Common Channeling- 29 Ways Demons Enter

1. Ouija Board-Reputable spiritual leaders and experts have long warned against using Ouija Boards and their variants, as they can potentially expose individuals to malevolent forces. The idea of “safe” communication with angels through these boards is often a deceptive marketing ploy.
2. Angel Boards—While proponents may claim that Angel Boards provide a safe and spiritual way to connect with the divine, these devices can open the door to potential dangers. The use of such boards has been linked to occult practices and the summoning of entities that may not have our best interests in mind.
3. Consulting spiritual mediums—Spirit mediums claim to communicate with the dead. In a world of uncertainty, many people turn to spirit mediums for guidance, closure, and a connection to the beyond. These individuals claim to be able to communicate with the dead, see into the future, and uncover hidden truths. But are these abilities genuine or merely an elaborate illusion? However, the validity of these claims has long been a subject of skepticism and debate.
4. Consulting psychics – Delving into the realm of the occult, where demonic forces are said to hold sway, carries with it a weight of spiritual and moral consequence that should not be taken lightly. As rational beings, we must carefully examine the claims made by those who purport to possess the ability to peer into the future and question the true source of their knowledge.
5. Demon Teleaphaty – The mechanics of this demonic telepathy are not fully understood, but it is believed to operate on a metaphysical level beyond the normal bounds of the physical world. The demon’s consciousness somehow intertwines with the host’s, allowing for the seamless injection of foreign thoughts and urges. This creates an intimate, parasitic connection that the victim may be powerless to resist or expel.
6. Spells – These carefully crafted incantations are more than words – they are the fabric of enchantment, woven together to manifest desired outcomes.
7. Curses – These spoken words of harm or punishment, imbued with the power of magic, have the potential to wreak havoc on the lives of their targets
8. Fortunetelling – Whether through interpreting dreams, reading tarot cards, or analyzing astrological patterns, the art of foretelling offers a unique perspective on the unfolding of events.
9. Spirit guides – Through channeling, we can summon spirit guides that are aligned with our unique needs and highest good. These guides come in many forms – from departed loved ones to angelic beings to ascended masters – each offering a distinct perspective and specialized knowledge.
10. Satanism – Satanism is not about worshipping a literal Satan but rather an extreme form of individualism and self-worship. Satanists believe in taking responsibility for their own actions and pursuing their desires without guilt or shame.
11. Witchcraft involves harnessing the natural energies of the world around us and using them to manifest our desires. Whether casting a spell to attract abundance, performing a ritual to enhance personal growth, or simply connecting with the earth’s rhythms.
12. Automatic handwriting involves the spirit or energy of a deceased individual taking control of the subject’s hand and guiding the pen across the page to convey their thoughts and wisdom.
13. Astral Projections -This out-of-body experience allows the astral body to explore the spiritual dimensions beyond our physical world.
14. Generational Demons – These “generational demons” are dark patterns and destructive tendencies that seep into our lives through our bloodline. While it may feel like an inescapable fate, we have the power to break these cycles of darkness.
15. Spiritual Husband or Wife – plaguing unsuspecting individuals – the rise of the “spirit spouse” or “spirit husband/wife.” This demonic entity assumes the identity of a person’s spouse, infiltrating their lives and relationships with the sole purpose of spiritual and emotional destruction. Sexual demons
16. Physical sex-straight or gay

Negative Emotions

Understanding the Connection Between Demons and Negative Emotions

Common types of negative emotions intensified by demons:

1. fear (all types)
2. Suicide
3. Jealousy
4. Bitterness
5. Strife
6. Depression
7. worry
8. pride
9. fatigue
10. Addictions
11. Gluttony
12. Generational bloodline Detecting these generational bloodline demons is no easy task as they remain hidden, subtly shaping one’s emotional state over time. The transfer of these demons through bloodlines perpetuates a cycle of negativity that persists until confronted and cast out. Understanding and addressing these vulnerable moments is crucial in breaking free from their grip and reclaiming emotional well-being for oneself and future generations.

