Beautiful. I have used and adapted this practice for addiction, calling the practice, "Dear Addict", or "Dear Demon", and turning the demon to an ally in four stages. I am hugely aware that I have cherry-picked parts of the practice, and that I am not a Buddhist, but I really honour and respect the practices and hope that I can take these practices and use them for the good of a broader audience.

When you look at the world complaining, chasing, suffering and the kind of topics that feed the fear have millions of views, and how to let go have so few views, you understand the codependent society. Here, we make the decision to surrender, no aversion, no mind, no desire for life or death, no desire for becoming, just feed the demon what it desires, then the transformation happens. I practice Theravada and this book I bought from Tsultrim because the Buddha renounced the world and bottom line - the Buddha was happy. 🙏

My energy started rising

Thank you so much for developing this. Such a powerful and deep approach, nevertheless very practical and doable for ordenary people. Deep Bows.

Thanks for posting

Dimon can be defined as Hostile forces. It is not single but umpteen. These are the anti divine beings the sources of hostile suggestions in your mind. If you reciprocate you are strengthening them your compliance is their food. 'Ripus' are their vehicles. Kama- last Krodha- anger Lobha- greed Moha- attraction Matswarya- arrogance These are the 5 Ripu they are the instruments of Hostile forces or demons. You can feed them through thoughts as well as through actions.