by CR (078)
On Earth there are individuals who rule and others who are ruled. If these individuals are unable to impart a spiritualistic meaning to their earthly activities, when they disincarnate they enter the Inferior Astral and there they retain the same inclinations of command and obedience.
Thus, phalanxes are organised, always under the command of a leader. If the spirit in command is cruel, so are its subordinates because affinity of feelings is precisely what keeps them together.
Such phalanxes co-ordinate their activities with those of the incarnated spirits who engage in black magic and its numerous branches.
The degree of cruelty of a phalanx depends on the spiritual inferiority of its members. Those willing to cooperate in the most accomplished acts of savagery assist the most violent and perverted individuals. Other phalanxes of less aggressive instincts convey intuitions to mediums of identical feelings like followers of voodoo rites, soothsayers, swindlers, dishonest business-settlers, fortune-tellers and all the impostors who exploit other people's credulity and ignorance.
Most suicides, insanities, quarrels, commotions, conflicts, aggressions, arguments, turmoils, intrigues, and political upheavals are the result of interference by forces of the Inferior Astral.
The spirits of the Inferior Astral are all surrounded by dense coarse animistic matter pervaded with harmful vibratory currents like envy, jealousy, corruption, hate, falsehood, ingratitude, hypocrisy, treason, and other similar feelings.
These type of spirits often act with cunning and gentle deception. They outwardly express the purest and noblest feelings and the sweetest and most pleasing manifestations of love of fellow men in some dubious places where they communicate through mediums.
As a sidenote, a medium is a human being, who serves as the link between the physical and the psychic levels. This is why psychic phenomena are always revealed through mediums.
References
[1] Christian Rationalism, 1st Edition, Rio de Janeiro 1984
[2] Compilation, paraphrasing, translation from original texts in Portuguese
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