That performance at Coachella was a demonic ritual

As videographer Taylor Alesia stated: “It’s crazy to live in the times we live in and for people to keep saying it’s just a song, it’s just art, the artist is just showing off their creativity, relax, it’s just a concert.” However, after analysis, we can only conclude that it was not a concert but a demonic ritual.

At Coachella, a producer and DJ known as Anyma, but whose real name is Matteo Maleri, gave a concert. His music videos feature the avatar of a half-naked woman engulfed in flames or smoke, a woman surrounded by numerous hands, each palm containing an eye — presumably the Eye of Providence — a tree with fiery eyes evoking the devil’s eyes, with a heart ablaze, accompanied by the lyrics “I know my destiny,” demonic figures reaching out to the audience as if to say “You are mine,” and an owl. The symbolism of the owl is rich and complex:

In the Roman world, the terms strige (witch) and strix (owl/stryge) were used interchangeably. Nocturnal birds were accused of drinking children’s blood at night (hence the myth of the stryges). The Romans adopted the Greek view of the owl. They also considered it a symbol of death, as it flies at night and nests in hard-to-reach places. Seeing an owl in broad daylight was therefore considered a bad omen.

In the Middle Ages, the owl was associated with cunning and deceit: it took advantage of the night to hunt, a time when its prey was often blind while it could see perfectly. It was thus nailed to the door to ward off bad luck.

Its nocturnal nature also gave it a demonic connotation: it is even the pet of witches (Harry Potter).

Its ability to fly silently, its white color, and its piercing cry explain the name of the barn owl (also called the White Lady) and its presence in many ghost stories.

Now that we know what Anyma’s work entails, we can no longer pretend that it is solely about creativity and art.

Anyma chose her Coachella concert to present the world premiere of her new show: Æden. Yes, like the Garden of Eden in the Bible, that Eden. Furthermore, one of the characters is said to be inspired by Michelangelo’s David. And before you say that’s far-fetched, let me tell you that her previous show was called Genesis. And as Taylor Alesia says, “That’s precisely why it’s written in the Bible that the devil has blinded the minds of those who don’t believe, because he puts the truth right in front of your face and you still don’t see it.” And Anyma surprised her fans by featuring a member of the famous K-pop group Blackpink, known as Lisa, in a song titled “Bad Angel.”

This show caused a sensation and climbed to the top of the global trending charts immediately after its midnight broadcast, a time known as the witching hour. In folklore, the witches’ hour, or devil’s hour, is a time of night associated with supernatural phenomena, during which witches, demons, and ghosts are believed to appear and be at their most active. Definitions vary and include the hour immediately following midnight, as well as the period from 3 a.m. to 4 a.m., according to René Ostberg, associate editor of the Encyclopædia Britannica. The term “devil’s hour” for 3 a.m. is often attributed to an ironic reversal of the time traditionally believed to be 3 p.m., Ostberg explains. The term is now widely used in everyday and idiomatic language and is associated with human physiology and behavior, as well as superstitious phenomena such as luck. The phrase “witches’ hour” dates back to at least 1762, when it appeared in Elizabeth Carolina Keene’s collection of miscellaneous poems. She is alluding to Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

According to Taylor Alesia, this is the moment, known and recognized for millennia, when the veil between the living and the dead is thinnest and spiritual forces are at their peak. Taylor Alesia describes the show as follows: “At the stroke of midnight, thousands of fans watching the concert online discovered a 15-meter-tall digital avatar of Lisa towering over the crowd, dressed as an angel.”

The Bible teaches us that in the last days, shortly before Christ’s return to Earth, it will be like the days of Noah: “As it was in the days of Noah, so it will be at the coming of the Son of Man.” (Matthew 24:37)

The time of Noah was marked by the literal arrival of angels on Earth, known as the Nephilim.

Thus, the Bible warns us of an imminent future event, explains Taylor Alesia.

To reinforce the connection with this show, the dress Lisa wears was created by renowned designer Iris Van Herpen. She named it “Omen.” An omen is a phenomenon, event, or sign believed to announce or warn of a future event, usually of good or bad omen. Often associated with superstition or divination, omens are interpreted as messages announcing future events. Common examples include omens of death, prosperity, or natural disasters. However, the Bible declares that divination is an abomination in the eyes of God, in the eyes of the Lord. For only God knows the future, and practicing divination is tantamount to worshipping the devil. The designer says of the dress: “Seven artisans dedicated over 500 hours to bringing Lisa’s dress to life, sculpting the airy movement that radiates through the light.” And let’s not forget that the devil disguises himself as an angel of light.

