Before the flood there was an elf kingdom all over the world. They treated ordinary people like less than garbage when they ruled on the Earth. Today they are a hivemind of wicked wandering spirits.It is a synergy of spirit and matter where these beings are influencing humanity from behind the scenes where all kinds of evil and depravity emerged from. They want your soul to be cut off from God. I even have a recording of one of these elf vampires conspiring behind my back. They are the most disgusting pigs you could ever imagine and they want you to join them in hell.They have covered everything to make sure people will not be able to resist them, fade them into obscurity, shut it down, etc.. All while knowing exactly what they're doing. They do it to keep ordinary people from waking up.The stolen diamonds will be returned to the LORD nonetheless and all of you fairy/elf nephilim Illuminati bastards cocksuckers are going to burn. The end.
>>41193339https://voca.ro/13KtBaOdKfNCHere's the recording. This is a real spirit conspiring with another devil behind my back. What they didn't know is that I knew all along and I know how to record them.People deserve to know the truth about these scumbags and their evil.
lmao not the voca poster
>>41193352Got the wrong guy.
>>41193339Interesting OP, have you experience this in waking reality or the DMT realm? There are many possible explanations for them. The story of Elves:Origins: The word “elf” comes from Old English ælf and Old Norse álfr. In early Germanic and Norse belief, elves were supernatural beings tied to nature, fertility, and sometimes ancestors.Norse Mythology: Two main kinds were spoken of — Ljósálfar (“light elves,” radiant, benevolent) and Dökkálfar (“dark elves,” more subterranean or shadowy). They weren’t tiny like in later stories but tall, powerful, and semi-divine.Anglo-Saxon Tradition: Elves were often blamed for illnesses or “elf-shot” (mysterious pains), showing their feared side.Medieval & Renaissance: They became blended with fairies in British folklore. Their image shifted from semi-divine beings to small woodland sprites.Modern Fantasy: Tolkien re-popularized the tall, noble version of elves in The Lord of the Rings. This image (pointed ears, immortal, magical) is now dominant in fantasy games and books.Would you like me to trace how the “fallen angel” idea sometimes got mixed into later elf lore?
>>41193339here’s how the “fallen angel” theme got woven into later elf lore:Early Christianity & Norse/Germanic BeliefsWhen Christianity spread through Europe, church writers tried to classify local spirits. Elves, dwarfs, and nature beings didn’t fit neatly. Some theologians described them as “neither angels nor humans” — spirits that had not fully fallen but weren’t saved either.Medieval Church TeachingsIn some regions, elves and fairies were said to be the souls of the unbaptized, or angels who had “fallen halfway” when Satan rebelled. They weren’t damned like demons but not in heaven either. This helped missionaries explain why locals still saw or feared such beings.Scottish & Irish FolkloreFairy folk and “the Good People” were sometimes described as “fallen angels” who had been cast out of heaven but landed on earth or underground instead of hell. This linked them with older nature spirits but gave a Christian cosmology overlay.Modern FantasyBy Tolkien’s time, the “fallen angel” association was mostly gone; his elves are moral, artistic beings, not demons. But some occult or New Age groups revived the idea that elves, fairies, or “elementals” are remnants of angelic or spiritual beings.So historically, the “fallen angel” link wasn’t in original Norse/Germanic belief — it came from Christian reinterpretation of pagan spirits.
