Bullying is demonic

Bullying is not just a mere childhood phase or a rite of passage; it is, in many ways, demonic. The various types of bullies wield an array of hurtful tactics that can leave deep emotional scars on their victims. While most individuals can recall instances when they were bullied, few bullies possess the courage to acknowledge their actions. This reluctance speaks volumes about the insidious nature of bullying—it thrives in the shadows, often unnoticed until its damage has been done.

Demons thrive on inflicting pain and terror, targeting those who may not conform to society’s narrow standards of beauty or perfection. It’s essential to recognize that bullying affects everyone—children, adults, and even animals can fall prey to this cruel behavior. The age-old adage “Sticks and stones may break my bones, but names will never hurt me” is a dangerous myth. In reality, the words hurled by bullies can linger long after physical injuries have healed; they embed themselves in the psyche of their victims and can haunt them for a lifetime.

We must confront this demonic force head-on and understand its far-reaching consequences. Acknowledging that bullying is not just an innocent act but a manifestation of deeper societal issues allows us to foster empathy and support for those suffering from it.

 

Demonic Bully

1. Demonic bullying is a pervasive issue that stems from deep-seated emotional wounds and a distorted sense of self. At its core, this type of bullying is fueled by the bully’s internal struggles, as demons often amplify feelings of grandeur and superiority. This manipulation leads the bully to project their pain onto others, using intimidation as a shield to hide their vulnerabilities.
2. The act of bullying serves as a mask for the bully’s hurts and abuses. Instead of confronting their inferiority, they lash out at others, perpetuating a cycle of hate and abuse that can escalate dangerously. The intensity with which they target their victims is often driven by demonic influences that seek to deepen the wounds inflicted on both parties involved.
3. Demonic hate and abuse are intensified. It’s essential to recognize that bullying is not just an unfortunate social behavior; it’s rooted in malevolent forces that aim to harm individuals emotionally and psychologically. The impact on victims can be devastating, leaving scars that last a lifetime. Furthermore, many bullies are painfully aware of the hurt they cause yet find themselves unable to resist the compulsion to inflict pain.
4. Yes, bullying is from hell and is wrong in hundreds of ways.
5. Demons desire to hurt and torture people. It is easy for a demon to enter when the bully has hurt themselves. The demonic plan intensifies until the bully gets released of their destructive emotions and the victim is hurt. Both bully and victim are damaged for life.
6. Most bullies know bullying is hurtful and wrong but cannot control the urge to hurt their victim. Dynamic suffering illustrates how demons thrive on suffering—both for the victim and the perpetrator. When someone suffers internally, it creates an opening for these negative influences to take hold, leading to destructive behavior patterns that affect everyone involved. It’s crucial for us as a society to address this issue compassionately but firmly; we must support those who have been bullied while also seeking ways to help bullies confront their inner demons before more damage occurs.
7. Most bullies know that their actions are wrong, yet they often find themselves unable to resist the urge to hurt others. Understanding this dynamic is essential in effectively addressing demonic bullying and fostering an environment where empathy prevails over cruelty. We must confront this issue head-on, recognizing its roots in pain and striving toward healing for bullies and victims alike.
8. How do you avoid bullying people? The answer is simple: Keep your mouth shut until the urge to bully passes. Demonic bullying is a pervasive issue that can wreak havoc on individuals and communities alike. It’s essential to understand that the path to avoiding such harmful behavior starts within ourselves.
9. When faced with the impulse to belittle or demean someone, pause momentarily. Reflect on why you feel this way and what compels you to lash out. By recognizing these feelings, you empower yourself to choose a different response rooted in empathy rather than hostility.
10. Remember that words hold immense power in moments of frustration or anger; they can uplift or destroy. By consciously deciding to refrain from speaking until those negative urges subside, you create space for compassion and kindness instead of perpetuating a cycle of demonic bullying.

Blinded By a Demon

1. Demons hide and pretend their behaviors are only in the bully’s mind. Demons will laugh after bullying takes place. What is funny? Nothing is funny, but the demon enjoys the damage the bully does to people. The demon gives the bully joy because the bully performs according to the demon’s instructions.
2. The results for a bully are damage to his emotions (unable to relate to family, friends, and other people). Only other bullies associate with him and like to love or befriend him.
3. Blinded by the demon for the remainder of his life. Bullying becomes a stronger part of the bully’s personality.

Pain of Being Bullied

1. Emotional scars and painful hurts can last a lifetime.
2. Self-image is affected throughout life. Ugly, loser, fatso, beanpole, pimples, dumb, and many other names. True, the bully names lessen with time, but the thoughts still nag at the person. Therapy can help, but the names never disappear.
3. There can be a demonic transfer to the victim. The victim needs to accept the names as who they truly are. For example, many beautiful people still think they are ugly or losers.
4. People can be so sad and depressed that they can contemplate suicide. Suicide is demonic.  Learn to fight with therapy, positive thinking, and casting out the demons inherited from the bully; turn to the power of God to lessen the torment.

Personal Note

The pain of being bullied is a deep-seated wound that many carry throughout their lives. It often begins innocently enough, as it did for me in kindergarten, where I was always too tall for my age. What followed were years of torment from bullies who hit me and hurled names like “loser,” “dumb,” and “beanpole.” The bullies called me ugly, and those words cut more profound than any physical blow ever could.

There are countless websites dedicated to the effects of bullying, but personal experiences resonate most profoundly. The bullying brutally hurt my self-image, leaving scars that would last long into adulthood. How did I protect myself from these bullying monsters? Honestly, I still grapple with that question. While self-talk offers solace, its effectiveness is limited when faced with relentless negativity.

Therapy has been a beacon of hope in navigating through this pain; it provides tools to rebuild what was damaged. Yet even after many years have passed, the echoes of those hurtful names still linger in the stillness of night. It’s a reminder that everyone is valuable and deserves respect, yet bullies continue to hurt others without remorse.

We must shine a light on this issue and support one another in healing from such trauma. It’s crucial to recognize the lasting impact bullying can have on an individual’s life and work together to create environments where kindness prevails over cruelty.

Demons are behind the brutality and sadness.  The demon lessens with time.  I have positive thoughts and cast out demons, but the wound is not gone completely.

In conclusion, bully, keep your mouth closed when tempted to bully.  Discover why you take joy in bullying.  Know a demon is using and damaging you and your victim.  Is keeping your mouth shut really that difficult?