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Even if what the Devil offers you seems perfect, it's still corrupted inside. By accepting the offer, you become corrupted inside too. This is because the Devil doesn't want to befriend you, but to fool you into becoming a slave by giving up your soul for something you believe to be worth it at the moment. As soon as you give up your soul, the offering starts showing the corruption, but it's too late, because you paid the price already and there is no return policy. You pay with your life. Don't deal with the devil.

Even if what the Devil offers you seems perfect, it's still corrupted inside. By accepting the offer, you become corrupted inside too. This is because the Devil doesn't want to befriend you, but to fool you into becoming a slave by giving up your soul for something you believe to be worth it at the moment. As soon as you give up your soul, the offering starts showing the corruption, but it's too late, because you paid the price already and there is no return policy. You pay with your life. Don't deal with the devil.

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You can't sell your soul to satan, that's just another one of his tricks. All you do is damn yourself and gain nothing.

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There is a truth in this that is applicable to the real world. It is through my personal experience that these deals are most often made in a state of mind that is not sober. An intoxicated state of mind is more prone to "outside" influence because it is not itself (by itself, I mean its true self, free from the effects of drugs or stimulants). Often these deals will be made through people or concepts that you trust or see no reason not to. Be weary, if you are prone to communication with the other side, when you take stimulants of any kind, it is in these moments that the Devil will be hardest at work. Decisions you make shape your life and future, this includes decisions you make when intoxicated, regardless of how conscious you are of these decisions.

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Have you ever heard of hypnotic mind control, like MK Ultra?

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Heard a pastor say temptation is like the worm on a hook. If the fish sees the hook, of course it will avoid it. But conceal the hook with a worm and the fish can't resist the "free" gift in front of him for the taking. Merry Christmas