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▌In today's MB:

• PSE suspends PNX, C, and INFRA
• Zobels sell remaining MWC holdings
• TC24: Introducing MB's Trading Cup 2024 team!
  • The Trading Cup competition
  • Meet Matthew, Jenny, and Sef
  • Good luck team!
• Alternergy's first public Q&A
  • Its growth strategy
  • Outlook of renewables market
  • Why it loves wind
  • When dividends?

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• [UPDATE] PNX, C, and INFRA suspended for failure to submit Annual Reports... The PSE issued suspensions to three companies [link] prior to the open of trade on Friday morning for failure to submit FY23 Annual Reports. The three companies suspended are Phoenix Petroleum [PNX 4.17 ▼0.2%; 0% avgVol], Chelsea Logistics [C 1.30 ▲4.0%; 0% avgVol], and Philippine Infradev [INFRA 0.53 ▲1.9%; 0% avgVol]. AgriNurture [ANI 0.62 ▲8.8%; 305% avgVol] narrowly avoided suspension by submitting its Annual Report 38 minutes before the PSE’s suspension deadline. The ANI FY23 Annual Report disclosure erroneously reports a net income improvement of 1560% to ₱146 million, instead of a ₱146 million net loss, perhaps this oversight comes from a behind-the-scenes race to submit before the deadline.
  
  • MB: I’m married to an accountant who did the auditing grind for years, so I know that it’s not easy to put these reports together; they’re complex and knock-ons from problems in any of the subsidiaries can cause problems that ripple up the chain and back down. That being said, producing these annual reports is something of a bare-minimum condition of public corporate life. Every management group rides its accounting department and its auditing team into the dirt to get its quarterly and annual reports out on time. I don’t have any inside knowledge into why PNX, C, and INFRA are in this position, but I listen to the silence from these management groups. Good teams communicate with their minority shareholders in times of uncertainty, and a trading suspension is a time of great uncertainty for retail investors.
• [NEWS] **Ayala Corp sells remains of its MWC holdings to Enrique Razon for ₱14.5-B... Ayala Corp [AC 620.00 ▲1.3%; 131% avgVol] [link] disclosed that its subsidiaries, Michigan Holdings and Philwater Holdings, would sell their combined holdings in Manila Water Company [MWC 26.60 ▼1.5%; 123% avgVol] to Trident Water Company Holdings (TWC), which is owned by MWC’s current owner, Enrique Razon. The combined value of the two sales to TWC is ₱14.5 billion. The block of shares coming to TWC through Michigan Holdings was already processed and paid-for (~₱12.9 billion), and the remaining ₱1.6 billion worth of shares from Philwater Holdings will be purchased in installments over the next five years. AC confirmed that it will have no post-transaction common share interest in MWC, and that its voting stake will be “nil”.
  
  • MB: In a weird way, the transfer of ownership and control of MWC from the Zobel Family to the Razon Family is one of the only lasting “achievements” of the Duterte administration. I put “achievements” in quotation marks because it’s not clear how the President’s overreach into the public markets benefitted anyone other than the obvious (MWC’s current owner). As longtime readers of MB will know I have a deep respect for Mr. Razon’s business acumen and operational quality, but I don’t know that MWC customers have necessarily felt any change as a result of this transfer, and I don’t know that minority shareholders have felt any change either. So maybe it was just Mr. Razon in the right place at the right time while Duterte rode the media waves of threatening the Zobels with death and dismemberment? Yeah, it was a weird time.
• [TC24] Introducing MB’s Trading Cup 2024 team!...Merkado Barkada** is sponsoring a team of three traders to compete in Trading Cup 2024 hosted by Investa, where hundreds of traders will be competing for up to ₱640k in total prizes based on their trading performance with ₱300k in virtual currency across the PSE, US markets, and crypto markets. This is a long competition (it runs from April 22 through July 26), so we will follow the members of Team MB throughout the contest to check in on what’s working, what’s not working, and what it’s like on the front-lines of the country’s largest trading tournament. Let’s meet the team!
  
