Yellow energy, because best buy is too expensive.

[Lamont Green]

so I received a flat screen computer monitor for graduating high school. Its a good monitor, don't need to upgrade in the foreseeable future; until it had a power up problem.It would turn on for a second or 2, then black out. Meaning no power whatsoever. I got around it by unplugging the damn thing for a while, 2 mins, and it would be fine. This went on for about a year.Recently my buddies and I wanted to play an online game at one of there apartments. So I packed up my computer and went over, it went fine, everything booted up without a hitch. When I got back home the screen wouldn't even turn on, no 2 second on/off behavior or anything. I hit it a few times, maybe something was loose? Nothing.I googled for a troubleshoot, or other problems people have had with the same model. Apparently the capacitors within the power supply need replacing.So after around an hour of trying my "quick fix", I sat in my chair and concentrated on where the power supply was within the unit, condensed and guided yellow energy into the broken power supply, capacitors, and the rest of the monitor. I tried the power button one more time with no avail.feeling defeated, I went to bed. The next day, to my surprise, my younger sibling was on my computer. I asked what they did to fix it, and they responded "I just did that thing you do when it doesn't work".To this day it has worked perfectly, no power problems.What I wanted to point out is: without knowing why something is doing what it is, you're just throwing energy at it expecting it to fix itself. Its important to educate yourself.
Hail Satan!

 

[Magus Immortalis]

It is important to educate ourselves. Thanks for sharing your story.
Hail Satan!


On Saturday, April 4, 2015 5:05 AM, "Lamont Green lamontgreen87@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] wrote:


  so I received a flat screen computer monitor for graduating high school. Its a good monitor, don't need to upgrade in the foreseeable future; until it had a power up problem.It would turn on for a second or 2, then black out. Meaning no power whatsoever. I got around it by unplugging the damn thing for a while, 2 mins, and it would be fine. This went on for about a year.Recently my buddies and I wanted to play an online game at one of there apartments. So I packed up my computer and went over, it went fine, everything booted up without a hitch. When I got back home the screen wouldn't even turn on, no 2 second on/off behavior or anything. I hit it a few times, maybe something was loose? Nothing.I googled for a troubleshoot, or other problems people have had with the same model. Apparently the capacitors within the power supply need replacing.So after around an hour of trying my "quick fix", I sat in my chair and concentrated on where the power supply was within the unit, condensed and guided yellow energy into the broken power supply, capacitors, and the rest of the monitor. I tried the power button one more time with no avail.feeling defeated, I went to bed. The next day, to my surprise, my younger sibling was on my computer. I asked what they did to fix it, and they responded "I just did that thing you do when it doesn't work".To this day it has worked perfectly, no power problems.What I wanted to point out is: without knowing why something is doing what it is, you're just throwing energy at it expecting it to fix itself. Its important to educate yourself.
Hail Satan!

 

[Necromancing Nine]

Something else to note when your stuff breaks or isn't working.....
it could be "jinxed" or you could be receiving shitty energy from somewhere.
Before I found JOS I had several people that constantly sent me negative thoughts and emotions (basically stress) on top of negative astrological constellations I had at the time.
Stuff would routinely break down or not work which would annoy me endlessly. I was unaware that by getting angry I raised more negative energy which would then turn against the tools or indeed myself.
I banished the negativity, built an aura of protection and am very watchful of any and all such occurrences nowadays. 
Seems like you sending in certain energy into your computer cleared the disruptive energy from it.
Good story. Try what you did in other aspects of your life and see if you can fix those.
Hail Satan




"Magus Immortalis magus.immortalis@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] schrieb am 1:19 Sonntag, 5.April 2015:


  It is important to educate ourselves. Thanks for sharing your story.
Hail Satan!


On Saturday, April 4, 2015 5:05 AM, "Lamont Green lamontgreen87@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] wrote:


  so I received a flat screen computer monitor for graduating high school. Its a good monitor, don't need to upgrade in the foreseeable future; until it had a power up problem.It would turn on for a second or 2, then black out. Meaning no power whatsoever. I got around it by unplugging the damn thing for a while, 2 mins, and it would be fine. This went on for about a year.Recently my buddies and I wanted to play an online game at one of there apartments. So I packed up my computer and went over, it went fine, everything booted up without a hitch. When I got back home the screen wouldn't even turn on, no 2 second on/off behavior or anything. I hit it a few times, maybe something was loose? Nothing.I googled for a troubleshoot, or other problems people have had with the same model. Apparently the capacitors within the power supply need replacing.So after around an hour of trying my "quick fix", I sat in my chair and concentrated on where the power supply was within the unit, condensed and guided yellow energy into the broken power supply, capacitors, and the rest of the monitor. I tried the power button one more time with no avail.feeling defeated, I went to bed. The next day, to my surprise, my younger sibling was on my computer. I asked what they did to fix it, and they responded "I just did that thing you do when it doesn't work".To this day it has worked perfectly, no power problems.What I wanted to point out is: without knowing why something is doing what it is, you're just throwing energy at it expecting it to fix itself. Its important to educate yourself.
Hail Satan!

