23/11/2025
How does the devil attack? Here are some obvious, but missed strategic moves.
1. Erode self-worth slowly.
Not by dramatic attacks, but by nudging small thoughts like
“You’re not enough” … “Why even try?”
That’s how people lose their direction without noticing.
2. Distract you from your purpose.
Not by stopping you — just by keeping you busy with noise, comparison, drama, or addictions (social, emotional, or otherwise).
Purpose dies more often from distraction than destruction.
3. Divide people.
Plant small misunderstandings, escalate petty conflicts, fuel gossip.
A fragmented community is always weaker than a united one.
4. Normalize harmful behaviour.
Make destructive choices feel “normal,” “common,” or “everybody does it.”
When harm feels ordinary, people stop questioning the cost.
5. Sell shortcuts that look like success.
Anything that promises power, validation, or relief now… at the cost of integrity later.
6. Make people believe they’re alone.
Isolation breeds fear, and fear makes people easy to manipulate.
7. Blur truth until people doubt everything.
Not by telling huge lies — by mixing just enough confusion that people feel lost.
All of this is really a way of saying:
The most dangerous sabotage rarely looks like an attack. It looks like comfort, distraction, self-doubt, and division.
And he uses the people closest to you, to do it.
