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If you go out there and ask nicely they'll let you in and you can take pics...
>>17363050
It's obviously an occultic theme park
No real dedicated, serious occultist of any kind or allegiance would make such a thing or even talk about it in any way, since the Great Work is carried out in silence.
>>17363050
She's sexy.
>>17363064
The fuck are you talking about? They don't talk about it. That's why no one knows anything about it. That's why it's a new thread about it every 6 hours. That's why that chick in the OP is really sexy.
>>17363073
But they show and that's enough.
I get the appeal of sects and organized rituals that are more orgies and spectacle than anything else.
Just saying a true occultist would even try to show or build anything like that for everyone to see.
You already are everything that you are; you don't need more you to become what you want to be. Your potential can sleep however long you need it to. How many paths to becoming you do you think you have open to you right now?
>>17362790
>How many paths to becoming you do you think you have open to you right now?
Please, reread that sentence aloud 3 times to yourself.
>>17362790
who are you? are you trying to swaggerjack the fairy queen?
>>17362810
I was Islamic Buddhist up until Allah proved to be isomorphic to the negative space that takes credit for everyone's hard work. Then I was a causal shit posting mystic that favored Eastern mythology. At some point I explained to someone how even The Middle Way has lost its way and I've been counter to establishment of further ideologies since then. It doesn't matter who I am; what matters is what I've had to put up with in life. You either sympathize with other people's experiences or you don't.
Hey /x/ I'm curious: Have any of you tried to live exclusively at night? I don't mean it like as a result of sedentary life or bad sleeping habits as most of us probably go. I mean to orderly invert your sleeping and vigil hours, taking your foods properly, etc..
Just had this thought that maybe the so called biological clock isn't tuned the same for everybody.
Have you tried this? How many days did you last? Were there any changes in stamina, mood, creativity, productivity?
On a side note: I work as a freelancer so I may be able to pull this...
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>>17362539
So this is actually a very bad idea. Your circadian rhythm while adjustable isn't really meant to be fucked with this bad. Sure sleeping during the day here and there and staying up at night isn't that bad for you generally. But doing it for prolonged periods has long lasting and permanent effects on your brain chemistry depending on how long and what you actually do. I was deployed to Iraq for a year and worked exclusively at night the entire time, long story long it fucked me up real good, especially since when I got back and to the real world I ended up getting a night shift job and worked nights for a few years. After a while you start to develop symptoms of insomnia, depression, and other wacky effect from your brain not functioning like it should in the periods for which it is designed. I know have multiple sleep problems and suffer from severe depression. I can't even really approach the subject of the issues one can also develope in terms of eye and mineral deficiencies due to your body being fucking confused as all hell.
>>17362539
>>17362669
TL:DR it's not worth the possible physical and mental side effects.
Sort of, since I've always been more of a night owl, but it's mostly a result of bad sleeping habits mixed with minor illness. It's really unpleasant, though, and as a result my eyes are even more sensitive to light than normal, for one thing. I strongly recommend you don't do this unless it's absolutely necessary for a job or something. Listen to this guy, he knows what he's talking about. >>17362669
Okay so me and my best friend were doing pot in our backyard and then we decided to draw a pentagram in the yard. My friend had some candles so we set them up around the pentagram and we started chanting for Satan and now my friend and I both saw a demon come up out of the pentagram. Does anyone know how we can unsummon a demon?
>>17362523
Yeah, just stop imagining demons when you're high and grow up.
>>17362523
Yeah, don't do drugs
Only way to to butt fuck your friend while doing the pot
The butterfly effect
Fact or fiction?
>>17362241
which definition / context are you citing? if you mean the one relating to chaos theory, then more or less fact. you can trace things back to minute details. everything happening now happened because of intricate little things that happened a long fucking ass time ago.
>>17362241
How would we know, there is absolutely no possible way we can test it.
The Pythagorean theorem, fact or fiction?
Towers and structures on the Moon
https://youtu.be/sjYLOLXzSqE
http://mikebara.blogspot.com/2012/08/as11-38-5564-why-daedalus-ziggurat-is.html?m=1
http://humansarefree.com/2015/03/the-top-secret-apollo-20-mission-15.html?m=0
What is dis?
turkish eye thing
I loved those when I was a kid
I have one hanging from my car keys, my mother said that it's a greek thing to keep me safe or something
>>17361741
a yo yo
Where am I?
