That explanation, frankly, could quite readily apply to a wide range of spirits in general. But thank you, that does quite clarify your stance on some things.
Many Greek and older Roman texts depict them as gods. For example the children of Nyx are considered Daimons. As for differentiating a God from a Demon, In my path, a god cannot reveal it's true form to mortals. Therefore they use indirect messages or symbols. A demon can be present to a mortal. They can deal directly with mortals. They also have certain things like their Auric pulse. A god is sure is pulsate very strongly. A demon may pulse strongly, but in a whole new feel.
I have met a demon who claimed to be evil but seemed to not be, I used the Ouija Board and they told me something that would happen in the future and IT DID HAPPEN. I always had believed in demons and spirits but i always had a doubt but now I'm sure they are real, it freaked me out and then it started threatening me if I wouldn't do what it said so I eventially just stopped.
I'm glad someone asked what he meant by demons. I was wondering what he was banishing demons from, exactly. I'm not even sure demons have a concept of good or evil. They simply are. Thanatos and Hypnos are gods or titans. I wouldn't consider them demons by any stretch.
Nor do I. I was merely conveying that by which other's believed. They are gods. Demons are a whole different "type" of entity. They compare to no others because they are so different. Sure many can have similar traits, but a demonic is an entity that can exist in many realms including this one, in many forms including physical, and can choose it's own actions, thus having free will. I banish those that choose to do harm to others or what is their's. I send them to what I call the Netherrealm. Many may call it Hell, Hel, Underworld, Oblivion, Purgatory, whatever it be called, it is all the same place. I know that the Underworld and Purgatory are not the same nor is Oblivion and any of the other's, but the names are applied to the demonic land by peoples all around.
