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P. Diddy Weaponized Music

P. Diddy’s downfall was a huge reminder about harmonics, intentions, the divine, and the occult.

You could say that music is the universal language. You can listen to songs and feel the vibes from them even if they’re in a completely different language. In ancient cultures, music was even used as a form of healing. Other cultures also used it as a way to connect deeper with the universe and with God.

However, in the wrong hands, music can become a very powerful weapon built for control—and even a form of mind control. Did you know the structure of certain beats and repetitive lyrics can put people in trance as if someone had cast a spell? Most shocking of all, the CIA actually experimented with music as a form of mind control.

What does this mean for the mainstream music industry? What’s really in today’s music, especially in the rap industry? P. Diddy—a.k.a. Puff Daddy, Sean “Puffy” Combs, Brother Love, and whatever else he’s gone by—was arrested, sparking online talk and rumors. What’s the latest information, and what’s true or fake?

Diddy is just the tip of an iceberg because it leads to a deeper discussion on music and its impact on our lives. Join Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on this Edge of Wonder Live show as they look deeper into the physical and spiritual effects of music.