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| | Angels and Demons |
 | | Angels and demons, whatever they are or represent, are not themselves ch'i and sha: rather, they are the forces which produce the respective balance of ch'i and the imbalance of sha. |
 | | The demons play other games, more suitable to their apparent aim as 'forces tending to unbalance': they issue sequences of unerringly accurate prophecies about private and public events, and then, as John Keel put it, "when (the contactees) are totally sold, they introduce a joker into the deck". |
 | | Angels and demons, as I see it, are aspects of the primal forces of nature, so the intelligence for which they act as messengers is nature itself, in its constructive and destructive aspects. |
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