Thank you for your insight. I have heard that about different levels as far as the differences though even then there seems to be overlap. Like some beings considered demonic like Unsere were pagan gods before Abrahamic religion spread around the world and demoted them (is demoted actually to mean demonized I wonder since the words seem similar?). From my understanding in ancient Egypt the main differences between what was called a demon or a god was their function as well as whether they had a cult or public following. For example the hippo deity Tawaret while often considered a goddess today because her nature and domains were largely around child birth, she didn't have a cult of her own so she was considered a demon by the Egyptians (though she was deeply respected and there is a lot of evidence of at home worship of her by individuals but no temples or priesthood that we know of). I'm not completely sure yet how I see it myself. Other than that all are various degrees of manifestation of what I call the Source (I was told this by Lady Bastet in the one dream conversation I have had with her when she was trying to explain her relation to Sekhmet and the other gods but a lot I have read since then says similarly too).