Ramapada Acharjee

  Daemonolatry , a term often shrouded in mystery and misconception, refers to the worship or reverence of demons. It’s important to distinguish it from demonophobia (fear of demons) and demonology (the study of demons). Daemonolatry practitioners view demons as complex entities, not inherently evil, but rather as powerful beings with whom one can form pacts or alliances. Origins and Practices:- The roots of  demonolatry  can be traced back to ancient civilizations, where demons were seen as intermediaries between gods and humans. However, modern demonolatry is a relatively new phenomenon, gaining traction in the late 20th century. Practitioners often draw inspiration from various sources, including historical texts, mythology, and even psychological interpretations of demons. Specific practices within demonolatry vary, but some common themes include:- Rituals and Offerings:   Evoking or summoning demons through rituals, often involving offerings or specific tools. Demonic Pacts:   Neg