Used here for the claim that mass rituals, celebrity worship, concerts, and films channel spiritual energy toward hidden powers instead of toward God.
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energy harvesting
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Jiang says demons feed on negative emotional energy such as hate, fear, and anger, so elites intensify competition, war, death, and destruction to generate more of that energy.
Jiang says concerts and movies function as energy-harvesting rituals, with events like Coachella serving as a more upscale version of the same underlying mechanism.
Jiang says he is not wedded to interdimensional beings or energy harvesting as dogma; he treats them as provisional frameworks for understanding how the world works and says he is willing to debate them in good faith.
Jiang says the Divine Comedy also addresses themes like demons and energy harvesting, which is part of why he wants to teach it in this new format.
Jiang says he would welcome a conversation with David Icke because they agree on much, and he thinks Icke knows more than he does about energy harvesting, elite-demon contracts, and the new UFO conversation.
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"Yeah, OK. So I don't know. I don't know the specifics, OK? So let me try to provide the broad contours of this theory,..."
"Because somebody's harvested that energy. And for anyone that thinks it's crazy, Coachella is very similar to something like, I saw you speak about..."
"That's what concerts are. That's what movies are, right? So Coachella is just like a high -end version, but like a low -end version..."
"...I consider. Like I'm not wedded to the idea of like energy harvesting of. Okay. But it's an idea I consider to help me..."
"...literary work ever. And a lot of things we discuss. Like energy harvesting and demons. He discusses it as well in the Divine Comedy...."
"...I mean, like, he knows a lot more about, you know, energy harvesting and, you know, the compact contracts. Between the elite and these..."
"It's the idea of energy harvesting, correct? So people make the comparison to... Yeah, Lush. Lush. What is this?"
"...you're worshiping these demons on a stage, you're giving energy, you're harvesting to spirits."
"...gambling the second is slavery so human have or can have harvesting slavery okay but the third is drugs drug smuggling and so you..."
"...for criticism of the CCP, lots of human rights abuses, organ harvesting of the poor, and a technocratic social credit control system implemented nationwide,..."
"...they loved olive oil. And the Levant was very good at harvesting both wine, good wine and olive oil. So, but the Egyptians didn't..."
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