  • “Hi I’m Matthew. I’m a project manager in network engineering in the telecommjnications industry and an agency leader in one of the top global brands in insurance. I have been trading since 2016. Though I like momentum trading, I found more success in position trading because it is less volatile since I can only check my open positions during my free time.” Matthew is 37 and lives in Paranaque. Trading experience: PSE (8 years), US (1 year), CRYPTO (1 year).*
  • “Hi I'm Jennelyn. I'm a Civil Engineer by profession in a government organization. I started trading back in 2020 for a year. I was reckless back then, but I've learned a lot, I'd say. I stopped trading in 2021 to focus on my career and I shifted my trading journey to learning first. Now with the Trading Cup I've found another motivation to push through. I tried day trading, and it was really frustrating and draining, so this time I'm doing swing trading through price action and volume.
  • “My name is Sef. I'm currently in college studying Management. I've been mostly self-taught but over the years I took a lot of learnings from other people. I've tried a lot of strategies but most of the time I'm a swing trader. So, I try to look for strong catalysts and take positions within times of consolidations. My implementation of it during the competition hasn't been perfect, partly due to finals week. But I trust in the process. I've been trading in the PSE for 5 years now. I only started trading the US markets and Crypto, recently. I think my current performance in the competition is reflective of my experience within the three markets. [PSE: +17.4%, CRYPTO: +4.2%, US: -11.5%]. We still have a few months to go and it's still anyone's game. A lot of the top leaderboard right now is primarily driven by 1 or 2 positions that no one saw coming, I think you can guess which stocks I'm referring to.
    • MB: Welcome to the team, Matthew, Jenny, and Sef! My goal in founding Team MB is to give readers a little insight into the thought processes behind the winning and losing trades of each team member. We have a diverse group across age, background, experience, and trading style, so I think we’ll get some interesting perspectives on the markets as the weeks go by before the July 26 finale. The team members will get to keep 100% of any prizes that they win, along with a monthly stipend from Merkado Barkada for all the coffee/snacks needed to keep focus on all three markets simultaneously. Good luck, team!
• [NEWS] Alternergy conducts first public Q&A since IPO... Alternergy [ALTER 0.70 ▲1.4%; 159% avgVol] presented its Q1 results on Wednesday as part of the PSE’s STAR Investor Day event, and MB was there to document its first public Q&A with institutional and retail investors since its IPO over a year ago. For me, the most interesting component of any STAR presentation is the Q&A, because it’s where we get the chance to hear the management team talk outside of the the cold forensics of the financial statements to address the hope, fear, optimism, and pessisim of the average investor.
  
