This is a curious file. At first it doesn\'t seem to do anything. There is no specific instruction to do anything evil--it\'s more about creating an attitude of acceptance of evil or instilling a predilection toward evil. After listening to it several times, I had a vivid hallucination about being evil. The mental images generated while I listened revealed a side of my character that I hadn\'t thought about before. It was interesting to see what I think evil. The results will of course differ from listener to listener. As with many Sarnoga files, it is challenging and thought-provoking and sometimes uncomfortable.

Thank you, z119z, for the comment. You are most certainly correct that the results of this file are likely to differ from listener to listener. That is partly why I am so eager to hear the experience that other listeners have with this file. My experiences listening was quite different than yours. Rather than feeling it was creating an attitude of acceptance of evil or instilling a predilection toward evil, I felt it left me better equipped to recognize evil where it may be found and that some types of evil are so powerful that attempts to stop it are likely to be futile and the best course of action is sometimes to just get out of the way. Thank you, z119z for sharing your experience. It is my hope there will be many other experiences shared on this file. I would expect they might be as varied as the number of listeners, or at least the number of comments.

Good god in heaven that doesn\'t exist, I love this file! Short and potent. As if you drained the blood from Aliester Crowely, fermented, distilled and mellowed it in a charred oak barrel, and then served it as a double in the hotel bar from The Shining.

Ahh, the good ole Overlook Hotel. I\'m sure Aleister Crowley would have felt right at home. Thank you for the kind comments, Storms.