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Go to 7780 kHz guys.
This shit is fucked up!
>>17453442
Fm or am?
I dont hear anything...
Watching Lain made me think a lot of how spot on the show was predicted the way the internet would reach.
So /x/ I have a question I have never been in the dark web but does god exist on the internet yet? Or are we not to that point.
>>17453222
Lets all just love Lain
>>17453237
You have never watched Lain my friend its not like anime now a days. Give it a try you may like it but I just spoiled a lot.
What does this symbol mean. /x/?
I found it at the gym.
>>17453146
It's called a hamsa. Just Google it.
>>17453146
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamsa
it's a hamsa charm, but it looks like a saint in the middle instead of the normal blue gem. kinda looks like st. benedict, but i don't recognize the latin.
Something is wrong
Because there is not the usual amount of pigeons? I'm guessing here help me out.
The boy in the yellow shirt.. he's staring up at the statue- yet chasing the pigeons in the far right background.
>>17452983
Different people, similar clothes, stature, hair and skin color?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IXj4Uq4PhQ
Interested
What will test us man?
>>17453205
Look up the bloody coordinates
Anyone got good /x/ aprooved anime? I'm looking for more of a bizarre and macabre tone than I am action and or comedy, or drama. So no Hellsing, Haruhi, Higurashi type stuff. I've already seen them.
Also has anyone seen the animated adaptation if Franz Kafka's A Country Doctor? Does that fall under the bizarre and macabre tone I'm talking about?
I like Mushi-shi.
Paranormal investigator in ancient Japan.
Melancholic and quiet tone.
Lain
>>17452476
"Serial Experiments Lain"
Also, "Ghost Hound"
just got into these guys /x/philes, what are some of their best episodes?
Love these guys. The 9/11 and satanic government are pretty great. A couple of the early episodes aren't as good, but All I've listened to do far are worth checking out
>>17452607
the government of usa/uk is french normans.
normans are outcast vikings. they are not satanic at all.
they literally have to draw huge pentagrams in the streets for us to get a clue.
call 911. its aliens.
When reading a religious book (Bible, Torah or Qur'an, others I haven't read) I couldn't help but notice the immoral nature of many texts. So I have the theory, that these books are written by the devil in order to deceive the weak minded into committing atrocities against each other. But we all are born with "God given" basic morals that tell you to not hurt or kill others. God doesn't give a shit if you work on Sundays or wear mixed fibers as long as you keep using your "God given" morals.
Next time you read one of these books, question yourself: Could this be written by an evil entity to deceive us into becoming evil?
>>17451602
That's quite illogical. But then again we are talking about religion.
>Did the bible write these holy texts
If he wrote the bible and other religious texts he could have just told everyone to do bad stuff and kill eachother eventually, commit all the sins, but nah he decided not to do that. There would have been a lot of easy ways to completely destroy society but that didn't happen so he probably didn't write them.
>inb4 his plan
Nah, if he had some plan there would probably be anarchy for the rest of eternity.
That is if the devil is wholly evil which I highly doubt as he was gods biggest fan.
>>17451602
You basically just described Gnosticism. You're welcome.
>>17451621
this.
You're FAR from the first to have this epiphany. Read some stuff on gnosticism, you're in for a wild ride.
I dont know who else to ask
My girlfriendhas uncontrollable bouts of depression and anxiety caused by hallucinations. She hears a white noise like static or a tv and then a shadow figure of a man with a coat and hat appears somewhere. Anywhrre theres darkness. Its starting to happen more frequently.
She talked to her mom and, when her sunt had a kid, the same shadow figuredescribed watchdd over her kid.
I think this is schizophrenia , but i just dont know. Im taking her to a doctor soon. Until then, anything you tell me can help
>>17451528
Ask her why the experience feels the way it does. That's pretty much what the psychiatrist is gonna ask.
>>17451535
Im not sure i understand. WHY it feels that way? Because shes scared. She said she gets so scared sometimes, for no reason at all. Just uncontrollable fear. And then the hallucinations start happeneing
>>17451528
If it's schizophrenia i've heard meditation helps.
There has been a bit of research with it and it seems that it happens because the brain has problems switching between inner thoughts to what's happening in the outer world and interactions with it (the way that the brain develops with less folds in these areas has something to do with it). If she meditates and works on controlling these better it might help. Trying to meditate and then bring herself back out of her inner thoughts.
I believe it's the switching of the amygdala and hyppocampus.
