Ozzy Osbourne soul-aligned with his favourite recording studio

David Dalton <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Jul 2025 23:47:34 -0230
Newsgroups soc.culture.british, alt.paranormal, alt.fan.countries.england, alt.fan.satan, alt.christnet.satanism, alt.magick.tyagi
Organization Eternal September
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I just heard on the radio that Ozzy Osbourne has died, and
I did my blessing on the dead on him and then facilitated
(he had to agree) a soul alignment of him with a recording
studio important to him (I can probably identify the studio
if presented with a list of possible options, but it may be
obvious which studio is most important to him; and It should
be one that will be in operation for a good while in the future).

But does that mean he will be confined to the studio?
No, the soul alignment is like that between Jesus and
the then and future (to then) sacramental bread and
wine done by Jesus at the Last Supper. So the studio
is part of Ozzy’s body now, but that can be the case
even when he is in Heaven. Indeed I have divined
that he is now in what I call the beyond afterlife,
from which there can be no reincarnation, and which
I equate to the Buddhist Nirvana or Christian Heaven.
Since he will not reincarnate, the soul alignment will
last as long as the studio lasts (unless e.g. the owner
of the studio is very disrespectful to Ozzy; hopefully
it won’t matter if she or he is disrespectful to me).

From google Ozzy was a faithful member of
The Church of England, not a Satanist, but since
his music has affected some Satanists I have
cross-posted this to Satanist newsgroups. (I
myself am not a Satanist but have an individual
neopagan religion which is summarized in the
deities and messages sections of my
Salmon on the Thorns web page).

Currently I am listening to an all-night tribute to Ozzy
on K-Rock 97.5 FM here in St. John’s, Newfoundland.

-- 
https://www.nfld.com/~dalton/dtales.html Salmon on the Thorns (mystic page)
"When you find what's worth keeping; With a breath of kindness
Blow the rest away" (Robbie Robertson quoting Dinah Maria Craik)