread some salt, cast and bound all of it’s force together and cast it to the watery abyss just as Christ did with the demons into the Swine (which are pigs by the way). Contacted a friend of mine at the Catholic Church, it is not an ordinary person at the church though. The Church within Church called the Opus Dei as I have had assistance from them before, it seems that if you speak the text in Latin, the Angel or Demon knows what you are saying. To bad they didn’t have a translator on that side. The Opus Dei assisted by asking certain questions about what happened, how long ago, did we notice anything else by the marks, does this happen often? The term demon derived from the Greek word ‘Daimon’ which actually means a supernatural being. I wonder how they knew to call it supernatural? Though it has commonly been looked at with an Evil Spirit the term originally meant a Spiritual being that influenced a person’s character. An Agathos Daimon (good spirit), was described at the Males Spirit. So, let me get this straight, if you were a man back in the Greek empire and your “spirit” was growing, you could have been so called possessed by the Agathos Daimon? That’s pretty screwed up, if we read it properly. That’s just as bad as calling the Mother of Jesus a Witch for having a Child without a Male reproductive part ever intersecting with her female system. There could be lots of variations for these causes, it’s just up to us what we believe could happen. Could there be good and bad spirits? I will discuss it further in the next issue.
Written by: Paul MacKay (Editor in Chief)