He hierarchizes that memory field by moral-emotional valence, with hate lower and joy or bliss higher.
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Jiang hears this passage as song: a lyrical vibration meant to call up the listener's best memories and make paradise felt as collective angelic joy.
Jiang answers that this explanation still leaves the central problem intact: after thousands of years of joy in heaven, Peter's hatred remains hard to explain.
Jiang presents Dante's final state as rapt, motionless joy before total interconnectedness, with the experience remaining more powerful than centuries of ordinary memory.
Jiang presents a spiritual-energy model in which hate and anger feed demons, while conscious, attentive, joyful states reconnect a person to the monad.
Jiang identifies the harvested substance as loosh, defined here as spiritual energy that can either feed demons in low-vibration states or connect a person to the monad in high-vibration states.
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"...it but if it's a a good emotion like happiness and joy bliss"
"...highest possible um vibration okay it's very light very lovely pure joy so imagine angels singing okay this poetry is really angels singing together..."
"...been there for thousands of years and all you've experienced is joy and happiness, where does this hate come from? Right? This is pure..."
"...shape which that knot takes. For speaking this, I feel a joy that is more ample. That one moment brings more forgetfulness to me..."
"So, so if you are in a low vibrational state, okay, you have hate, you have anger, you're feeding these demons. Whereas if you..."
"It's the idea of energy harvesting, correct? So people make the comparison to... Yeah, Lush. Lush. What is this?"
"L -O -S -H. Lush. So the energy they harvest is Lush. And the idea is that Lush is your spiritual energy. Yeah. So..."
"...he says he wants to write because it brings him tremendous joy and then gay talese said well if you're really stupid you could..."
"...will would be destroyed and there would be no equity and joy for doing good and grief for evil okay so"
"...speedily upward. So did He speak to us. And just as joy is greater when we quench a greater thirst, the joy He brought..."
"...has attained perfection, then the first mover turns toward it with joy on seeing so much art in nature and breeze into it."
"...bitter path of flight, and seeing that chase, I felt incomparable joy, so that I lifted my daring face and cried to God. Now..."
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