Today on the Grave Talks, Darkness Among us, a conversation with James Onito. The world is a dark place.

At least that's how we can feel sometimes.

The last two years have led us down some very crooked paths.

Fasts that until recently, many of us never thought we would ever uncover.

Is it just the human nature and all of us that's turned attitudes, dark, compassion to disgust?

Or is there something else it plays as we all battle our own personal demons?

Could there be an actual demon at work as well?

That's what we discussed today with James Anita on the Grave Talks.

You know, I think with what's going on currently in the world, has happened many times before,

of course, not in our lifetime, but has been a repeated thing throughout history. Some even worse, of course, that people have lived through. And of course,

every time this pestilence or these natural disasters occur, especially before we, you know, I would say meteorology,

meteorology, but they're always wrong. We always know that guys. But before these sciences

were kind of developed, you know, it was that these natural disasters occurred because of a god

being angry, you know, God of Pizzou, which is very prevalent in historical times. And of course, in modern pop culture, because of the exorcist, that was the demon that supposedly had possessed Reagan through the Ouija board and then created the Sozo phenomenon. There's always been some kind of dabble of dark involved in people's perception of what occurs.

Yes, there has been a lot of stress, a lot of anxiety that has affected people because we're in a day and age now that we are, unfortunately, lazy to search out the answers.

We hear what we read based upon people that aren't even specialized in

a specific thing or maybe nowadays bought off by lobbyists. Who knows these things? These are curable

things. But a lot of people don't tend to do their own research and go to a library and do the things

that you would do if you were in an academic state going to college,

which could be also open-ended.

You know, doctors come from all different breeds from different people and professors they learn from,

doctors they learn from.

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