Season One (Ep20) This week's episode of Lunch Time with Demons we are discussing fear and how that impacts people working with the infernal divine. Abella shares a recent interaction with King Asmodeus, who prompted her to address a pattern he noticed: many of his practitioners have been ignoring him. After Abella made a TikTok video asking why people were avoiding his call, it unexpectedly gained traction, revealing three common reasons fear, lack of time, or not realizing he was reaching out and now feeling guilty. Bella explains that these reactions touched her deeply, prompting her to explore the emotional and spiritual roots of avoiding the divine, particularly when it asks something of us. We unpack why practitioners fear engaging with infernal entities, emphasizing cultural conditioning, survival-mode thinking, and the demonizing narratives created by monotheistic traditions. We explain how historical lore, grimoires, and centuries of adversarial framing have shaped modern fears, even though these beings are far more complex and evolutionary than their demonized reputations suggest. The hosts encourage listeners to deconstruct the inherited rules, fears, and assumptions handed down by society and religion, pointing out that most of these "rules" are human-made constructs. By examining origins, cultural context, and personal conditioning, they argue that fear of entities like Asmodeus often reflects deeper fears of facing inner work, confronting imbalance, and stepping out of survival mode.

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