I appreciate your point of view and your sincere expression of what you see, but I know it’s truly confusing and complicated. As for communication, demons do indeed have many different ways of communicating; including the ability to enter the body of the person who summons them and take up residence there—a phenomenon that is real and attested to by reality. In this sense, they are real, but they are like air, for example: they can enter the human body and flow through it just as air flows through the blood, then exit with every breath. They can also communicate with humans through the heart, imparting feelings and sensations, They can even communicate through images, transmitting a distant reality directly to a person’s mind and consciousness. It is as if the person is recalling a place they have never visited but can describe it with precision, just as the image was accurately conveyed to their consciousness and memory. In fact, they have a direct mental connection with humans—and this is not limited to demons but applies to the jinn in general or any unseen creature beyond the realm of the physical senses. I see the universe as consisting of dense layers, the outermost of which is the visible shell, and within it, like the core of a fruit, are seven worlds arranged like concentric circles, and demons or spirits can, through the knowledge of names or words, pass from one world to another; for what words bring forth, words can also expel, but they are separate entities—and I emphasize the word “separate”—they are not a product of human imagination or mere figments of thought, but rather other entities, other beings who have their own likes and dislikes. They are not purely good; they eat, drink, and breathe, though in a manner different from humans. There is also good and evil among them, and they have their own desires—indeed, illusions of their own. What I meant was that considering demons to be part of the human mind—that all this talk is an illusion and pure nonsense created by the imaginations or delusions of those who believe in them...
As for the truth, the truth is the truth—it is not something relative, as we believe. The relativity we claim is, in fact, a single truth that others perceive. You see on your screen what I am writing, and all the inhabitants of the earth will see it; therefore, it is a fact that I wrote it. Here, the actual truth dispels any illusion, As for the human mind’s perception of the forms of spirits, their manifestations, or even interaction with them—these are not aspects of the truth, but rather distinct realities. To put it simply: does someone who summons, say, Baimon, really think he’ll appear in person every time? Anyone who thinks that the King of a realm and Ruler of millions of spirits would abandon all his duties to come sit, listen, and discuss a matter that might be trivial to him is a person of primitive and shallow thinking. Spirits have representatives—various forms of assistants—who answer every questioner. These representatives possess varying degrees of strength and weakness, different forms, and changing modes of manifestation depending on their power, element, the nature of the day and hour of their appearance, and even the type of incense or medium used. All of these factors are determined by the spirits before they manifest to you, That is why I warn all students and practitioners to be mindful of this simple deception that many fall for. For example, someone might say, “I saw the spirit in the form of a lion, a beast, a golden or yellow snake, a bear, or any other such form,” while another might see a benevolent spirit in the form of, say, a cheetah with its right leg severed and two horns? Here we must clarify that the one who appeared to you is not Imbon, but rather the entity known as the Black Maimon. In this case, this one is the prince, while the other is the king…?! And so, if he appears in the form of a very tall, strong black man with blue eyes, then this is the Blue Maimun, and here he will work with you, for example, to bring you romantic love. But if he appears with a sword and eyes as red as flames, then this is the Swordsman Maimun; if you ask him for love, he will not answer you, but if you ask him to banish any demon or subdue any jinn, he will do so—and he may even perform supernatural feats, such as splitting a wall, a tree, or an animal for you, to give a rough example.
As Robyn Hitchcock put it: "Wisdom cannot be transmitted".