  • On enhancing shareholder value: The ALTER team said that it’s focus is on controlling what it can control, and that as a developer, it does everything that it can to complete projects “within the timeline and committed budget”, increase its pipeline, and build good relationships with stakeholders.
  • On its growth strategy: ALTER said that its “DNA is a developer”, and therefore its “preference is brownfield development” as opposed to acquisitions. (MB note: “Brownfield” means development on land that has been previously used for some other purpose. “Greenfield” would be development on untouched land.) The management team said that it is open to being “opportunistic” with acquisitions, but that its overall focus is on “looking for projects from the ground and building them toward completion.”
  • On outlook of renewables market: “The power industry is really at the point where there is a sustained pressure towards a price increase.” The ALTER team said that there’s a shortage of power supply, and what existing supply there is will come under pressure as power plants age or weather phenomena disrupt operations. ALTER said that it’s strategy is to simply grow its portfolio into this market gap, especially over the next two years.
  • On wind vs solar: The ALTER team was asked whether it was intentional to be “more exposed to wind rather than solar”, and ALTER responded by saying that while both wind and solar are scalable, they “like wind” because it generates more electricity per installed capacity. As the ALTER team put it: “For instance, if we build a 50 MW solar, you’ll only need a 25 MW wind project to match the amount of energy that we will be generating.” ALTER said that wind is also less intensive in terms of land use to generate the same amount of energy, and that its analysis shows that wind projects generate more cash flow than solar projects.
  • On starting to distribute dividends: *One question asked when ALTER would start paying dividends, and the ALTER team responded (after a laugh) that it’s “all about resource allocation”. ALTER said that at this stage, it’s a growth company, and that it would like to use its resources to build a “sizeable portfolio over the medium term” with the goal of “increasing shareholder value.” ALTER said that once it has achieved that goal, “dividend payments would not be far behind.
    • MB:Kudos to any management team that takes questions from the public. It’s not easy to be this communicative and transparent, but as a long-term investor, this kind of insight into the management team’s thinking and analysis of their own data and the market as a whole is important. If your trading style is technical, ALTER’s analysis of wind versus solar isn’t going to matter to you at all, but if your thesis is based on bets in the power generation sector, that response might trigger some research that could be helpful. Overall I’d say that the ALTER team did very well. It was clear that they were nervous, but over time I’m sure the team will become more comfortable with answering the questions and interacting with the investing community in such a person-to-person way. Well done, ALTER!

