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Can someone please enlighten me as to how this is possible..? Seeing stars THROUGH the moon? My view of the world is falling apart...
http://aplanetruth.info/2015/10/15/stars-through-a-translucent-moon-you-can-do-yourself/
Because the moon is a hologram, you unenlightened fool.
>>17334248
Can't see through the moon. Can see light generated by the moon. Can see light reflected off of the moon. Can see airplanes between you and the moon.
>>17334248
That star is closer to the earth than the moon is, dipshit
Are the different hells in buddhism only meant symbolicily or are they supposed to be real places for people with bad karma ?
I am on my way to buddhism und scared shitless
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vO8tg1pD-3I
just look at this, how am I supposed to life in the here and now if something like that could happen to me ?
>>17333003
From what I know, from the wheel of life, the hellian realm was a place symbolically of people who just have it shitty in life. Kinda like the starving kids in Africa.
>>17333003
>how am I supposed to live in the here and now if something like that could happen to me?
Well you could start by not accumulating the all expense paid ticket to end up there after you check out. Not really that complicated.
If the mind is generating this hell hole of a reality that we're in. What makes you think it can't generate something even more hellish?
What do you all think about the story of Valiant Thor. To me it has a ring of truth to it.
OP, tells us the story of Valiant Thor. Include some pics. Make an actual thread of it.
Well not really a lot of pictures to share sadly.
My basic understanding was he arrived in a spaceship and was taken to see President Eisenhower
He seemed very interested in helping with the worlds problems but was rebuffed...
Phil Schneider discussed him as well...
I kept seeing this during the halftime show. Could someone explain the significance?
>>17332279
The birth of a new era.
It's a bunch of circles drawn in a circle in just the right places to get these cool hexagonal flower and it's called the flower of life or something and has to do with math and numbers and people spend a lot of time mulling over its overarcing meaning but really unless the thing has some consequential benefit to something you're actively working with it's just a fun math doohickey.
New World Order
Anyone here interested in black magick?
I'm seriously willing to get involved with that.What religion/occult should i turn to?
Also,what are some good tips for begginers?Where should i start?Any good books to read?
>>17331980
>which religion?
A religion is a collective of names, an organized system deliberated with a mythos of its own, which can be limiting in and of itself. When you engage black magick, think not upon limited normative presentations but upon the potentiality of power, choice, effectiveness and attunement. At the crux of its utility lays the ability and dedication of the individual to be able to fuse and look upon possibilities beyond presented temporal-spatial objects.
The "blackness" inherent within this aspect of magick is often called such because of its staunch demand upon individual gnosis and the opening of currents which are considered counter to and/or go beyond established boundaries and limitations within dominating and/or present systems. To be a black magician is to be a magic user who willingly steps onto a crooked path towards pursuing totalizing mastery. Some traditions speak of this journey as a spiritual walk where the azothian essence perfects itself through a multifaceted, trans-generational series of continual deaths and rebirths.
As such, black magick comes in many different forms, some of which we can acknowledge through Luciferianism, Quimbanda, Palo Mayombe, Satanism, chaos magick, Tantrism, European folklores, etc., etc. As you can see, black magick is not a definitive system in and of itself, but a module of analysis and operation whereby the arcanist methodically steps beyond barriers in the embrace for the hidden mysteries.
>>17331980
>where to start/read?
Yourself. Without knowing, understanding, slaying yourself, you cannot succeed in incorporating rituals and fracturing energies towards self-liberation. Black magick is the force which carries the arcanist towards assisting the aeonic shift towards self-godhood. It is the kryptonian energy behind shattering the materialized superman; without being willing to destroy your own weaknesses, you cannot hope to effectively use black magick to its fullest.
As a totalizing polymorphic module for self-mastery, black magick requires being able to see beyond the mirror and look upon the riddles inherent within a system. It is for this reason why black magick is traceable within everything from Abrahamic to Celtic, Egyptian, Germanic and other indigenous traditions.
Recommended Starter Books:
The Black Arts by Richard Cavendish
Lords of the Left Hand Path, by Stephen E. Flowers
Uncle Setnakt's Essential Guide to the Left Hand Path
Nocturnicon by Konstantinos
Nocturnal Witchcraft by Konstantinos
>>17332186
You are a fucking idiot.
