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My family was talking about going to a christening and my little brother goes "I can't go to church, my inner demons are gonna burn :("
Dude you're ten years old, what inner demons. You can't own land. You can't even make an ao3 account. WHAT INNER DEMONS.
ENTRY 657
Lorraine Warren in The Conjuring 2 said it best: "Your name gives me dominion over you demon, and I do know your name."
We’ve all heard the phrase “inner demons” at least once before. What these words actually represent is the personal, emotional, and/or psychological struggles a person faces within themselves.
Some of the most common traits of inner demons come in the form of addiction with crippling dependencies on things like drugs or sex, unresolved past traumas and triggers that haunt and taunt the mind, and negative thought patterns often governed by things like anxiety or pessimism.
So if I’m talking about thoughts and emotions, why bring up a movie based on demonic activity? Because the process is all the same. You have to identify the demons before you can slay them. By calling out and working on your addiction, trauma, or mental habits, you’re putting those inner demons to rest, barring the door so they can never have access again.
While it is true that each of these things can revisit you while you’re activity working against them and making process, it’s just like when someone knocks at your door or calls your phone, you don’t have to answer. This puts control back in your corner. More thoughts later.
I am the ashes, but I shall not rise, No phoenix wings will sweep across my skies. Primal fire consumed my sins and breath, And left me glowing in the house of death. A lonely light above the fallen's grave, To guide the innocent, the souls I save, Into the quiet where all sorrows cease: The sweet oblivion of eternal peace.
The most dangerous place to be is the prison of thoughts.
Seeking comfort in the things that destroy me.
Familiar pain over unknown healing.
My inner demons the minute I start feeling good about myself: