Is it ethically wrong to invoke demons to help someone who doesn’t believe in or consent to working with them?
I’ve been thinking about something and I’d genuinely like to hear your perspectives.
What do you think about invoking demons (or working with demonic entities) with the intention of helping someone from our close circle — especially if that person doesn’t believe in demons, doesn’t like them, or is even afraid of them?
On one hand, the intention might be positive. Maybe the goal is protection, healing, clarity, or removing obstacles from their life. But on the other hand, if the person doesn’t consent to that kind of spiritual involvement, does that cross an ethical line?
Could it be that some people simply don’t align with those types of energies? Or that mixing our personal spiritual practice with the lives of people who reject or fear those entities creates imbalance?
I’m also wondering whether working with these forces should remain strictly personal — something we don’t extend to others unless they explicitly agree.
I’m not asking from a place of judgment, just reflection. I’d really appreciate hearing different viewpoints on the ethics, spiritual implications, and potential consequences of doing this.
What are your thoughts?
Posted Feb 26, 2026, 3:36 AM UTC