A Basic Paranormal View

It is a fact that if you have determined that demons exist, the opposite is true, that heavenly angels exist also. This can be attributed to physics and Newton's third law of motion: "For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction." There are many interpretations of this law which reflect metaphysical and occult meanings. Without any physical proof, it is nearly impossible to convince anyone of the spiritual planes or the existence of paranormal realities. When someone has determined their philosophy is that of a skeptic, or a skeptical believer it is probably due to no personal experience with paranormal encounters, or not enough encounters. For a skeptic to proclaim themselves a believer, they must have proof beyond a reasonable doubt, and sometimes pictures, and EVPs, are not enough viable proof. I believe that an increase in paranormal activity in the U.S. is attributed to television reality shows, radio shows, popular magazines and periodicals that have developed an interest in the paranormal as popular culture. Some people have developed this interest in communicating with elements of the paranormal and have achieved this through experimentation by use of ouija boards or conducting seances. By this act of emulating their favorite ghost hunter tv show and inviting entities to come forward to communicate, people have created an immense array of spiritual dangers. They have created the elements of a haunting that could get out of control as their lives become deeply affected. The paranormal is not a place, but a state of immense portals that are used by demonic and nonhuman entities to transport themselves through the spiritual realm. Demons are real and exist simply to come in contact with the living to seek the opportunity for a possession of a human soul; but there is a master plan associated for this paranormal activity that has a biblical context--a spiritual war by demons against mankind and God. This philosophy is not accepted by atheists, since they do not have a belief in God, who nonetheless may believe in the notion that ghosts may exist. Ephesians 6:12 is a good description of what the bible describes as the paranormal state, it doesn't specifically say this, nor does it describe this idea as hell--(For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the powers, against the world forces of this darkness, against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places.)