Astral larvae (also called energy parasites) are low-vibration entities that, according to various esoteric and spiritual traditions, attach themselves to people's etheric bodies or auras to feed on their vital energy.
Unlike Incubi or Succubi, which are considered “demons” with a certain consciousness, larvae are more often described as ‘parasites’ or “spiritual insects” without complex intelligence, acting purely on their instinct for survival.
Here are the key points to understanding them:
1. How are they formed?
It is believed that they do not always come from outside, but that we ourselves can “create” or attract them through:
Negative thoughts and emotions: hatred, envy, deep fear, or prolonged depression generate an energetic “density” that serves as nourishment for them.
Vices and addictions: excessive consumption of alcohol, drugs, or self-destructive behaviors weakens the aura and creates “cracks” through which these parasites enter.
Charged environments: places where there has been a lot of violence, pain, or physical and energetic dirt (such as hospitals, prisons, or homes with a lot of fighting).
2. Symptoms of having “larvae”
Those who believe in their existence mention that an “infestation” manifests itself as follows:
Extreme fatigue: you feel as if you have just woken up and have no energy left, as if you have been “drained.”
Insatiable cravings: sudden and strong desire to consume things that are harmful to you (sugar, alcohol, tobacco).
Physical pain with no medical cause:
Especially in the back, neck, shoulders, or stomach area.
Pessimism and confusion: Recurring thoughts that you don't feel are “yours” and that lead you to negativity.
3. How to eliminate them? (According to esoteric tradition)
In the world of esotericism, there are several popular methods for “cleansing” these energies:
Salt baths: Grain or sea salt is considered a powerful neutralizer of negative energy.
Sahumerios: Cleanse the space and your body with sandalwood, rue, rosemary, or copal incense smoke.
Protective stones: Use black tourmaline or wood such as Palo Santo.
Elevating your vibration: The most effective tool is said to be a change in mindset: practicing gratitude, meditation, and self-care so that your aura becomes “toxic” to the parasite.
Important note: From a psychological point of view, many of these symptoms coincide with chronic stress, anxiety, or depression. It is very common in esotericism to use the figure of the “larva” as a visual metaphor to understand how our own negative habits consume us.
Unlike Incubi or Succubi, which are considered “demons” with a certain consciousness, larvae are more often described as ‘parasites’ or “spiritual insects” without complex intelligence, acting purely on their instinct for survival.
Here are the key points to understanding them:
1. How are they formed?
It is believed that they do not always come from outside, but that we ourselves can “create” or attract them through:
Negative thoughts and emotions: hatred, envy, deep fear, or prolonged depression generate an energetic “density” that serves as nourishment for them.
Vices and addictions: excessive consumption of alcohol, drugs, or self-destructive behaviors weakens the aura and creates “cracks” through which these parasites enter.
Charged environments: places where there has been a lot of violence, pain, or physical and energetic dirt (such as hospitals, prisons, or homes with a lot of fighting).
2. Symptoms of having “larvae”
Those who believe in their existence mention that an “infestation” manifests itself as follows:
Extreme fatigue: you feel as if you have just woken up and have no energy left, as if you have been “drained.”
Insatiable cravings: sudden and strong desire to consume things that are harmful to you (sugar, alcohol, tobacco).
Physical pain with no medical cause:
Especially in the back, neck, shoulders, or stomach area.
Pessimism and confusion: Recurring thoughts that you don't feel are “yours” and that lead you to negativity.
3. How to eliminate them? (According to esoteric tradition)
In the world of esotericism, there are several popular methods for “cleansing” these energies:
Salt baths: Grain or sea salt is considered a powerful neutralizer of negative energy.
Sahumerios: Cleanse the space and your body with sandalwood, rue, rosemary, or copal incense smoke.
Protective stones: Use black tourmaline or wood such as Palo Santo.
Elevating your vibration: The most effective tool is said to be a change in mindset: practicing gratitude, meditation, and self-care so that your aura becomes “toxic” to the parasite.
Important note: From a psychological point of view, many of these symptoms coincide with chronic stress, anxiety, or depression. It is very common in esotericism to use the figure of the “larva” as a visual metaphor to understand how our own negative habits consume us.
