Darkness is an ambivalent concept, because “not all darkness is evil, but any evil is darkness,” and darkness can arise when 1) there was no Light yet, 2) the Light was rejected and 3) something interferes with the flow of Light. Moreover, the first case corresponds to the primordial chaos, and the next two are actually the processes of development of the Psycho - or Macrocosm

Actually, klipphotic is, of course, “active” darkness, that is, that which resists the spread of Light. This darkness is very persistent and aggressive, and its carriers, in whatever form they exist - human, angelic, animal, plant, mineral or even divine - are traditionally called “demons”, in other words, a demon is any creature that actively resists the Light , that is, expansion of consciousness

When they say that “demons live among people,” they mean not only cases of possession, that is, “carrying demons,” but also the fact that not such a small number of people become demons without any ibbur, but simply due to stupidity or weaknesses take the path of resistance to the Light

But still, what is much more common is not the darkness of the soul, but its shading, that is, the Light does not seem to be consciously rejected, but, nevertheless, is limited in its entry into the Psychocosmos, and usually such a “shading” structure is a system of detractors, and the Psychocosmos is This is the hill of Megiddo, on which a hot battle is taking place, and the enemy must not be underestimated in any case. After all, having been defeated by the forces that obscure consciousness, the Psychocosmos becomes accessible to the forces that bring real darkness into it, consciousness weans itself from the Light, and first begins to draw the curtains from it, and over time, to close the shutters