Tea Time! with Mandy

I've noticed a sharp growth in the prevalence of occurrences, just in the past few years, of people stating they have experienced some sort of sleep paralysis episode or demonic attack during sleep. As someone who has personally experienced these for the past few years, I know how intense, troubling and terrifying they can be, along with how helpless they may make you feel. Just in the recent years, there has also been a steep incline in the amount of occult material available for this generation of teenagers and young adults, which accompanied by their lack of faith, knowledge of the true supernatural through God, and openness, or perhaps even willful encouragement of experience can breed destructive, demonic attacks in their lives. New age spiritualism has played a major role in this outlook, encouraging people to delve into and explore the realms of the liminal mind (or, space between wakeful consciousness and deep subconcious) via lucid dreaming, astral projection, hypno

As some of us are entering [the seeming void of] young adulthood, starting more time-consuming jobs, and moving out into places, or simply acquiring more responsibility over the vicinity in which we dwell, the thought of cleaning and having time to do so can be very overwhelming. Dishes pile up, bathrooms become unbearable, and then the task of cleaning it all becomes a day, or even week long undertaking, that the thought of creates stress in the mind.  To prevent this, something I usually do is what I like to call “graze cleaning”. For example, I’ve just made dinner, and have only a few dishes in the sink, so I clean them up really quick before bed and wipe down the kitchen counter. The bathroom is starting to looking a little bit grungy, so I wipe out the sink, and give the toilet a quick scrub and wipe down, maybe the shower too. Things are starting to move around, pillows are out of place, so I straighten things up. The floor looks a little questionable, so I’d run the vacuu