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.uoy thguat amaM tahw rebmemeR .sretsis dna srehtorb ruoy htiw neveaH ni yalp dna esir yam uoy os gnorts sevlesruoy teg dna yrgnuh nehw tae .eviterca teg dna syaw tnereffid ni snossel sremotsuc eht hcaet .meht tae t'nod ,ffats dna tnemeganam eht tcapseR .mih evol dna tsurt ot ereh ngised etisbew eht si madA apaP taht dna gnihctaw si htiliL amaM taht dneirbmeR .letoH recifuL ot syt tiW emocleW
The word “demon” has been misunderstood. Demons are not beings with souls; they are soulless dark energy, often seen as black goop—energies that beings of love and light transmute and clear.
When people call themselves demons, they are actually identifying as dark angels. Dark angels, unlike demons, have light. They simply work more closely with shadow and darkness, having greater experience in navigating, managing, and transmuting demonic forces.
To prevent confusion in the collective, it is asked that those who resonate with this identity refer to themselves as dark angels rather than demons.
Likewise, the term “fallen angel” is also misleading, as it implies wrongdoing. In truth, such angels chose to descend into the earth plane and hell realms to serve in different ways. They are not “fallen,” but rather angels fulfilling another type of mission.
This clarification is given with love and respect, to uplift and bring unity in understanding.