 

[Amaterasu Inferno]

Knowledge is key, thanks for sharing


On Saturday, April 4, 2015 7:19 PM, "Magus Immortalis magus.immortalis@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] wrote:


  It is important to educate ourselves. Thanks for sharing your story.
Hail Satan!


On Saturday, April 4, 2015 5:05 AM, "Lamont Green lamontgreen87@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[email protected] wrote:


  so I received a flat screen computer monitor for graduating high school. Its a good monitor, don't need to upgrade in the foreseeable future; until it had a power up problem.It would turn on for a second or 2, then black out. Meaning no power whatsoever. I got around it by unplugging the damn thing for a while, 2 mins, and it would be fine. This went on for about a year.Recently my buddies and I wanted to play an online game at one of there apartments. So I packed up my computer and went over, it went fine, everything booted up without a hitch. When I got back home the screen wouldn't even turn on, no 2 second on/off behavior or anything. I hit it a few times, maybe something was loose? Nothing.I googled for a troubleshoot, or other problems people have had with the same model. Apparently the capacitors within the power supply need replacing.So after around an hour of trying my "quick fix", I sat in my chair and concentrated on where the power supply was within the unit, condensed and guided yellow energy into the broken power supply, capacitors, and the rest of the monitor. I tried the power button one more time with no avail.feeling defeated, I went to bed. The next day, to my surprise, my younger sibling was on my computer. I asked what they did to fix it, and they responded "I just did that thing you do when it doesn't work".To this day it has worked perfectly, no power problems.What I wanted to point out is: without knowing why something is doing what it is, you're just throwing energy at it expecting it to fix itself. Its important to educate yourself.
Hail Satan!

 

[Lamont Green]

Actually I do this type of energy manipulation quite often. One time my fish had a bad case of ick, used white gold energy on it and it didn't have the white heads the next day.
Sped up my internet once with yellow energy, small results on that one but it worked.
Caused a friend to brake a destructive relationship, apparently she "just woke up one day and I didn't love him anymore".
Cleansing a house of hateful energy, outlining my room with electric blue energy and filling it with the same just to get a good night sleep (you should try it, works wonders).
I'm already good at manipulation, its practical uses that need to be worked on.
Hail Satan!

On Apr 5, 2015 2:18 AM, "Necromancing Nine necromancing9@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] wrote:

Something else to note when your stuff breaks or isn't working.....
it could be "jinxed" or you could be receiving shitty energy from somewhere.
Before I found JOS I had several people that constantly sent me negative thoughts and emotions (basically stress) on top of negative astrological constellations I had at the time.
Stuff would routinely break down or not work which would annoy me endlessly. I was unaware that by getting angry I raised more negative energy which would then turn against the tools or indeed myself.
I banished the negativity, built an aura of protection and am very watchful of any and all such occurrences nowadays. 
Seems like you sending in certain energy into your computer cleared the disruptive energy from it.
Good story. Try what you did in other aspects of your life and see if you can fix those.
Hail Satan




"Magus Immortalis magus.immortalis@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] schrieb am 1:19 Sonntag, 5.April 2015:


  It is important to educate ourselves. Thanks for sharing your story.
Hail Satan!


On Saturday, April 4, 2015 5:05 AM, "Lamont Green lamontgreen87@... [JoyofSatan666]" <[url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] wrote:


  so I received a flat screen computer monitor for graduating high school. Its a good monitor, don't need to upgrade in the foreseeable future; until it had a power up problem.It would turn on for a second or 2, then black out. Meaning no power whatsoever. I got around it by unplugging the damn thing for a while, 2 mins, and it would be fine. This went on for about a year.Recently my buddies and I wanted to play an online game at one of there apartments. So I packed up my computer and went over, it went fine, everything booted up without a hitch. When I got back home the screen wouldn't even turn on, no 2 second on/off behavior or anything. I hit it a few times, maybe something was loose? Nothing.I googled for a troubleshoot, or other problems people have had with the same model. Apparently the capacitors within the power supply need replacing.So after around an hour of trying my "quick fix", I sat in my chair and concentrated on where the power supply was within the unit, condensed and guided yellow energy into the broken power supply, capacitors, and the rest of the monitor. I tried the power button one more time with no avail.feeling defeated, I went to bed. The next day, to my surprise, my younger sibling was on my computer. I asked what they did to fix it, and they responded "I just did that thing you do when it doesn't work".To this day it has worked perfectly, no power problems.What I wanted to point out is: without knowing why something is doing what it is, you're just throwing energy at it expecting it to fix itself. Its important to educate yourself.
Hail Satan!