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if you're ever bored enough to browse archive.org, a mental labor channel for https://erikhoudini.com/houdinitv would go crazy
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the idea that Choronzon can come to a person disguised as another is interesting in the sense that it implies more about the mystic than Choronzon itself
that sounds interesting, what do you mean?
i wrote about my experience with choronzon a little here https://axayacatl.neocities.org/diary/2025/020225-2. choronzon challenges the idea of identity, or what some may clarify as the ego. the idea is one becomes disillusioned about the nature of what it means to be a self
i did not deliberately cast choronzon ! it pulled me into the abyss on it's own accord, so i think it's possible it could visit someone in a myraid of ways. if one sees chorozon as one demon instead of the other it telling of a mystic that identifies strongly with what they perceive to be real within their mind, and that they hold their intellect as the most precious form of identity