Although most of us know that the nun did not exist in the Enfield case (the true story of “The Conjuring 2”) it doesn’t mean that this demon is not real. This evil entity does exist, its name is Valak and it is not specifically dressed as a nun.
Valak is a demon that is said to have originated from the mythology of the Lesser Key of Solomon, also known as the Lemegeton. According to the Lemegeton, Valak is a high-ranking demon who holds the title of Grand President of Hell.
In popular culture, Valak is perhaps best known as the antagonist in the 2016 horror film “The Conjuring 2”. In the film, Valak is depicted as a demonic nun who terrorizes a family in England. However, the portrayal of Valak in the film differs significantly from its traditional depiction in demonology.
In demonology, Valak is said to take the form of a small child with wings and the head of an owl. It is believed that Valak can control snakes and can reveal the location of hidden treasures. Additionally, Valak is often associated with the power of divination and is said to be able to provide people with knowledge of the future.
Despite its terrifying reputation, Valak is not considered to be one of the most powerful demons in demonology. Nonetheless, it is still a significant figure in the hierarchy of hell and is often depicted as being surrounded by other demons and spirits.
It’s important to note that the existence of Valak and other demons is a matter of belief and mythology rather than fact, and their stories and depictions have evolved over time and across cultures.
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Valak seeks to desecrate noble spirits of the church, such as nuns or altar boys.