Hope this helps.
Why is it so difficult to just feel good, /x/?
Being high on cannabis for instance - I know just enough about physiology to know there are certain neuroreceptors at play here, and that endogenous neurotransmitters (anandamide) will also trigger them, i.e. there are physical mechanisms at play, and they precipitate into predictable qualia (if we assume that's real).
So essentially: neurotransmitters fire, neuroreceptors catch, neuroreceptors signal some cell in some way, cell goes off and does stuff (I'm not sure typically what, other than fire off more neurotransmitters), my mind notices I feel good, and now I'm happy.
It seems like it would be possible to tap in to some part of this process if not many parts. So how can I feel the anandamide feeling on command?
If I were to take a crack in the dark at it, I would try "visualization" exercises where the "visualizations" are of me doing pleasurable things and then feeling good until the visualizations needed to become less elaborate, and I've actually had some luck with that in the past. But not as much as I'd like, and I want to hear what you guys think.
I assume that getting a grip on this is a/the goal of at least one "magical" system, so I'm hoping someone will spill some beans.
TL;DR Whatever my cells are doing to my brain to make good feelings happen in my emergent mind, why can't my emergent mind just do that on a more voluntary basis?
>>17451463
Not to be overly joking about it, its because weed is like fuel. The happy engine can't start without fuel. Once we get fuel then we can start to the ignition and take a road trip.
You are over working your what I want to call nerves. And those nerves don't get that much work from just your daily activities. That's why weed makes you happy because it over works the nerves.
>>17451463
Classical yoga
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL_fgyXXnSM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-S2wAjLwNUs
>>17451463
>happen in my emergent mind
>why can't my emergent mind just do that
Probably because your emergent mind is the one that happens after-the-fact. Try doing it with the part of your mind that underlies these processes.
So I want a wish granted
Nevermind what it is
Point is, I would do anything to have this come true
I figure you guys are the experts on such things
Where do I start looking, /x/?
>>17451381
>Where do I start looking, /x/?
/x/ is... A good start. Not the best, but good.
So yes, start looking with /x/.
Dragon balls.
Wish for more wishes.
Duh
Hey /x/. Could anyone pass along some tips for what to do when it comes to astral projection? I am starting to learn it would really apreciate it. Also general Astral Projection thread.
>>17451366
Tips for doing it or tips for when you're there?
>>17451383
Both please
>>17451389
Tips for realizing you're already there and accepting that there was never any danger or tips for blaming it all on the given ritual when your fears manifest in front of you?
>Give basic info out in tarot thread
>They use it to do black magic on me
What the fuck man
>walk to the park to hang myself
>end up meeting qt and eventually get married
What the fuck man
>>17451371
wew miracles
>>17451355
>gf doesn't want anal, i do it anyway
>aliens probe me later that week
what the fuck man
Ever wonder about the types of people who are just creepy as fuck? Specifically the types who can actually stay in places that are fucking scary, such as abandoned mental institutions. For the average person, just a visit to such a place can be unnerving, but there are people who actually linger in such places. Or the types of creepers who just stand and stare or creep on people for hours
Honestly people can be way scarier than any paranormal entity
It's strange how a person can feel comfortable in a space most people fear to be in, even if there is no real danger present. I wonder what the psychological context required for that is (being comfortable, that is), or indeed, how one makes the leap from being afraid to not being afraid of such areas. Does it have something to do with their evaluations of their personal safety and security in these areas?
>>17450838
>/x/ is afraid of people who reasonably think about the world and see things for what they are instead of being low key schizos that make shit "scary" in their minds
Color me surprised
>>17451113
That's exactly what I mean-to be in that kind of mental state is both fascinating and scary. I remember hearing that some of the people who inhabit abandoned mental institutions were former patients that never really left, just took up squatters position when the place became abandoned. I guess a combination of knowing the facility and being in a degraded mental state would make sense, but even so it's still very unnerving to think about
what happened to /x/? it used to be so entertaining, the quality has definitely decreased somehow. have we really "caught up" with everything, there's nothing old that we haven't discussed, so now it's just the shitposters, rpers and the conspiracy theorists left?
i miss the threads that felt like telling scary stories around a campfire
second part
>>17450768
you mean creepypasta? Shit's fake and most of us arent interested. There's specific websites for that nowadays that isnt /x/.
idk, I've posted several relevant topics and got basically no response, yet roleplaying faggotry gets dozens of replys
