What is your favorite band? Which music group or hip hip artist, or even R&B or pop star, or maybe Gospel musician gives you life? What is it about music that causes us to feel happy, sad, or otherwise?
It’s the spell. It’s what’s inside the music that makes us react. In truth, what we are listening to is a great spell, a type of spell that used to be cast by witches long ago. The fundamentals of music haven’t changed since the days of Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms or Stonehenge. What we are listening to are enrapturing sounds brought together to make us feel a certain way. In some cases, and when devised, they can bring forth certain entities which bring their way into our lives. That’s why it’s important to be very careful of what we listen to each day.
A long time ago, a man called John Todd, went on television and talked about what it meant to listen to music. He said that witches and warlocks bring together certain incantations and spells into the master room – which is still in use today – for certain moon cycles to bring forth certain demons from a principality called REGIA. I believe that musicians are complicit in this transaction. Modern groups have come forward to discuss their allegiance to Satan and dark energy. Some do it through symbols, others do it while singing or rapping. But the one thing that unites them is dark energy, even if the record sounds really good. If they are aligning themselves with something dark, even in gospel music, should we do it too? I think what we are listening to is something even more sinister than meets the eye. It is important to be mindful of what you’re unleashing into your life.
I spent a decade in depression listening to music that I knew would keep me depressed. I thought I wanted to hear something that would reflect what I felt. It was a vicious cycle made even more insidious when one considers what forces were inside the music I was listening to. So remember, be mindful of what you do in all things, consider God, and try to find alternative ways to get through your day if you can. If you must consume music, do it sparingly, as John Todd – an insider – said, music is addictive, and full of bad energy. It’s like smoking cigarettes. Be mindful and be careful. And keep a positive energy about you at all times.
A Life of Oblivion 