Break the divine harmony and the divine will break you.
Or see shadows by your bedroom window?
Yeah but only before I started astral projection
>>17331328
Just tell yourself it's all in your mind and you'll be okay... it happens to me too, ever since I've done LSD.
>>17331328
I heard a scream in the back of my house once. I had just woken up though, so I was probably still sort of dreaming.
I hear rattling noises outside a lot, though. Like some kind of creature in pain. And back in October, I heard a lot of footsteps behind my house, and even a loud bang beneath the floor. Probably just some woodland critter though, considering I live in the woods.
Has anyone had experiences with the Isha Kriya meditation? Please post your experiences.
That much, huh?
this is a board about the paranormal and conspiracies, isn't it.
>>17331272
Eh I've done it a few times but I didn't go through with the full cycle... I don't have much to say about it. What about you OP?
Hey /x/ what you guys know about the Yoruba religion?
I heard this exercise.. (do it by your own risk)
(Just work if you have the ability, left by your ancestors)
>take a mirror
>no light's
>light a candle
>put between you and mirror
>call your protection (what you believe)
>call ancestors
>ask them what they wanna show you
>(all while you see your face in the mirror)
> focus!
>don't blink and focus in your right eye
>???
>proof
Anyone had try the before? Or know more about it?
Bumping for interest, anybody have a pdf to the book in the OP post?
OP as something of a scholar of the african diaspora Ive never heard of this ritual at all. What makes you think this is associated with yoruba traditions?
>>17331154
Niga thats called Scrying. Take it to /div/
Anyone here into urban exploration? Ausfag here looking for places to explore. Share stories and experiences you've had.
>WHEN YOU SEE IT
No one? Nothing?
>>17330996
There's already an urbex thread up, dingus
So let's talk about NLP
/x/ related because close relation to magick
Share your best techniques and resources
Somebody shared a book or manual on the subject that I can't seem to find anymore, and I'm hoping in starting this thread someone might share it again.
>>17330672
Bump!
>>17330672
What do you want me to say? It's garbage in every sense of the word.
>>17330913
Wrongo.
Psychologist use it to help people get past trauma. It's pretty simple brainwork.
I found a black magic ritual for destroy the love between two people. Is it good?
>during waning moon
>take 4 tarot cards
>the death to north
>the tower to south
>10 of swords to east
>5 of words to west
>then you say:
"the death to break up a love
the tower to cause pain
10 swords that brings affliction
5 of swords for tears and despair"
>say these word looking at north while tearing a rose's petals off:
"love creates but love destroys
and no one can escape this spiral
with these words i break the love
that unites (her name) and (his name)
powerful forces, hasten to my call
come into the magic circle
and from here through this curse
reach the two lovers
and cause them desperation"
>you burn the rose
so /x/, how was it?
>>17329617
seems legit
>>17329617
Fuck off
>>17329617
Well. Magic is psychological, your only possible gain will be that it does the damage in your own mind.
No way you could influence someones relationship without talking/touching/doing stuff yourself.
>In bed sleeping
>Wake up because felt that my whole bed was moved
>See a fucking hyena snooping around in my room
>Yell
>It eventually dissolved
A warning, maybe?
>>17328666
You had a waking dream, anon. Nothing really special.
>>17328676
Man, that was fucking creepy as hell.
At least it wasn't a jackal!
Lets have a meditation thread
I have a few questions for /x/. So I recently got back into meditation. I do vipassana and concentration meditation.
When doing concentration (samatha) I reach a state where I feel very focused, relaxed and an orgasmic feeling envelops me. This only recently started happening and when I think about it it is quite bizarre. Could this be access concentration or the first Jhana?
I'm interested in what people experience when they enter Jhana. For those that don't know there are supposedly 8 Jhanas, or states of absoprtion, that you can enter through concentration meditation (which is different from the more common mindfulness meditation).
What is the first Jhana like? Is it true you can experience other realms/lives in higher Jhanas?
More importantly, just post any experiences/questions you guys have with meditation
I got a question.
I have never really meditated by myself, except a few guided meditations off youtube. When I did them, I honestly don't feel like I was doing it right, since my experience if it was that I was merely lying down and listening to a voice and somewhat visualualizing energy inside my body. I have someone close to me who a few times have gotten me to meditate together with her, and she's been doing vipassana and chakra meditations and such, talking about experiencing orgasms in every single cell of her body etc.
