LJB Chronicles by Lana J Brock

By Lana J. Brock  Many people attempt to define what a demon is. But all that really is available to us to extrapolate a vague description of one is mythology or Biblical references. The only other factor that contributes to the definition of a demon, in today's world, are the numerous television shows which display documentary style re-enactments of people affected by the presence of demonic energies. Movies and television provide a poor visualization and explanation of what demons are and how to really rid them from infesting humans and their residences; as producers tend to draw upon very old depictions of those entities and apply only a biased view of how to rid of them. This is truly a false representation of what they are and how they are to be dealt with.  Firstly, I do not believe a demon has any care of religion, your denomination, your belief in them or not. Really, I would rather like to include religion and myth only as references in an attempt to support w

Shadow Realms Demonology Handbook By Carl L. Johnson & Lana J. Brock Two years in the making, this book was. Carl and I began the book under the assumption I would assist and edit. However, he had asked if I would like to write an article or two for the book. He felt the book could use some balance and other theories. My new angle on life was to "think outside the box". I wrote a couple of chapters and then after editing a few of Carl's articles I began to think of other possibilities which could contribute to make the book more balanced. Before long I had almost as many chapters written as Carl. He continued to encourage me to write more. In those two years of acquiring new chapters he and I would spend hours upon hours speaking extensively on different possibilities of the spiritual realm and how history and mythology played a part in how we view demonology today. We began to realize that demonology needed an injection of new theory or something less