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Info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ancient_astronaut_hypothesis
how strange: http://nobodytm.com/archive/ep17.html
Are the world's cultures, religions, and societies influenced by e/x/traterrestrial beings?
>>17817920
Maybe. Sitchin was full of shit by and large but The War of Gods and Men was pretty damn good. Broke clocks right twice a day or something.
>>17817928
Bah. I meant The Lost Realms. The one about the gold in Central and South America.
>>17817920
>Are the world's cultures, religions, and societies influenced by e/x/traterrestrial beings?
Do you work for the History channel?
What's the most haunting historical picture?
>>17803617
>>17803617
Backstory?
>>17803646
Some japanese dude got exposed to radiation. He is still alive in that pic
"Having said these things, he spit on the ground and made mud with the saliva.
Then he anointed the man’s eyes with the mud..."
What do you anons on /x/ think about this "healing-magic" ?. Why would Son of God need to use anything like that
to heal blind man,..wouldn't His words alone be powerful enough to command healing?.
According to Bible:
John 9:6-7 NIV
"After saying this, he spit on the ground, made some mud with the saliva, and put it on the man’s eyes. “Go,” he told him, “wash in the Pool of Siloam” (this word means “Sent”). So the man went and washed, and came home seeing..."
Any of You anons know if this saliva mixed mud ritual is being used today to practice healing magic?
Doesnt make much sense if you ask me
>>17787578
Jesus literally only did that for 3 of His miracles. It's not some damn magick, He is God. He was proving a point by doing certain things a certain way to the pharisees.
For instance, when Jesus spat in the dirt and made clay to rub on the blind man’s eyes to heal him on the Sabbath day, most people just think, “Yuck, what a mess!” But Jesus was making a clear statement to the scribes and Pharisees. The Pharisees had twisted the commandments so much that they became a burden to men instead of the blessing that was intended by God. The Pharisees say that you can’t make clay on the Sabbath day, because that would be considered work. So, on the Sabbath, if he had to spit, he would wait until he came to a rock, a tree or a wall, he would not spit on the dirt because he might make clay and defile the Sabbath. The scribes and Pharisees were so mad at Jesus for making clay on the Sabbath day that they didn’t even care that He had healed a man who had been blind from birth. (Avoiding spitting to make clay on the Sabbath was one of the Pharisee's traditions, not God's commandment.) Jesus did many other things on the sabbath to show where the Pharisees had gone wrong (like allowing the disciples to pick a few grains of wheat to snack on as they walked through a field [Luke 6:1-5]). Jesus said about the traditions of men:
Jesus said unto them, Full well ye reject the commandment of God, that ye may keep your own tradition. [Mark 7:9]
Jesus had bipolar disorder and those were just delusions of grandeur.
There are many reasons to doubt your perception, but never second-guess your experiences.
That's all philosophy has ever really tried to say in the past couple thousand years.
Pic semi-related.
And suddenly it occurs to me that every belief system ever created was made for the sole purpose of showing us all how diverse we are in terms of our beliefs and reasoning.
>>17783579
Like, prior to this moment, it was actually physically impossible for any belief system to serve any other purpose. None of them could have ever amounted to anything other than an exhibition of human diversity.
Is there anyone here who believs David Icke's theories?
I got a better idea OP, you tell /x/ something YOU believe in.
>>17822853
I believe it's impossible to be 100% certain of anything, except for the fact that there is some kind of existence.
>>17822899
So since no one can be 100% sure of anything you could be wrong and knowing is in fact possible.
>inb4 "read the pinned thread"
There's a lot of good stuff there but there's a lot there. I'm asking specifically for wiki pages that freak YOU out personally.
My grandpa coming from a nomadic Southern family, I always heard my dad talk about the "moon-eyed folks" and how my grandad's family would blabber on about them endlessly. I just thought it was a crazy family legend until I looked it up one day.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon-eyed_people
For some reason this shit just got to me.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_World_Order_(conspiracy_theory)
see: >>13385742
The Wikipedia page for people who disappeared mysteriously has some doozies on it
How can I Monarch Program my own sex beta kitten slave?
>>17822611
It's an exremely fucked up process that if you participate in you should be tortured in the most extreme ways imaginable.
>>17822611
you need to be born/marry/schmooze into upper elites of USA then just look for lizard looking man.
ask questions here, call each other RPers
Why am I seeing Murmux's sigil everywhere?
>>17822549
>she doesn't know about murmurposting
Here, have some disgusting goetia shirts
http://www.cafepress.com/+sigil-magick-witchcraft+gifts
>>17822553
im a newfag from /pol please forgive
>>17822555
dumping 13th infantrydivision pics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJnfTAs4BtM
What the fuck is this
>>17822433
It's a shitty, cgi remake of the original Blue Spiral over Norway.
The real one is much more interesting.
Fun fact: the event took place while all the world's leaders were in Norge for Obama's Nobel Prize ceremony.
Just found this weird cryptic game creator. He has 2 games
The first you give birth to something. It comes with a locked zip file and I can't seem to crack to code
https://love-merchant-dead-ghost.itch.io/deabirth-real
The second is about demons and the machines they control, I think....
https://love-merchant-dead-ghost.itch.io/nnn
They could be connected?
Its all very surreal, creepy, and cryptic
>implying this isn't you
looks pretty cool though I'll check it out.
Dufuq is this?
What's inside there, /x/?
What is that?
>>17822334
Angry birds
>>178223341
1, 000, 945, 657 used condoms...
Let's say I like a girl... But she doesn't like me back.
Yesterday I found one strand of her hair on my car.
What would one do?
>>17822232
Uh throw it away and stop thinking you can "put a spell" on someone, forcing them into an unwanted relationshit with your psychotic ass, will lead to a happy and fulfilled relationship.
>>17822242
I wouldn't do shit. Just curious.
>>17822232
Clone her
Hey /x/. Lately I've had this feeling that something is watching me. How can I verify this?
Don't worry about me.
intelligence groups watch everybody. so do demons. so does the LORD
>>17822218
1. Keep every single light on in your house 24/7
2. Record your every move 24/7
3. Never sleep again
4. Descend into full-blown paranoia
5. ???
6. A WINRAR IS YOU!
What's well worth the interest of /x/ is how one would define "divine madness" and distinguish it from "mental illness" without using psychiactric definitions and rationale. The question is, can we do it? Can we define what madness, caused by a supposedly holy source, would look like? There are many examples of saints in the Christian, Jewish, Islamic, and even streams of paganism that seem to show that people can have objectively "insane" visions from a divine being. Can this happen today? Do we lock up people who might actually be prophets, simply because we have no way to know if they are such? Leaving out obvious mentally ill people, let's discuss this.
>>17821977
>let's discuss this
Let's not.
> using diferent wording for mental illness
wew
Anyone know anything about this picture?
Explained years ago, see image.
>>17821923
Not OP, but thanks for this, anon.
Debunking/source thread?
Yeah I thought it was something like that. Thanks. Still creepy though...
