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Kimberly Steele's avatar

Thanks for the mention and this article. There is a strange borderland between mental illness and demonic obsession. In this age of spiritual retardation and mass blindness, it's almost impossible to diagnose one from the other. I think we all knew how mentally ill they already were -- the way they reacted to the government's Covid psyop made it abundantly clear -- but now that they are suffering more losses, their imbalances become ever more pronounced.

My recent article about the Covid debacle possibly being one of the largest soul transfers in history triggered a couple of people so badly, I had to delete the entire entry on my Dreamwidth blog. It is still up here on Substack. To my mind, multi-lifetime deals have been struck whether or not the people who made them know it. But of course I could be wrong.

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Clarke Fountain's avatar

What you described doesn't "smell like teen spirit" but like spirits in teens. I've had my share of goosebumps. Best to stay powered up (use your guarding/warding skills or get some) spiritually at all times and to avoid mass media as much as possible even if you're not usually susceptible. There be dragons...there.

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Kalihi Valley Druid's avatar

True that. I used to watch a bit of mainstream "news" every once in a while just to see what they are up to, but lately the gaslighting has been so thick that it's become intolerable. We know who they are now, so there's no point wallowing in their negativity.

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James Allin's avatar

Great article. The spirual warfare side of this is something that doesn't get talked about enough.

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Kalihi Valley Druid's avatar

It's difficult to say if we're actually dealing with the demonic realm in the majority of modern cases, but the causal factor definitely appears to be working from a similar playbook. The closest historical analogy seems to be the Dionysian cults.

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Kimberly Steele's avatar

Interesting! How so?

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Kalihi Valley Druid's avatar

Several reasons, but the one that stands out the most is the embrace of extreme contradictions.

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lilly's avatar

Would classical music played in an asylum discomfit the possessed as much as TVs would upset me?

Is that why TVs are in the majority of waiting rooms?

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Kalihi Valley Druid's avatar

Great question! Here's something to consider as well: Classical music has been used by many businesses to drive away the homeless, possibly indicating that a large percentage of them might be suffering from parapsychological as well as regular psychological problems. Some of them like it however, suggesting that segment of the population might just be down on their luck and have yet to form negative attachments.

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lilly's avatar

The homeless and the otherwise not gainfully occupied. One of Sydney's major railway stations would play classical music late at night on weekends. I thought it a pity that it wasn't on all the time.

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Obsidian Blackbird.'s avatar

Another great article :)

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Jeffrey Pikul's avatar

I would be curious to know if you smelled sulphur near these demonstrators.

The one occasion where I was near someone possessed, I was able to smell sulphur despite being in a closed car at least 30 feet away.

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Kalihi Valley Druid's avatar

I've never experience that myself, but I have seen a glaze come over their eyes just before the most horrible nonsense come out of their mouths. I've been doing my best to avoid those situations, but if I accidentally get stuck in one next time I'll give it a sniff!

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Harold Masters's avatar

It's like how leftists are just fine with "punching Nazis" and "killing TERFs" and assaulting women who try to talk about their rights in public. I don't know if they're possessed by a demon, a gestalt, or the smell of their own farts that makes them act so violently and so irrationally.

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