Season Two (Ep17) Abella opens the episode with some springtime enthusiasm before thanking her Patreon supporters and recapping a recent virtual game night event. She explains that she's shifting her Patreon content away from traditional lecture-style teaching toward what she calls "integration teaching" using playful, low-pressure activities like games to help practitioners open their spiritual channels. She promotes an upcoming event called "Channeling Chaos" on May 3rd, where participants will use short-burst roleplay scenarios to practice channeling the divine beings they work with, with the goal of reducing the anxiety and self-doubt that can block spiritual connection. The episode continues with a deep dive into channeling what it is, how Abella came to understand it, and why surrender is the key to doing it well. Drawing on her own journey as a medium (including her early exposure to Taoist and Solomonic mentors before finding her path working with Lucifer), she argues that self-acceptance is the single most important factor in developing spiritual abilities. Using the Disney film Pocahontas as a teaching parable, she encourages listeners to stop fighting for control and instead flow with the current of the divine, trusting that the gods who choose to channel through a person already know that person's limitations and can work with them. She closes by reminding listeners that laughter and joy are underrated spiritual tools, and that releasing fear and pressure is what truly opens the channel.

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Season Two (Ep16) This episode of Lunchtime with Demons, opens with some casual catch-up Ryan shares that his new job at RitualCravt has been going well, with a steady flow of customers ranging from complete beginners to seasoned practitioners, while Bella mentions finishing Book 1 of Numos and moving on to Book 2. After some lighthearted banter about a beautiful photo of the shop's skylights and a few tangents into morality and Satanism (spoiler: no cannibalism), the episode settles into its main theme: time. Bella introduces the concept of linear vs. nonlinear time, explaining that humans are generally bound to a past-present-future structure, while divine beings exist within time the way a person stands in the ocean touching all of it at once. She uses this as a launchpad to explore string theory, dimensions, quantum particles, and how one's perception and belief system can literally shift how time is experienced. The episode moves into our UPG(unverified personal gnosis) and practical side of working with time and timelines. Bella shares her own experiences with intentional timeline jumping including a cryptic but compelling story about a physical object that tangibly shifted between timelines, backed by photos that she hasn't yet received divine permission to share publicly. Both hosts discussed the importance of living in the present moment rather than over-planning the future, arguing that real control only exists now, and that obsessive future-planning is essentially "boxing with the universe." They wrap up by connecting timeline work to manifestation, suggesting the two are essentially the same practice, and tease a potential Patreon Zoom masterclass on the topic. The episode closes on an uplifting note, encouraging listeners to claim their lives, break limiting patterns, and let the present moment be beautiful and magical.

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Season Two (Ep15) This episode of Lunchtime with Demons takes a deeper dive into the 6 pathways of practice.

TRANSACTIONAL- This is the most straightforward approach: "I give, you give." Offerings, rituals, and promises are exchanged for a specific outcome and whether it is for protection, prosperity, knowledge, or influence the transaction is clear. • Strengths: Clear structure, quick results, direct expectations. • Caution: When the relationship is only ever transactional, it can remain shallow. Like any contract, once the exchange is over, so is the bond.

NON TRANSACTION - Here, the connection becomes more like friendship or kinship. You speak, share, and honor them not because you expect something in return, but because you value the relationship itself. • Strengths: Builds genuine trust and intimacy. Opens the door to deeper bonds. • Caution: Like human friendships, this requires reciprocity of attention and care. It's not about keeping score, but about showing up.

CO EVOLUTION - This path is about personal growth alongside the Divine. You seek their guidance, correction, or perspective, and in turn, allow yourself to be reshaped. They become the mirrors and teachers, showing you your blind spots and helping refine your character. WORSHIP • Strengths: Fosters transformation and resilience. Creates a living mentorship dynamic. • Caution: Growth is rarely comfortable. Be ready for them to challenge you where it matters most.

CO-CREATION - Here you partner with them as collaborators. You bring your skills, ideas, and creativity, while they contribute insight, inspiration, and momentum. Together, you manifest art, projects, rituals, or structures in the world. • Strengths: Produces tangible outcomes infused with the divine essence. Deepens the sense of shared purpose. • Caution: Requires humility. You must be willing to let their vision mingle with yours without clinging to sole ownership.

