Demonology vs Angelology: Why Angels Are More Powerful Than Demons

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A Cryptic Chronicles host explains angelology, biblically accurate angels, Nephilim spirits and the 72 names of God, and why he says occultists call on angels instead of demons. Tim runs the Cryptic Chronicles podcast, covering everything from druids to demonology to the backrooms, and he lays out his view of the occult while saying plainly that he doesn't claim to know anything as fact. Tim answers the questions you'll want answered. What are demons really, and where do they come from? Why does he say the spirits of the Nephilim are the unclean spirits people call demons? Why are biblically accurate angels terrifying, from four headed cherubim to seraphim covered in eyes? What is the holy guardian angel and the six month Abramelin ritual, and what do people think happened to Aleister Crowley? Who is Raziel, the angel of secrets, and why does Tim call him the first angel anyone should work with? The conversation also covers John Keel and the ultraterrestrials, Enochian magic and John Dee, the Ars Goetia and King Solomon, the 72 names of God hidden in the Psalms with the 72 angels tied to them, ascended masters, the Golden Dawn, how imagination works as the astral plane, ritual emotion, manifestation, the Robert Monroe approach to the speed of thought, and how targeted individuals get stuck in fear. Rye also shares his own experience of seeing his grandmother in a place she wasn't. If you're into angelology, demonology, the Book of Enoch, Nephilim, occult podcasts and high strangeness, this one's for you. Subscribe to Codega's Codex of Curiosities for more paranormal, occult and unexplained stories.In This Episode• Tim, host of Cryptic Chronicles, explains angelology and why he says occultists who want something done call on angels, not demons. • Where demons come from: the unclean spirits of the Nephilim, with a power gap from natural angels that he compares to you and a toddler. • Why Tim treats every religion and ideology as an interface to an ineffable universe, and why he says nobody really knows. • John Keel's ultraterrestrials, and why entities may take forms we can comprehend, like a Dogman, Bigfoot, a demon or an angel. Rye also shares seeing his grandmother 20 miles from where she was. • Biblically accurate angels: four headed cherubim with fiery swords, seraphim with eyes on their wings, rings and thrones, and why scripture keeps saying be not afraid. • The holy guardian angel and the six month Abramelin ritual, and why some people think Aleister Crowley's attempt changed him. • Why Tim says angelology is more dangerous than demonology, plus the Enochian angels, John Dee and Edward Kelley. • The Ars Goetia, King Solomon, and the 72 names of God hidden in the Psalms with the 72 angels tied to them. • Raziel, the angel of secrets, who Tim says gave Adam the mysteries and can open the door to other angels. • How the ritual side works: shifting emotions, stillness outside linear time, imagination as the astral plane, and giving to others at the end. • Manifestation as belief that it's already done, Robert Monroe and the speed of thought, targeted individuals, and where to find Tim. Best Line of the Night "People think that demonology is dangerous. Demonology is not dangerous compared to angelology." Tim, on why angel work is the heavier path.Tim can be found: Website: www.crypticchronicles.com Podcast: Cryptic Chronicles, on any podcast appNewsletter and social media: linked on crypticchronicles.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/codega-s-codex-of-curiosities--6244705/support.📬Inquiries: [email protected]📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channe...💻Website: www.codegascodex.comSupport the Show!🛒Codega's Store: https://codegas-bodega-shop.fourthwall.com/📦Amazon: https://www.amazon.com.mx/hz/w...DisclaimerThe views and opinions expressed by guests on Codega's Codex of Curiosities are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of Rye Voss or the podcast. Guests are invited to share their experiences, perspectives, and claims for discussion. We encourage listeners to think critically, conduct their own research, and form their own conclusions.

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