"Dr. Schitz once told me in a previous conversation – in reference to metal performers who beseech forces they might not fully comprehend – that ’if you keep making prank calls on the astral line, sooner or later someone will pick up’
Surely, those who actually believe in spirits and autonomous energies will also recognise the very real danger of dabbling with them?
"It's not hard to see people in the black metal scene who, if you entertain these notions, are under detrimental demonic influence. Me saying this – it sounds like I’m in league with television evangelist Bob Larson. Although very few musicians seem to be actually performing conscious spiritual work – they are in various ways reaching out, extending invitations, and opening themselves up to the dark. I dare say we’ve already seen plenty of results of this rather naïve approach. It is my firm conviction that the universe is full of energies and spirits, most of whom are not benign. It’s an astral jungle out there and you’d better watch your psychic back, especially if exposing yourself to the bad guys"
Would you say that this is what happened to Pelle?
– "If you define demons as volatile and dualistically fragmented patterns of consciousness and energies, covering the spectrum ranging from ‘external’ or intrapsychic – then yes. This is usually the case with suicide. The past being past, I think a more pertinent question is if some hardcore Dead fans are subjecting themselves to these kinds of forces, vastly underestimating the consequences." - Jens Näsström, Bardo Methodology #1 🦇
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