Psyche and a guest explore the concept of 'loosh'—metaphysical energy generated by negative emotions—and theorize that online trolls may be feeding interdimensional beings through orchestrated digital conflict.
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At ▶ 0:02, the discussion opens with an acknowledgment that some entities exist solely to create negative energy. By ▶ 0:08, the guest introduces the concept of 'loosh,' explaining it as negative energy generated by many people in heightened emotional states that non-physical beings feed on like vampires, deliberately triggering conflict to harvest this energy [0:13–0:26]. At ▶ 0:27, Psyche looks up the term and provides context: loosh is a metaphysical term coined by Robert Monroe for psychic energy or life force generated through intense emotional experiences, often described in spiritual theories as energy harvested by non-physical or interdimensional beings for sustenance [0:30–0:52]. The guest then connects this to a longstanding theory about interdimensional and extraterrestrial beings that feed on heightened emotional experiences [0:55–1:18]. At ▶ 1:24, the conversation shifts to speculation about disembodied beings participating in online communities, with the guest proposing that the internet may tap into another reality, explaining why certain trolls are never identified—because they are not human [1:26–1:52]. The guest references the film "They Live" as a cultural parallel [1:53–1:58].
This episode appears to continue the show's exploration of how consciousness and non-physical realms intersect with modern technology and human behavior. The discussion suggests that the internet functions not merely as a human communication platform but potentially as a gateway between realities—a theme that reframes online toxicity from simple human behavior into something with metaphysical dimensions. By connecting troll behavior to energy harvesting, the episode implies that what appears as random digital cruelty may follow patterns of intentional feeding or sustenance. The mention of disembodied entities operating invisibly within online spaces hints at a broader framework where the digital world is inhabited by non-human intelligences, which the guest frames as explanatory rather than conspiratorial. This interpretation positions the Cult of Psyche's interest in interdimensional beings and energy systems as directly applicable to understanding contemporary social phenomena.
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They're just existing to create negative energy. Right. I mean there's a lot and lot and then that mean that's it's called Have you heard of Loosh? There's something called >> No, what's Loosh? Loosh is like a negative energy that's generated from like many many people people crashed out or something like that and they they feed on this because they feed on the negative energy and so they'll try to
trigger you and upset you in order to get this negative energy out there and so they can like kind of suck it out like a vampire. >> just I just looked it up. I've never heard that term before. It's a metaphysical term for psychic energy or life force generated by living beings, particularly humans, through intense emotional experiences. Coined by Robert Monroe, it is often
described in conspiracy and spiritual theories as a harvested energy, especially pain or fear used by non-physical entities or interdimensional beings for sustenance. You know, this is very interesting to me because as you know, I'm very into aliens extraterrestrials interdimensional beings. And there has been a theory for many
years that there's a particular interdimensional and extraterrestrial group, one in the same in this particular case, that does feed off of our heightened emotional experiences. And just considering the pattern of some of these See, this is why I'll tell you,
I don't think I do think that there are some disembodied beings that are a part of these communities and I think that's why we never see them. I don't think they have bodies. Who's to say that the internet hasn't become something to where it's tapping into another reality to where part of the reason that we don't
see certain people is because they're not people. I've I've thought this for a while. I could be wrong, but I don't know. This is like guys What is this? It's They call it They live. There's a movie called They live where they had >> I know that movie. this
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