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Folklore tells us about the appearance of evil spirits: God struck flint on flint, and angels, archangels, and seraphim poured forth. The devil struck flint on flint, and evil spirits poured forth: wood goblins, brownies, mermaids, Baba Yagas, and others.
When the Lord became enraged at Satan and his minions, who had transformed from angels into angels, he commanded Archangel Michael to cast them down from heaven into the depths of hell. This was done, but some of Satan's host fell to earth in various places: forests, rivers, and farmsteads. From that time on, water goblins, wood goblins, and brownies appeared on earth.
Evil spirits are incorporeal beings that embody the very essence of evil, the primordial enemies of humanity. They not only fill the universe, not only penetrate homes, rendering many of them uninhabitable, but even possess people, haunting them with incessant temptations.
The hosts of evil spirits are countless. There are very few sacred, sacred places in the world that they don't dare to penetrate: even churches are not immune from their bold incursions, for example, on Easter Sunday, the day of the removal of the shroud.
Evil spirits are supposed to roam the earth from evening until the first rooster crows. The domovoi amuses himself, the leshy stirs up the spirits, and the water spirit drowns them. Evil spirits have no form of their own; they wear masks. It is believed that one can protect oneself from evil spirits by grasping iron. People resort to fasting and prayer, and to the water of the Epiphany.
If a person is suffering from a fever or feels like someone is calling their name, but no one is around, mentally say, "Come yesterday!" and the evil spirit, confused, will retreat.
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