SERVICE - This approach is less about what you want, and more about aligning yourself with their will. You become their hands, carrying out work in the world that reflects their current or ancient desires...whether that's dismantling structures, amplifying truths, or creating sanctuaries. • Strengths: Anchors devotion in action. Builds a life of purpose beyond self-interest. • Caution: Service must be entered freely, not from fear. Otherwise, it becomes enslavement rather than devotion

WORSHIP - At its core, worship is reverence. Prayers, hymns, invocations, offerings and all acts of devotion that place them at the center of your altar or practice. • Strengths: Deepens awe and reverence. Creates powerful ritual bonds. • Caution: Worship alone can keep them on a pedestal, and this sometimes can be useful, but it may also prevent intimacy if that's what you seek

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Season Two (Ep14) This episode of Lunchtime with Demons explores the complexity of intuition, challenging the common idea that it's simply about getting the "right" answer. Through an interactive tarot exercise, Abella demonstrates that intuition is a layered experience involving sensations, emotions, symbols, and personal associations rather than direct, concrete identification. Ryan's responses highlight how intuitive impressions are filtered through individual perception what feels "grounding" or "calming" may connect to different elements depending on the person. The discussion emphasizes that true intuitive skill lies in interpreting subtle nuances and energetic impressions, not just correctly naming something like a tarot card. The conversation then shifts into a deeper, more critical examination of intuition, stressing how easily it can be distorted by personal bias, past experiences, and emotional conditioning. Abella and Ryan point out that what many people consider "gut feelings" are often projections, learned patterns, or protective responses shaped by trauma and social influence. Developing genuine intuition requires self-awareness, practice, and the ability to question one's own narratives. Abella illustrates this with a personal story where she initially misjudged someone based on insecurity, ultimately realizing that her intuition was clouded by her own internal biases. The episode concludes by reinforcing that intuition is not infallible, it is a skill that must be refined through discernment, honesty, and ongoing inner work.

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In this episode of Morbid Monday, Abella and her friend Angela explore the evolving nature of friendship, especially those formed online. Abella shares her early hesitation after experiencing competition and betrayal but explains how she eventually reopened herself to meaningful connections. Angela emphasizes that online friendships are not inherently more dangerous than in-person ones, but they require discernment, boundaries, and self-awareness. Their story from meeting on TikTok to eventually connecting in real life shows how digital relationships can become genuine and grounded. The conversation highlights that healthy friendships should feel easy, safe, and mutually supportive, without competition or performance. Ultimately, they encourage listeners to recognize red flags, honor their boundaries, and invest in relationships that are reciprocal and nourishing.

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Season Two (Ep13) This episode of Lunchtime with Demons unfolds as an intentionally unstructured, deeply personal conversation driven by Bella's current spiritual evolution and the nearing completion of her book Numos. Prompted guidance from Lucifer, Bella reflects on an intense, largely private transformational period in her practice one that has required isolation, emotional processing, and a withdrawal from external validation. The discussion centers on the nature of the self, spiritual growth as a cyclical and often solitary process, and the discomfort of confronting inner truths without relying on others as sounding boards. We both emphasize that while these experiences can feel isolated, they are universal in pattern, reinforcing the idea that no one is truly alone even when the journey feels deeply personal. As the conversation deepens, Bella shares vulnerable insights from her past, connecting childhood experiences of loneliness, conditional relationships, and feeling like a "mirror" for others to her present-day struggles with belonging and self-worth. She explores how these early dynamics led to patterns of over-giving and seeking validation through others, ultimately realizing that "people are not homes" and cannot provide true emotional security. The episode highlights the danger of trauma bonding what Bella calls the "friend" response alongside fight, flight, freeze, and fawn and how it can trap individuals in unhealthy cycles. Raven adds his own parallel experiences, reinforcing the theme of early independence and evolving family roles. Together, they frame healing as an inward process: learning to create safety, worth, and stability within oneself rather than chasing it externally.

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Season Two (Ep12) This behind-the-scenes episode of Lunchtime with Demons blends casual banter with deeper personal reflection as we introduce a new format focused on sharing our own lived experiences within our spiritual practices. We emphasize that these episodes are designed to offer listeners a more intimate look at our journeys, highlighting that growth and insight can come from both seasoned practitioners and beginners alike. The conversation explores how individual spiritual paths can feel surprisingly similar despite differences in experience, reinforcing the idea that time spent practicing doesn't determine the validity or depth of one's experiences. As the discussion becomes more personal, Bella opens up about her past tendency to avoid vulnerability by deflecting conversations and how that impacted her friendships. She reflects on learning to balance boundaries with openness, recognizing the importance of trust and mutual sharing in meaningful relationships. The episode also touches on grief and transformation, as Bella shares the emotional significance of her anniversary with Asmodeus, which coincides with the anniversary of her father's death. This moment illustrates how joy, mourning, and spiritual devotion can coexist, offering a nuanced perspective on healing, personal evolution, and the deeply individual nature of spiritual connection.

