Ranveer Allahbadia - Sarbajeet M

1) Sarbajeet focuses on the use of plants and crystals, and whether they can be used for negative purposes. According to him, plants and crystals are neutral, and it is the intention of the person using them that matters. The negativity channeled through a crystal or a plant is a result of the negative intention of the user. He also explains the power of crystals, and how they can be beneficial to one's life, provided the crystals are meant to be theirs.

2) Sarbajeet discusses the positive aspects of witchcraft and how it can be used for spiritual progression. He explains that many of the rituals in witchcraft are similar to those found in Hinduism and Buddhism and that the demonization of witchcraft was due to competition between religions in the Middle Ages. He also notes the potential for witchcraft to be used for evil if in the wrong hands.

3) Sarbajeet discusses the origins and evolution of Tantra, arguing that it is wrongly associated with negative practices due to Western misunderstandings and centuries of power struggles within religions. He notes that every religion starts positively before getting corrupted, but that the human story should be viewed as a shared one in which everyone is equal. Sarbajeet also discusses his approach to exorcism, arguing that paranormal practices should not be associated with what is seen in movies, and expressing a belief that all religions ultimately teach similar things.

4) Sarbajeet explains the use of crystals in witchcraft and dark magic, stating that crystals hold energy and the older they are, the more power they hold. While crystals can be used for positive purposes such as meditation and spiritual growth, they can also be used to harm people through negative energy projection. Certain crystals like black obsidian cannot absorb any negativity and are useful for protection against demons and unholy entities. Sarbajeet M also discusses that magic is intention powered with faith and can be good or bad. Good magic, also known as white magic, includes blessings, while bad magic, or dark magic, involves harmful intentions that can cause harm to individuals or families.

5) Sarbajeet discusses the consequences of practicing dark magic and how it can affect the person doing it even more than the intended target. He explains that the universe has its way of balancing itself, and if someone intends harm on someone else, they will receive something equivalent or more in return. They also mention the Indian government's anti-black magic and anti-superstition laws designed to protect people, particularly women, from getting affected by torture which happens in various parts of the country.

6) Sarbajeet recounts a story about investigating a haunted location, despite his girlfriend's warning about witchcraft and related entities. He and his team split up and use gadgets to pick up any paranormal activity, but initially find nothing. However, rain suddenly falls and the atmosphere changes, with Sarbajeet feeling a dense presence surrounding him and his team. His EMF sensor then starts blinking and one of his team members rushes towards him, claiming to have seen an entity standing behind Sarbajeet. Despite his initial skepticism, Sarbajeet begins to feel a sense of unease and experiences unexplained activity on his devices.

7) Sarbajeet recalls an encounter during his investigation of a haunted location with a crew where one of his team members claimed to see an old lady who was angry and staring at him. They tried to replicate the scene, but nothing happened. However, later on, the team member started shouting "mummy mummy" and running towards Sarbajeet. The crew then found a cloth with a voodoo doll inside, which made Sarbajeet question his entire investigation journey as he was overwhelmed with negativity and fear. He grounded himself and worked through his emotions to continue investigating.

8) Sarbajeet recounts a spooky experience he had while investigating paranormal activity in a rural village in Odisha. He and his crew were investigating a haunted area where they found a symbol and began to feel a strong presence. Despite feeling frightened, he used visualization meditation, grounding, and shielding to charge into the area and challenge whatever was there. As they were leaving, they experienced strange things like pebbles falling from the sky and had terrifying dreams. He later found out that the symbol they had discovered was used to summon male and female versions of a demon by powerful witches. He also learned that the village had experienced many natural calamities throughout the years, leaving him uncertain if it was all caused by dark magic or not.

9) Sarbajeet talks about his experience with an entity in a village that did some damage to him, but he would like to go back and get it sorted. He also speaks of the similarities between Harry Potter and real-life paranormal activity, mentioning how the Dementors in the films are like negative entities that suck out energy from people. Sarbajeet also talks about how a lot of authors channel some kind of unknown information that is not considered normal, and that these things may be more real than we think.

10) Sarbajeet discusses his repetitive dream of a place he used to go to as a child, which he recently realized was his maternal uncle's old house in a rural part of Odisha surrounded by a vast jungle. Initially dismissing it as an inner child fear, Sarbajeet explores the possibility that the dreams hold a message for him. Despite going through the healing process to overcome his inner child traumas, the dreams persisted for 20 years, and Sarbajeet discusses how he has tried lucid dreaming but couldn't control the place in his dream.

11) Sarbajeet recounts his experience investigating and confronting an entity that was haunting him in his dreams. During the investigation, he and his team witnessed the entity and tried to break the bond between it and Sarbajeet. They did this by digging up the land where the entity was believed to be attached. Sarbajeet also performed a spiritual process to cut all cords attached to his body and called upon the help of an entity he identifies as Shivji.

12) Sarbajeet delves into the power of mantras and faith in combating negativity and the importance of understanding why spirits are stuck in a certain place. Sarbajeet M. explains that their team takes an investigation and communication process with the spirit, followed by a counseling process as they work to help the spirit cross over to the other side. The conversation then turns to a dialogue on encountering the devil and the fear associated with it. Sarbajeet speaks of his curiosity to encounter the devil from a place of understanding rather than ego. He emphasizes that fear of the paranormal has come down to a negligible aspect in his life because they have come across many clients who have falsely concluded that their house is possessed by a demon when it's merely a haunting.

13) Sarbajeet discusses the concept of striking a deal with the devil to gain fast success and fame, which is said to be prevalent among artists and entrepreneurs. He cites examples of famous people who have been rumored to make such deals, including Elon Musk and Honey Singh. He also tells the story of a guitarist who allegedly made a deal with the devil at a crossroad and gained fame and success but ultimately met a gruesome death as a result of losing his soul. He acknowledges that while fame and success could come through hard work, some people might resort to negative means to achieve it.

14) Sarbajeet discusses the possibility of the Illuminati existing and controlling the global elites. He mentions the movie "Eyes Wide Shut" and how it depicts Satan worship and sexual rituals among powerful people. He believes that magic or black magic is ultimately what they are doing, and the similarities between black magic and devil worshiping are quite striking. However, he also suggests that there is a possibility that some famous personalities, such as Tom Holland and Elon Musk, have actually worked hard to achieve their success, and we cannot discount the result of proper hard work.