Winner gets a prize.
>>17361710
the US mexico border
Or the prison from the walking dead
Munitions bunkers
>>17361710
definitely a western military base, most likely air force due to the plane hangars
Hey /x/. What do you guys know about the Temple of Oculus Anubis?
B-Bump for interest
Does anyone live in Oregon?
what ever became of this? what's the town of where this is in? its by eugene isnt it?
Has any of your /x/ related knowledge or experiences ever come in handy in your life or even saved your skin at one point?
>20 years old
>go to a house party with friends
>house is way out in the woods, basically the middle of no where
>friends and I get drunk, but run out of alcohol and food early
>to drunk to drive, some offer to just walk the two miles to the nearest store
>walk two...
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>be 20
>turn on microwave
>fuse trips
>Ask roommate where the fusebox is
>"Down in the basement"
>"Aw shit, I'm not going down there, shit's spooky as fuck."
There was probably a ghost down there or something. I'd probably be dead by now if it weren't for my paranormal knowledge.
>>17361463
fucked a few goth girls because I bought into their vampire/occult personas
they were mostly crazy though
>>17361463
>9
>out playing in the woods in my backyard
>woods in my backyard are deep as fuck
>starting to get late, almost dusk but im too busy playing to notice
>hear a god awful wail/moan/orgasm in the distance
>in the woods, so sounds comes from no particular direction
>grew up hearing stories of werewolves...
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What does it mean to have a birthmark in the center of your forehead /x/?
>>17361422
people will think your a hindu, is it red?
It means you are a jew, and were shot in the head by an SS Officer during your previous life.
Heil Hitler
>>17361425
No, it's light brown
It has been a while! Time for your graveyard shift stories!
Working in a rail yard, there is long stretches of track side by side. Middle of the night I see someone in the very back walking next to the cars. I holler out, HEY , what are you doing. Upon closer inspection the man is wearing torn coveralls, with no hard hat. He then climbs the car and as I get right next to him I look up and he is gone.
Not my story but my dad's
>be the 90s
>working at a saw mill
>mill is quite old and is still in use today (original mill is over 100 years old)
>The green chain shift gets done and people leave so he has to make rounds around the mill to make sure no one is stealing anything
>Goes around to an older part of the mill that was used when the "log roll" was a thing
>Sees an...
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> working night shift at nursing home, very new to the job and don't know all the old folks yet.
> between 2 and 4 am
> hear a voice calling me, old man voice with a tremor
> "please come see my wife, room 38"
> Room 38 in an independent room, meaning we do not go there unless called or their alarm goes off.
> hurry to room 38 and find old lady on the floor sobbing, she is in...
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chemtrails from 1995.
Nowhere Man (TV series) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nowhere_Man_%28TV_series%29
01x12 (time: 08:11)
I'd like some suggestions please.
Topics I enjoy:
-Psychological horror
-Slasher/Creature horror
-Parasite/End days horror (Yes even zombies)
-Religious entities n such.
-Ghosts are low priority but I enjoy em'
Post your interests, lets all suggest movies for each other and make the day after valentines day "Binge watch scary fuckin movies day"
>>17360916
Highly recommend We Are Still Here
>>17360916
>Zombie
Wyrmwood. Based in Australia, lots of action, some of the camera techniques are reminiscent of mad max, and it puts an original spin on the stereotypical zombie.
>Creature/psychological(?) horror
John carpenter's the thing (1982). Foreboding sound track. Tension that is always in the background, deep paranoia sub-theme, great acting. It's a good film to research.
>>17360916
>Slasher
The town that dreaded sundown. It's cheesy at times, but I liked it because the killer just goes ham and rekts people.
Has anyone ever had a feeling that someone they were talking to was extremely important? Does it mean anything?
>>17360903
Just here to say yes I definitely have and would also like to know?
>>17360903
I've felt that feeling about a few people. Friends mostly. All of them are no longer my friends. Two betrayed me and one manipulated the fuck out of me. I don't know what the feeling means, but so far it's been nothing but bad for me.
It's like OP has never met a human face to face before.
