There is no purity, no right attitude, and no truthfulness in them, so they indulge in all kinds of sinful acts for the sole purpose of enjoying the pleasure of the senses through the effects they produce. For example, they take pleasure in setting fire to brushwood for the sole purpose of enjoying the “spectacle” that the flames cause, and are happy with the disaster caused.

They arise in areas where arson and social violence are common. They use the pretext that people are planning to commit a guilty act to justify the crimes and property destruction they are going to perpetrate, outside of any legal framework, and then quite naturally engage in harmful, vile, debasing works that lead the world to its destruction. They always invent something new to satisfy their senses.

Demonic men generally refuse any form of education that would be beneficial to them and of course to society. Although held to be a sign of progress in human civilization, the real effect of their inventions is a rapid rise in violence and cruelty to humans as well as to animals. These evil men, devoid of humanism, are totally ignorant of the correct, just and honest ways to behave in society, towards and with each other, and the respect due to others. They do not respect the divine laws, whose existence, scope, actions and power they willingly reject, and ignore the fact that they play a very important role in material nature and human existence.

Not wanting to respect and apply the divine laws and commandments, willfully ignoring the precepts and regulating principles decreed by God, totally rejecting the rules of good conduct, they take pleasure in killing land and water animals, and criminally and demonically eat their flesh with relish.

The Blessed Lord reveals to us the spiritual qualities of men of virtue, men born of the divine nature.

Absence of fear, purification of existence, development of spiritual knowledge, charity, self-control, performance of sacrifices, study of the Vedas, austerity and simplicity, non-violence, truthfulness, absence of anger, renunciation, serenity, aversion to criticism, compassion, absence of covetousness, meekness, modesty and firm determination, vigour, forgiveness, fortitude, purity, absence of envy and lust for honors, these are the spiritual qualities of men of virtue, of men born of the divine nature. The divine qualities serve the liberation of the being.

The Lord reveals to us the nature of demonic beings and the demonic attributes.

Arrogance, pride, self-righteousness, harshness, ignorance, these are the salient features of men of demonic nature.

The divine qualities serve to liberate the being, the demonic attributes to enslave him.