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Minecraft Version: 1.20.4 Minecraft Version ID: 1.20.4 Operating System: Windows 11 (amd64) version 10.0 Java Version: 17.0.8, Microsoft Java VM Version: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (mixed mode), Microsoft Memory: 215001080 bytes (205 MiB) / 339738624 bytes (324 MiB) up to 4294967296 bytes (4096 MiB) CPUs: 12 Processor Vendor: GenuineIntel Processor Name: 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-12400F Identifier: Intel64 Family 6 Model 151 Stepping 2 Microarchitecture: Alder Lake Frequency (GHz): 2.50 Number of physical packages: 1 Number of physical CPUs: 6 Number of logical CPUs: 12 Graphics card #0 name: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Graphics card #0 vendor: NVIDIA (0x10de) Graphics card #0 VRAM (MB): 4095.00 Graphics card #0 deviceId: 0x2882 Graphics card #0 versionInfo: DriverVersion=31.0.15.5152 Memory slot #0 capacity (MB): 8192.00 Memory slot #0 clockSpeed (GHz): 3.20 Memory slot #0 type: DDR4 Memory slot #1 capacity (MB): 8192.00 Memory slot #1 clockSpeed (GHz): 3.20 Memory slot #1 type: DDR4 Virtual memory max (MB): 24901.19 Virtual memory used (MB): 13446.18 Swap memory total (MB): 8704.00 Swap memory used (MB): 174.40 JVM Flags: 4 total; -XX:HeapDumpPath=MojangTricksIntelDriversForPerformance\_javaw.exe\_minecraft.exe.heapdump -Xss1M -Xmx4096m -Xms256m Fabric Mods: ambientsounds: AmbientSounds 5.3.9 architectury: Architectury 11.1.17 cloth-config: Cloth Config v13 13.0.121 cloth-basic-math: cloth-basic-math 0.6.1 completeconfig: CompleteConfig 2.5.4 couplings: Couplings 1.9.5+1.20 com\_electronwill\_night-config\_core: core 3.6.6 com\_electronwill\_night-config\_toml: toml 3.6.6 creativecore: CreativeCore 2.11.26 net\_neoforged\_bus: bus 7.2.0 elytra\_aeronautics: Elytra aeronautics 1.3.0 com\_google\_code\_gson\_gson: gson 2.10.1 fabric-api: Fabric API 0.97.0+1.20.4 fabric-api-base: Fabric API Base 0.4.37+78d798af4f fabric-api-lookup-api-v1: Fabric API Lookup API (v1) 1.6.50+82b1bb3e4f fabric-biome-api-v1: Fabric Biome API (v1) 13.0.17+78d798af4f fabric-block-api-v1: Fabric Block API (v1) 1.0.17+3e2216cb4f fabric-block-view-api-v2: Fabric BlockView API (v2) 1.0.5+78d798af4f fabric-blockrenderlayer-v1: Fabric BlockRenderLayer Registration (v1) 1.1.47+78d798af4f fabric-client-tags-api-v1: Fabric Client Tags 1.1.8+78d798af4f fabric-command-api-v1: Fabric Command API (v1) 1.2.42+f71b366f4f fabric-command-api-v2: Fabric Command API (v2) 2.2.21+78d798af4f fabric-commands-v0: Fabric Commands (v0) 0.2.59+df3654b34f fabric-containers-v0: Fabric Containers (v0) 0.1.87+df3654b34f fabric-content-registries-v0: Fabric Content Registries (v0) 5.0.16+78d798af4f fabric-convention-tags-v1: Fabric Convention Tags 1.5.11+78d798af4f fabric-crash-report-info-v1: Fabric Crash Report Info (v1) 0.2.24+78d798af4f fabric-data-attachment-api-v1: Fabric Data Attachment API (v1) 1.1.5+b90db5744f fabric-data-generation-api-v1: Fabric Data Generation API (v1) 13.2.5+5c0133444f fabric-dimensions-v1: Fabric Dimensions API (v1) 2.1.62+78d798af4f fabric-entity-events-v1: Fabric Entity Events (v1) 1.6.2+09fc25014f fabric-events-interaction-v0: Fabric Events Interaction (v0) 0.7.2+389931eb4f fabric-events-lifecycle-v0: Fabric Events Lifecycle (v0) 0.2.75+df3654b34f fabric-game-rule-api-v1: Fabric Game Rule API (v1) 1.0.47+78d798af4f fabric-item-api-v1: Fabric Item API (v1) 2.3.0+bcdd12964f fabric-item-group-api-v1: Fabric Item Group API (v1) 4.0.27+ee30b13a4f fabric-key-binding-api-v1: Fabric Key Binding API (v1) 1.0.42+78d798af4f fabric-keybindings-v0: Fabric Key Bindings (v0) 0.2.40+df3654b34f fabric-lifecycle-events-v1: Fabric Lifecycle Events (v1) 2.3.1+a67ffb5d4f fabric-loot-api-v2: Fabric Loot API (v2) 2.1.10+78d798af4f fabric-message-api-v1: Fabric Message API (v1) 6.0.6+78d798af4f fabric-mining-level-api-v1: Fabric Mining Level API (v1) 2.1.66+78d798af4f fabric-model-loading-api-v1: Fabric Model Loading API (v1) 1.0.9+78d798af4f fabric-models-v0: Fabric Models (v0) 0.4.8+9386d8a74f fabric-networking-api-v1: Fabric Networking API (v1) 3.1.8+2e5ac5484f fabric-object-builder-api-v1: Fabric Object Builder API (v1) 13.1.0+dba1195c4f fabric-particles-v1: Fabric Particles (v1) 1.1.8+78d798af4f fabric-recipe-api-v1: Fabric Recipe API (v1) 2.0.21+78d798af4f fabric-registry-sync-v0: Fabric Registry Sync (v0) 4.0.20+ee30b13a4f fabric-renderer-api-v1: Fabric Renderer API (v1) 3.2.5+78d798af4f fabric-renderer-indigo: Fabric Renderer - Indigo 1.5.5+78d798af4f fabric-renderer-registries-v1: Fabric Renderer Registries (v1) 3.2.54+df3654b34f fabric-rendering-data-attachment-v1: Fabric Rendering Data Attachment (v1) 0.3.43+73761d2e4f fabric-rendering-fluids-v1: Fabric Rendering Fluids (v1) 3.1.2+e761c6694f fabric-rendering-v0: Fabric Rendering (v0) 1.1.57+df3654b34f fabric-rendering-v1: Fabric Rendering (v1) 3.2.1+6fd945a04f fabric-resource-conditions-api-v1: Fabric Resource Conditions API (v1) 2.3.15+78d798af4f fabric-resource-loader-v0: Fabric Resource Loader (v0) 0.11.21+ee30b13a4f fabric-screen-api-v1: Fabric Screen API (v1) 2.0.18+78d798af4f fabric-screen-handler-api-v1: Fabric Screen Handler API (v1) 1.3.56+78d798af4f fabric-sound-api-v1: Fabric Sound API (v1) 1.0.18+78d798af4f fabric-transfer-api-v1: Fabric Transfer API (v1) 4.0.12+90f2d7b14f fabric-transitive-access-wideners-v1: Fabric Transitive Access Wideners (v1) 5.0.15+78d798af4f fabric-language-kotlin: Fabric Language Kotlin 1.10.20+kotlin.1.9.24 org\_jetbrains\_kotlin\_kotlin-reflect: kotlin-reflect 1.9.24 org\_jetbrains\_kotlin\_kotlin-stdlib: kotlin-stdlib 1.9.24 org\_jetbrains\_kotlin\_kotlin-stdlib-jdk7: kotlin-stdlib-jdk7 1.9.24 org\_jetbrains\_kotlin\_kotlin-stdlib-jdk8: kotlin-stdlib-jdk8 1.9.24 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_atomicfu-jvm: atomicfu-jvm 0.24.0 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_kotlinx-coroutines-core-jvm: kotlinx-coroutines-core-jvm 1.8.0 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_kotlinx-coroutines-jdk8: kotlinx-coroutines-jdk8 1.8.0 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_kotlinx-datetime-jvm: kotlinx-datetime-jvm 0.5.0 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_kotlinx-serialization-cbor-jvm: kotlinx-serialization-cbor-jvm 1.6.3 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_kotlinx-serialization-core-jvm: kotlinx-serialization-core-jvm 1.6.3 org\_jetbrains\_kotlinx\_kotlinx-serialization-json-jvm: kotlinx-serialization-json-jvm 1.6.3 fabricloader: Fabric Loader 0.15.11 mixinextras: MixinExtras 0.3.5 forgeconfigapiport: Forge Config API Port 20.4.3 immersivemc: ImmersiveMC 1.5.0-beta1 inventoryprofilesnext: Inventory Profiles Next 1.10.10 java: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM 17 lambdynlights: LambDynamicLights 2.3.4+1.20.4 pride: Pride Lib 1.2.0+1.19.4 spruceui: SpruceUI 5.0.3+1.20.2 libipn: libIPN 4.0.2 lithium: Lithium 0.12.1 minecraft: Minecraft 1.20.4 modmenu: Mod Menu 9.2.0-beta.2 presencefootsteps: Presence Footsteps 1.9.4+1.20.4 kirin: Kirin UI 1.17.1+1.20.4 reacharound: Reacharound 1.1.2 sodium: Sodium 0.5.8+mc1.20.4 vivecraft: Vivecraft 1.20.4-1.1.9 org\_lwjgl\_lwjgl-openvr: lwjgl-openvr 3.3.2 org\_lwjgl\_lwjgl-openvr\_natives-linux: lwjgl-openvr 3.3.2 org\_lwjgl\_lwjgl-openvr\_natives-macos: lwjgl-openvr 3.3.2 org\_lwjgl\_lwjgl-openvr\_natives-windows: lwjgl-openvr 3.3.2 vrapi: mc-vr-api 3.0.7 Launched Version: fabric-loader-0.15.11-1.20.4 Launcher name: minecraft-launcher Backend library: LWJGL version 3.3.2-snapshot Backend API: Unknown Window size:  GL Caps: ERR GL debug messages:  Using VBOs: Yes Is Modded: Definitely; Client brand changed to 'fabric' Universe: 404 Type: Client (map\_client.txt) Locale: en\_US CPU: