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I did psychedelics… then i saw Hell. A Cardinal just confirmed it was Demonic. There was nothing there. No God. No Christ. No good. Just vacancy. Extreme fear. Extreme anxiety. For an hour and a half. Two days earlier he said he met demonic entities. Then it followed him...

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Zherka8 days ago

Unfortunately for everyone watching, all of you have to go through this experience as well, regardless of your spiritual rank. First, man experiences separation from the cosmos. Then, Spirit must be born within the individual.

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IMiller8 days ago

Dam, you opened a door that was never ment to be opened by us. The demon that followed you home they attache to you and feed on your energy be careful my friend its in your house and is sucking up the energy of everyone in your house. Pray to the lord Jesus Christ to enter your house and get this demon out.

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Child of the Light8 days ago

The Demons are in his mind. Psychedelics do not open a portal to hell..... THEY OPEN YOUR MIND!!! The hellish place you see is in your own mind!!

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🧩 @LogosIntell8 days ago

Pray for Shawn Ryan give him strength to fight. Christ be with him.

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Vincent venn Diagram8 days ago

He’s second to Candace in the grifter category. Not by much. So he saw demons, had time to absorb and realize what’s going on, had 4 exorcism, put together a production to make a series—all in less than a month! Lmao. Focus on yourself and prayer. That’s how you know it’s not sincere because he’s grifting off it

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tawni ianuzi8 days ago

Remember…the devil can bruise your heal…but you can crush his head…

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F. Robert Lutz8 days ago

Why is the ‘Prince’ of the church so fat? Seriously. If our body is the temple to begin the worship within, why has he either not cared more for his own temple? Or, if in the case of an ailment, sought means to care for that ailment? Why hasn’t God provided guidance for such a situation? The truth is God has provided guidance. The Bible is filled with passages on nutrition and fasting and the abhorrence of gluttony. I was raised Catholic. I have encountered true messengers of God. But I’ve vs also encountered false men of God. I feel for Shawn. I really do. I know he will find his way through those deeply challenging episode in his life. I would advise him to shift most of this burden back onto himself. Shawn is a remarkable example of a Godly man. He doesn’t need religious leaders or clergy. He needs deep prayer and reflection. He has the power to overcome this situation.

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Bo8 days ago

Don’t take drugs and you won’t open doors that aren’t meant to be opened. Guy is overrated.

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Bold Ideas8 days ago

He’s right they attack the family first. His energy got locked into the lower astral, and yes with the correct knowledge he can break free. If you do not protect your aura and light body when traveling out of body with psychedelics or otherwise and protect when you come back you get attachments. He has lower astral attachments. Which are demonic and play on fear. Break fear of them first and reclaim power. We are not helpless.

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Jim Knox8 days ago

This has nothing to do with demons. But I can understand why he thinks that. It’s scary. When taking psychedelics or other dopaminergic drugs, the chemistry in your brain gets significantly altered. This can result in a very different experience of reality compared to before. That’s exactly why there is usually a cool-off phase afterwards. You can actually measure some of these changes, especially in dopamine and serotonin systems. If the brain is overstimulated, drug use can sometimes lead to an overactivity of the amygdala, causing it to trigger alarm responses too easily and resulting in these anxiety and sensory disturbances. Normally, other systems, including the prefrontal cortex and the parasympathetic nervous system, help regulate and calm these responses. His experience obviously mixed some of these things up too much. It’s actually quite common after intense psychedelic experiences. This exactly why you should study the impacts before doing something like that. Understanding the risks can actually help you get through phases like this, because the feeling of “what’s wrong with me?” becomes easier to manage when you know what’s happening. What @ShawnRyan762 needs is probably to focus on other things in life, get enough sleep, maintain healthy habits, and give his brain some time to recover. I’m sure he’ll be fine.

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Pelaez Design AI8 days ago

The supernatural is no joke.. some call it quantum physics.. but regardless what one calls it.. its real and it abides by laws like the natural realm.. who created that law? Thats upto us to find out.. but personally I believe there's only one truth.. not many..

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SpectR8 days ago

Psychedelics are a tool they show you who you are.. the world can be paradise or hell depending on your outlook..

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Enoch’s Archives8 days ago

There is a whole genre of guided hell tours in early Christian writing. The Apocalypse of Paul, fourth century, walks him through it region by region, and it became the template that medieval visions copied for a thousand years, Dante included.

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Ace248 days ago

It is the blood of Jesus that can protect you from anything of this world!!!! There's nothing in this world that can overpower the blood of Jesus!!!! JESUS IS THE ONLY WAY!!!!

