...my brand of spirituality, my beliefs about bigger issues than things like paying the bills and what I should watch on youtube later focus on these fundemental beliefs:

1) Karma, as in doing good deeds will lead to good things happening to you, is real (though not like My Name is Earl). I've found when I'm more of a "bad" person, I inevitably end up in "bad" situations, whereas when I am more of a "good" person I end up in "better" situations.

A) Quantifier to good/bad:
Examples of Good: Doing things that benefit others but don't benefit me directly; being unselfish; trying to actually listen to people and give them advice; not doing crack/meth/etc or being exceptionally sexually promiscuous.
Examples of Bad: The opposite of all those other things :)

2) I believe in a "God" though not anything that could be gleamed from any major religion. If anything, it would be closer to the idea of "Elder" Gods from Cthulu mythos. In that, if the universe has been claimed to be 16 billion years old, what the fuck was BEFORE the Universe? Basically, I encompass God to be the starting point of existence. I'd imagine this would lead to us "going down the wormhole" as both the scientific and philisophical ideas behind this would render us stoned for 24 days.

3) I strongly HATE religion. Fuck anyone who tries to tell me how to believe in God, or even which God is better, and all that nonsense. Religion has done more to cause suffering in this world than nearly anything other than Money/Rule. People should be able to believe whatever makes them a "better" person in society (sort of like the Covenant blah blah blah), whether that's in the Flying Spaghetti Monster, Allah or Jesus.

And finally, on the demons/angels thing:

4) Energy is something we can all understand right? I've seen many studies done where "good" thoughts increase plant yield, friendly animals are healthier, and many other seemingly odd studies done about how we (humans) can affect things without actually "doing" anything. This has led me to believe that all living things inherently have a "life" energy. That energy is just like any other form of energy but for some reason can not be "measured". To whit, and to wrap this up somewhat, as I could talk to you about this much easier than writing about it, this "energy" can affect things after you die. Perhaps (and I'm not exactly sure where the limits of this are "reached" ie I don't believe in ghosts but I believe places can be haunted) then, if this energy is amplified in its' final stage either "positively" or "negatively" then perhaps that energy is able to stay in that place and NOT disperse as the normal energy would. People die, their bodies decay, and I'm not saying this "energy" is sentient, but perhaps just something that interacts with our "energy" when we come into contact with it.