I'm wondering if there's something I'm just not getting, since my experiences is just calmness and knowing that I'm sitting still, breathing, and that I think about meditation quite a lot, but can't seem to be interested enough to actually start practicing it.
How do I into, and what should a beginner expect to find in order to determine that I'm actually meditating?
>>17327635
Hey senpai. I practice hindu tantra.
The first jhana (or samadhi, i suppose theu are the same thing) i enter feels this way:
I focus on mu deity and keep repeating the mantra. Then at one moment i feel "sucked" backwards slightly. This causes me to see my mindspace as if i were watching from cinema. Increases my visualisation ability, and makes my face feel sorta numb. The numb feeling in the face is caused by a feeling as if my eyes were inside my head and i saw/felt my face from the inside of my head. Its a strange feeling, and goes away if i conciously note that its there.
The second stage is when i can significantly feel my nadi system. Usually it is only the surya and chandra nadi. This alows me to feel the individual smaller nadis also but to a lesser extent. Im usually inable to feel sushuma.
The third is when, well there isnt much to say about it. I loose the feeling of the earlier mentioned and any feeling of bidy at all. It more blisfull than anything else. I experience a white light/just emptyness filled to the edges with something. But there are still thoughts and i can continue concentrating on my deity.
Didnt go further.
>>17327635
The vipassana method is a recent development and not part of the types of meditation practiced and perfected for thousands of years.
If you feel lightheaded or other strange things and feelings start coming up, you're generally deviating from meditation. If you're thinking too much about how you're feeling or reacting to it, whether good or bad, you're straying from being aware of what's actually going on and getting infatuated with various illusions.
The first jhana generally involves a sense of well-being with the absence of gross thought-activity. The deeper jhanas don't really feel like anything - there's breath, bodily feelings, whatever else might be going on, but there's no judgment and no sense of witnessing events, of "I" being there. Eventually they're not differentiated at all. It's a place beyond self, beyond time, utterly serene. It's not transcendent or fantastical, doesn't involve feelings of grandeur or whatever, it's just very quiet and calm in its simplicity.
>>17327651
You should not try to determine anything or strive towards something, just let those types of thoughts settle and keep practicing. Whether the meditation is there or not, whether it feels right or wrong, you're still there, practicing, not getting swayed. It should not matter to you. That's a good attitude to have.
There is a second species on this planet. They’re not extraterrestrials. They’re very much with us. They have made maps in the previous ice age. The remnants of their civilization are all over the place, a lot of time along the coast. It’s submerged, because the sea level has gone by over 400 meters, but this group has large brains. They’re very distinct from Homo sapiens. Their DNA is so different that if the two species mated, their offspring would be infertile, and we know this because their DNA was just tested. There are skulls all over the place on Earth, because they have been with us, but after the ice age, there weren’t that many of them.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3432060/An-unknown-chapter-human-history-took-place-Europe-15-000-years-ago-DNA-shows-hunter-gatherers-replaced-mystery-group-people-Ice-Age.html
nah doubt it
>>17327425
>http://www.dailymail.co.uk
We've been over this before
Astronomers say a Neptune-sized planet lurks beyond Pluto that orbits the sun every...15,000 years.
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2016/01/feature-astronomers-say-neptune-sized-planet-lurks-unseen-solar-system
I'd never seen this posted before, but I thought you guys would find this interesting.
It's not immediately paranormal, but pretty creepy and definitely unusual.
Apparently, back in 2012, a guy in Ohio was taking a walk on his property, when he came across some whitetail deer in a pond. The first explanation that came to his mind was that some sort of poachers had killed them and dumped them, so the first thing he did was call fish & Wildlife and the game warden.
Once the bucks were pulled out of the pond, it became apparent that all three bodies were completely intact and they seemed to have drowned.
Anyone got any similar "Curious findings"? Not necessarily SCARY, but just really odd stuff that's been found?
>>17327360
>>17327362
It's possible there is some sort of toxicity to the water, maybe some wacky PH level. Seems weird, sure, but not the weirdest thing I've ever seen.
Looks like the three deer entangled in each others antlers during a mating dominance fight or something, then they stumbled locked in head until they fell in the pond and drowned.
