sorcery?

A lecture by pastor Wilkerson pointed out that the line "they wouldn't give up their immorality and sorcery" could be translated giving up their drugs.

Pagan religions often used drugs to "see" god, but of course, opened one to demons.

Sometimes a personal demon and other times, one wonders if it indeed was opening one to allow a perfect possession by the demonic, aka lucifer...

A person who is partially possessed or opressed often ends up mentally ill or suicidal, but if Malachi Martin is right then the "perfectly possessed" are often sucessful.

Actually,, Hollywood did this in "The Devil's Advocate", where a lawyer agreed to the devil, became rich and successful and at the end, destroyed himself, but since it was Hollywood, he foresaw this and decided instead to do the right thing and remain poor.

Yet this is disturbing, and comes from CSpan not a "conspiracy" Site:

Don Lattin recalls the creation of the Harvard Psilocybin Project (Harvard Psychedelic Club) in 1960-1961 by a group of four students interested in studying the effects of psychedelic drugs. The students, Timothy Leary, Andrew Weil, Huston Smith, and Richard Alpert (Ram Dass) would later introduce Americans to mind expanding drugs, alternative healing and medicine, and world religions. Don Lattin discusses his book at the Harvard Book Store in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

more HERE. from FORA TV.