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Ali X7 days ago

The most honest definition of Hell: a place without the presence of God.

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End Psychological Warfare8 days ago

Demonic people have demonic experiences. Maybe dude should look within.

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Brock Brimingson-Bluthershaw8 days ago

lol psychosis is a hell of a thing, especially when it's attached to religion!

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Jonk8 days ago

The experience is subjective. As an ex soldier who’s ACTUALLT KILLED PEOPLE, he clearly has hell to go through for it. This doesn’t happen for everyone. He went in expecting glory and was met with consequences.

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Paul8 days ago

This interview was dogshit

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George Pulling8 days ago

what drug did you take

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cek8 days ago

'..he loves getting into electronics to discourage you until you quit..' Father Gabriele Amorth (1925–2016): Serving as the Vatican's chief exorcist, Amorth was one of the first authoritative figures to openly discuss the possibility of demonic entities interfering with telephone lines, tape recorders, and electronic devices in his writings and interviews published in the 1990s. He documented instances during exorcism sessions such as telephones ringing inexplicably or strange noises appearing on the lines.

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charjah18 days ago

Yes, psychedelics open your eyes to things that ARE NOT REAL. Who would have guessed!

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Brandon C8 days ago

So let me get this straight. You voluntarily took a mind altering substance and messed with the functionality of your brain and for an hour and half your brain was improperly firing synapses in an attempt to find its own balance. It’s wildly known that people have claimed to see all sorts of imagery during a psychedelic trips up to and including religious iconography. This sort of knowledge primes the brain in a way to see this stuff. It’s no different than when people have a “near death experience” you’re told there will be a tunnel and you’ll see or hear relatives that have passed on. So it’s no surprise that this happens because it’s been sort of planted in your subconscious. Having a “bad trip” doesn’t tell us that your visions were real it just tells us that you had an experience while altering your mind. The lingering effects of this experience could be because you’ve convinced yourself that this was real thing in the same way people shake and convulse on the ground during a Pentecostal church service. Are they really receiving the holy spirt or are they just convinced they are receiving it? You’re also re-enforcing these beliefs and cementing them into your mind if you’re surrounding by people who agree with what you’re saying. This reenforces the delusion. This can also effect your perception of the environment around you and can cause your to “look” for things like “Pictures flying off the wall”. Sometimes the house can shift and if a picture isn’t on a secure nail it can fall and sometimes it falls in a way that bounces further than you’d expect. But if you’re PRIMED to see it as some sort of demon doing that’s what you’ll see. Just some things to consider. 🤷‍♂️

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jbrowser98768 days ago

I'm being attacked by demons.... So I think I'll teach people the Bible. 🤷

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Dracusa3698 days ago

Sorry but the Catholic Church is the last place I would go for deliverance. I believe the Catholicism was highjacked a long time ago & hides the truth that it worships Pagan ideology backed by Judeo, Jesusit control. It has contaminated the word of our Lord Jesus. I trust only J

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The Nth ° 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 🇺🇸8 days ago

I’m thinking his brain had a predisposition to mental health issues and the drug triggered it

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JimFilmsUFOs7 days ago

Holy spin out here. Bro, when you take psychedelics, the state of your mind can shape what manifests before you. If you’re consumed by religious dogma and fear, that’s probably what you’re going to see. Really quite a juvenile response.

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Dawn Nelson8 days ago

First of all you cannot be possessed if you have the Holy Spirit inside you. So I do not see the point in the exorcisms. Did you repent from doing the psych drugs? I'm praying for you Shawn. Plead the blood of Jesus over your family and home.

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drew8 days ago

Did 8 grams of mushrooms and saw earth surrounded by angels and we went up into the aether with them theres medieval art of this too idk but it made me put down all the other drugs i did and follow christ i am sober now for years

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HollQn8 days ago

You just have to realize that "evil" is your body sensing danger so that it convinces your brain there is literal danger, when shit ain't even happening. The fact is that "evil" can't do a damn thing to us. That's laughable. Bad trips happen. They are NOT the end of the world. Your mind will literally make shit up to defend it's own existence. People need to learn to accept bad trips for what they are: the body experiencing existential fear. Please know it WON'T KILL YOU.

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Tracy (Tekosha) & Keith8 days ago

It's still the 4-D astral plane. Pleiaidans have explained that with psychedelics, people are playing with their own thought-forms.

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President Elect Jon stanley8 days ago

Accept Jesus Christ into your life. The Holy Spirit will come inside you and will save you from your nightmare.

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