What if the song title “Bad Angel” wasn’t a coincidence? What if Lisa’s performance was a demonic ritual? These are the questions Taylor Alesia asks. The central message of the Bible is undoubtedly the necessity of being born again: “Very truly I tell you, no one can see the kingdom of God unless they are born again.” (John 3:3)

What if the devil has perverted this passage of Scripture, as he does with the entire Bible? We see it clearly in Lisa’s music videos. She even has a song titled “Born Again,” an inversion of the biblical verse. She is not reborn into the kingdom of God, but into the kingdom of darkness: the transformation into a New Woman who embraces her freedom to become whoever she wants. From the very beginning of the video, we see an inversion of the tree in the Garden of Eden, as described in Genesis. A profusion of biblical imagery. We see Lisa with the forbidden fruit from Genesis. She also performs alongside two other artists who, likewise, seem to belong to the realm of darkness.

This is not an exaggeration. This phenomenon is common in the music industry: our favorite artists, like Eminem for example, among many others, metamorphose and are reborn in a demonic form, adopting an alter ego. The alter ego, a Latin expression meaning “other self,” refers to a second self considered distinct from an individual’s usual personality. A person possessing an alter ego thus leads a double life. This term entered common usage in the early 19th century, when psychologists began studying dissociative identity disorder, as Irving B. Weiner explains in his book Handbook of Psychology, Clinical Psychology, published by John Wiley & Sons in 2003. Cicero was the first to use the term in his philosophical work, in 1st-century Rome, defining it as “a second self, a faithful friend.” Singer Beyoncé stated in an interview: “I’m kind of shy, well, not really shy, but rather reserved, nothing like Sasha. She manages to do things I can’t do in rehearsal. Well, I try, but it doesn’t work. I can sing in tune, sing loudly, and do all these things I can’t do when I’m alone.” And I remember before going on stage, I raised my hands, and it was kind of the first time I felt something new entering me, and I knew it was going to be my breakthrough night.”

Martha Zolanski is the mother of Roman Zolanski and an alter ego of Nicki Minaj. In an interview with Ellen DeGeneres, Nicki Minaj said, “She’ll be making her debut in the music video I just shot with Drake. It’s for the song ‘Moment For Life.’ We just shot the video, and you’ll see Martha in it. It’s going to be pretty weird.”

Lisa, from the group Blackpink, performed the song “Born Again” on her album titled “Alterego.” Like Nicki Minaj, who has multiple alter egos, Lisa has an entire website dedicated to her multiple personalities, where it reads: “Within each of us lies one or more alter egos yearning to shine in the spotlight.” Lisa is now ready to reveal all her facets, from the sweetest to the most devilish.

According to Taylor Alesia, these alter egos possessed by our favorite musicians are demonic spirits. She adds, “And just like the Legion in the Bible, they embody multiple demonic spirits.” Indeed, in the Bible, it says, “Jesus asked him, ‘What is your name?’ ‘My name is Legion,’ he replied, ‘for we are many.’” (Mark 5:9) This is evident in Lady Gaga: Candy Warhol, Morgana Devacelli, Jo Calderone, Yüyi, Mary Jane Holland, Aphrodite (goddess of love), Joanne, and Enigma are all Lady Gaga’s alter egos. Including Nicki Minaj: Martha Zolanski, Roman, Ken Zolanski, Barbie, Harajuku Barbie, Nicki Lewinsky, Red Ruby, Chun-Li, Nicki the Ninja, Onika, Queen Sleaze, Female Weezy — all are alter egos of Nicki Minaj. They possess multiple different personalities.

According to Taylor Alesia, the most important spiritual aspect of this whole show probably lies in the fact that many people are not in full control of their faculties during these concerts. Gnosticism maintains that the Bible does not exhort lucidity because God is a tyrant who wants to deprive us of all pleasure. However, the reality is quite different: be vigilant and sober. Your enemy, the devil, prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour, as the apostle Peter says. “Under the influence of substances, we become vulnerable and exposed to demonic attacks. The devil no longer hides. Demons no longer hide.” “ says Taylor Alesia.