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There are subjects that remain in the shadows until the culture is ready to look at them differently.
Demonology is one of them.
Why is this ancient subject resurfacing now? Why are so many people becoming curious about demons, possession, spirits, occult traditions, and the darker dimensions of human experience?
And perhaps more importantly:
What are we actually looking at when we look into the darkness?
In this episode, we step beyond the sensationalism and the stereotypes to explore demonology as a subject of history, spirituality, psychology, power, fear, projection, and human consciousness.
This isn’t about telling you what to believe.
It’s about asking better questions.
What have we called “evil” throughout history?
Why demonology?
Come sit with us in the liminal space between the Sacred + Profane.
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Nephtara Grace is a shaman, medicine woman, astrologer, strategist, and founder of The Sacred EXchange Academy. For more than a decade, she has guided individuals and organizations through profound transformation by bridging ancient wisdom with modern leadership, psychology, and practical strategy.
As the creator of The Sacred + Profane Podcast, Nephtara explores the subjects many avoid—sex, death, consciousness, spirituality, healing, power, and the evolving human experience. Through provocative conversations and timeless teachings, she helps illuminate what has long been hidden, empowering listeners to navigate personal and collective transformation with greater awareness, courage, and purpose.
Her work is dedicated to one mission:
Cementing a better future for all.