LUNCH TIME WITH DEMONS

Season Two (Ep9) In this episode of Lunchtime with Demons, we open with playful banter about unusual weather patterns in Denver and New York, using static electricity, snow totals, and shifting jet streams as a lighthearted entry point into a much deeper topic: manifestation. Bella shares that she's developing a Manifestation Masterclass and possibly a book, emphasizing that true manifestation requires integration over time rather than a quick, three-hour "think positive" fix. She critiques what she sees as toxic positivity and the oversimplified "just will it and it will happen" narrative, arguing that manifestation is not delusion or blind faith. Instead, she describes it as a long-term refining process like blacksmithing or sword-making where years of effort, setbacks, and inner work gradually shape the outcome. Drawing inspiration from shows like Blue Eye Samurai, she compares the journey to forging and quenching a blade: intense, repetitive, and requiring patience before the final tempering. Bella explains that while there may be brief, intentional moments of "fake it till you make it," sustained manifestation demands accountability, self-awareness, and consistent action. The universe, she says, does not respond emotionally to desperation or self-deception; it responds to alignment and effort. She likens long-term success to the idea that it takes years to become an "overnight success," stressing that unseen labor precedes visible results. To ground manifestation in psychology rather than mysticism alone, she offers a practical two-week challenge based on attention training like noticing more red cars after deciding to look for them. Just as the brain filters for survival relevance, directing focus intentionally changes what enters conscious awareness. For Bella, manifestation works similarly: what we deliberately attune to expands in our perception and experience but only when paired with sustained inner and outer work.

Duck soup - English slang referring to something easy to do

Cover art created by Casey at BellTarot.com

Abella's Link Tree

Ryan's Link Tree

This episode is Bella opening her heart and sharing how powerful the journey of self-love and compassion can be; offering gentle insight, personal reflection, and an invitation to meet yourself with more softness, patience, and care. ✨

Abella's Linktree

Season Two (Ep8) In this episode of Lunchtime with Demons, we explore deeply personal experiences with divine intervention. Abella recounts a recent frightening incident in which their truck lost control on an icy driveway. After calling out to Lucifer for help, she describes the vehicle being inexplicably pushed into a safe position, narrowly avoiding a collision with parked cars. Fresh tire tracks in the snow show something beyond their control intervened. The conversation expands into a broader reflection of a pattern of spiritual safeguarding that has followed them throughout their lives. They also speak candidly about turbulent teenage years shaped by nightlife in New York City, sex work, and substance use periods marked by repeated exposure to danger. Despite the chaos, they believe they were consistently protected during situations that could have ended tragically. The episode closes on a reflective and hopeful note, with Abella expressing gratitude for having found stability and peace after a tumultuous youth. We encourage listeners to recognize their inherent worth, embrace self-love, and remain open to the possibility of guidance and protection in their own lives.

Resonance – it is not just a sound, its not just what lingers, or what echoes through you, it is something that matches your frequency, it's something that someone says that vibrates in your chest.

Cover art created by Casey at BellTarot.com

Abella's Link Tree

Ryan's Link Tree