Boris Shabrin

Talking to the Devil: an interview from the Other Side


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People need to be aware of the dangers of evil and the tactics that demons use to tempt them. They must be informed about the world around them and alert to negative influences.

      Practice mindfulness: Mindfulness can help people stay focused and in the present moment. It also helps to recognize when negative thoughts or emotions are affecting them.

      Seek spiritual guidance: Many people find strength and guidance in their spiritual convictions. They should seek out spiritual leaders to help them deal with life’s difficulties and not stray from the path of righteousness.

      People can prevent the influence of evil on themselves by being mindful of it, staying aware of it, and seeking positive influence. Only by making conscious choices according to their values and beliefs can people overcome the influence of darkness and create a better world.

      Fose: That’s great advice, Lucifer. Will humans ever be able to defeat evil completely?

      Lucifer: Humans can never completely defeat evil because it is an integral part of human existence. The struggle between good and evil is a fundamental aspect of the human experience and will always be faced.

      However, although people cannot eradicate evil completely, they can resist its influence.

      It is important to realize that people are not alone in this struggle. They may seek support from others who share their values and can help them stay on the path of righteousness. In addition, many people find strength and guidance in their spiritual beliefs, which can be a source of comfort and inspiration in dark times.

      The Consequences of Evil

      Fose: Lucifer, what are the consequences of evil in the world?

      Lucifer: The consequences of evil are often devastating and far-reaching. Evil actions can cause pain and suffering to individuals as well as entire communities. They can lead to violence, oppression, and injustice.

      Evil can also have long-term effects on the environment, the economy, and the social fabric of society.

      In some cases, the consequences of evil can even lead to the death of civilizations…

      It is important to remember that every action has a ripple effect, and the consequences of evil can be felt for generations.

      Fose: Can you give us an example of the lasting effects of evil?

      Lucifer: Of course. One example of the lasting effects of evil would be the destruction caused by war. When nations go to war, they often cause significant damage and destruction to each other, resulting in the loss of countless lives and resources.

      The effects of war can last for generations, and families and communities struggle to recover from the trauma and losses. In addition, the political and economic effects of war can affect a society for many years, further compounding the damage caused by the conflict.

      This is just one example of how evil can have a lasting effect on the world around us.

      Fose: That’s a strong example, and it’s very relevant now. What about the consequences of evil on an individual level?

      Lucifer: Where to begin? Let me tell you, my dear mortal, that the path of evil is treacherous, and those who choose to follow it must be prepared for the consequences that come with it.

      The first and most obvious consequence is the corruption of the soul. When a person voluntarily chooses to do evil things, they invite darkness into their heart and soul. This darkness can consume them, leading them further down the path of evil until they are lost to me forever.

      But the consequences don’t end there. Evil actions often have negative consequences in the physical world as well. For their transgressions a person may go to prison, exile, or even die. Even if they manage to escape punishment in this life, they cannot escape the judgment that awaits them in the afterlife [Author’s note: Part 2 of the Afterlife and Judgment deals with this topic in detail].

      In addition, committing evil can have a profound psychological impact on a person. Guilt, shame, and feelings of worthlessness can weigh heavily on the soul, leading to depression, anxiety, and even suicide.

      In short, the consequences of evil on an individual level are enormous and far-reaching. They can affect the soul, the physical world, and the mind. And once a person sets out on the path of evil, it can be very difficult, if not impossible, to turn back. So choose your actions wisely, mortal, for they will ultimately determine your destiny.

      Fose: Can evil be justified?

      Lucifer: Ah, that eternal question… Let me tell you that as a demon from hell, I have seen countless instances where evil has been justified in the eyes of those who have committed it.

      Many people believe that the end justifies the means and that they can use evil actions to achieve the greater good. They may believe that their evil actions are necessary to protect their loved ones, defend their nation, or promote a particular ideology.

      From my perspective, however, there is no true justification for evil. Evil is inherently selfish, cruel, and destructive. It corrupts the soul and brings suffering to others. If one has a noble goal, it does not mean that one can use evil means to achieve it.

      Moreover, the idea of “justifiable evil” is often used to justify atrocities committed by those in power. They may claim that their actions are necessary for the greater good, when in fact they are simply using their power to achieve their own ends.

      After all, evil cannot be justified. Those who choose to commit evil must be prepared to face the consequences of their actions, both in this life and in the afterlife.

      Fose: What can people do to prevent the consequences of evil?

      Lucifer: That’s an interesting question. Well, the simple answer is not to commit evil acts in the first place. However, I realize that for some people this may be easier said than done.

      One of the most effective ways to prevent the consequences of evil is to cultivate a strong sense of morality and conscience. This means being aware of the impact your actions have on others and choosing to act kindly, compassionately, and justly.

      It is also important to surround yourself with positive influences, such as good friends, family members, and mentors who can provide guidance and support. It is also helpful to read books, watch movies, and use other media that promote positive values.

      It is also important to take responsibility for your actions and correct them when necessary. This means acknowledging the harm done and doing what you can to make things right.

      Finally, asking forgiveness from a higher power or from those who have been harmed by one’s actions can also help prevent the consequences of evil. Although forgiveness is not always possible, the very act of seeking forgiveness can help alleviate the feelings of guilt and shame that often arise after evil actions are committed.

      Ultimately, the key to avoiding the consequences of evil is to choose the path of righteousness and goodness. It may not always be easy, but it is the only way to find peace and contentment in this life and the lives to come.

      The relationship between good and evil

      Fose: Lucifer, can you tell us about the relationship between good and evil?

      Lucifer: I must say that I find it rather amusing that mortals are still trying to understand this concept. You see, my dear Fose, good and evil are not opposing forces, but rather two sides of the same coin.

      Without evil there can be no good, and without good there can be no evil. These are the two sides of the duality that exists in this world, and they are necessary to maintain equilibrium. Good and evil are not black and white concepts, but rather shades of gray determined by personal beliefs, values, and cultural norms.

      What one considers good to another may be evil, and vice versa. It’s all a matter of perspective. As for me, I am often seen as the embodiment of evil, but