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Season Two (Ep11) This episode of Lunchtime with Demons explores the historical and philosophical overlap between demonolatry, occult practice, and BDSM culture. We discuss how both kink and occult traditions have long been misunderstood, stigmatized, and persecuted by dominant religious and social systems. We trace the roots of ritualized power exchange and eroticized pain back to ancient cultures such as Mesopotamia and Ancient Greece, referencing devotional practices tied to deities like Inanna and Enki. The conversation highlights how these practices were once integrated into spiritual and ritual contexts before later becoming demonized, particularly during the rise of Christian moral frameworks that associated bodily pleasure and pain with sin and shame. We examine the psychological and philosophical evolution of BDSM terminology, noting how figures such as Marquis de Sade and Leopold von Sacher‑Masoch helped introduce modern language for sadism and masochism in the 18th and 19th centuries. Beyond history, the discussion focuses on the parallels between ethical BDSM practice and occult work especially the importance of negotiation, consent, self-knowledge, and clearly communicating desires and boundaries. Abella argues that just as participants must negotiate a BDSM scene, practitioners should approach deity or spirit work with the same level of autonomy and dialogue. Ultimately, the episode frames both kink and occult practice as transformative processes that can lead to self-liberation, embodiment, and the breaking of social taboos when approached consciously and responsibly.

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Season Two (Ep10) In this episode of Lunchtime with Demons, we introduce a new tarot-focused series beginning with the final card of the Major Arcana: The World. Rather than starting with The Fool, we intentionally begin at the end of the journey to explore the broader, "macrocosmic" perspective of tarot. We explain that The World represents completion, integration, and the culmination of the spiritual journey depicted in the Major Arcana. The card symbolizes the moment when the seeker realizes their connection to the universe and recognizes their own power and role within it. We also discuss the imagery commonly found in the card such as the wreath of victory and the four symbolic creatures representing elements and directions highlighting how these symbols reflect balance, alchemy, and the harmony of mind, body, spirit, and will. The conversation emphasizes that The World is rarely interpreted as a final ending but as the closing of one cycle and the beginning of another. When it appears upright in a reading, it can signify achieving a milestone, stepping into a new phase of life, or embodying the results of personal growth and manifestation. When reversed, the card suggests that someone is close to that transformation but may need introspection, refinement, or course correction before fully stepping into it. Throughout the discussion, we frame the card as an empowering archetype one that encourages reflection on how far a person has come and reminds listeners that spiritual and personal evolution happens in cycles, with each completion eventually leading back to the curiosity and new beginnings represented by the Fool.

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Season Two (Ep9) In this episode of Lunchtime with Demons, we open with playful banter about unusual weather patterns in Denver and New York, using static electricity, snow totals, and shifting jet streams as a lighthearted entry point into a much deeper topic: manifestation. Bella shares that she's developing a Manifestation Masterclass and possibly a book, emphasizing that true manifestation requires integration over time rather than a quick, three-hour "think positive" fix. She critiques what she sees as toxic positivity and the oversimplified "just will it and it will happen" narrative, arguing that manifestation is not delusion or blind faith. Instead, she describes it as a long-term refining process like blacksmithing or sword-making where years of effort, setbacks, and inner work gradually shape the outcome. Drawing inspiration from shows like Blue Eye Samurai, she compares the journey to forging and quenching a blade: intense, repetitive, and requiring patience before the final tempering. Bella explains that while there may be brief, intentional moments of "fake it till you make it," sustained manifestation demands accountability, self-awareness, and consistent action. The universe, she says, does not respond emotionally to desperation or self-deception; it responds to alignment and effort. She likens long-term success to the idea that it takes years to become an "overnight success," stressing that unseen labor precedes visible results. To ground manifestation in psychology rather than mysticism alone, she offers a practical two-week challenge based on attention training like noticing more red cars after deciding to look for them. Just as the brain filters for survival relevance, directing focus intentionally changes what enters conscious awareness. For Bella, manifestation works similarly: what we deliberately attune to expands in our perception and experience but only when paired with sustained inner and outer work.

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