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So there was a poster on here last night with the screen name "Buddha".. He was claiming that he was enlightened, and due to that the illuminati was after him. He said he would teach us, fore that's what he was sent here to do. He said he was going to make a post around 4am, where is he? Was he an RP fag?
>>17213910
Nope
He was a discordian
they are usually very much non trustworthy in the sense that they will follow schedules and the like but they are good nature, playful and enigmatic
What do you want to know I am a anonimus bodishatva
>>17213924
Honestly i don't know what either of those terms means... So maybe starting off with that?
So he was a fake? Man, I'm just trying to find enlightenment lol. Are these road blocks appearing on purpose?
>>17213929
>trying to find enlightenment
If you are sincere anon you will find it, you already partially are given you have natural being impulses to search for truth, you must only realize it.
Do you think it's still out there?
>gymnastic sister
>>17212283
Grass, trees and shit. Ask >>>/out/
>>17213321
This is /x/, the idea of going outside scares the crap outta them. TALK about ghosts and demons, but leave the basement? No way!
So I'm at work on security duty and I'm watching monitors and I start to nod off due to extreme exhaustion. I was awoken to a hallow manly voice screaming "help" in my ear. Please explain.
>>17212077
Either you are a schizo, you were imagining someone whispering in your ear, or something i am unaware of.
>>17212077
Sleep deprivation causes auditory hallucinations among other inconveniences.
Get some sleep you weirdo.
>>17212249
Pretty much this. I once briefly confused a bag of cement for a cat while sleep-deprived, it wasn't until I started to bend down to pet it that my brain went "Wait, something doesn't add up."
UFO Thread.
How do you pronounce UFO?
Is it "YOU EFF OH"
OR ''YOU FOE"
>>17211775
YOU FOE becuase UFO isn't an acronym or anything like that.
I pronounce UFO like ayy lmao
>>17211787
>>17211787
The trolls are out tonight.
So how can i turn myself in an Nahual?
Firstly respect is of the utmost importance. When you want a favour from a person you don't do things that could offend them or otherwise bring them discomfort, with spirits of such a high calibre this is even more important. Secondly, it takes time. Asking is one thing, doing what you're told is another. If you start to feel that there is something you need to do (hike, live in isolation for a while, fast, not talk) you have to do it. You're being given a suggestion and the process of sharing energy with a spirit larger than yours is a long one. Be patient, anon.
>>17212924
hey can we date ?
>>17213232
We can't even rel8, no h8 b4 it's too l8 m8, that's f8.
Have you had any paranormal experiences? Discuss.
>>17211605
Actually, you know what. I have!
In one whole day I have had 5 threads mysteriously vanish into thin air for absolutely no reason whatsoever.
All I am trying to do is spread the methods of enlightenment to /x/ users so that they can become holy servants of the great wisdom, yet every time I try to do this, the thread vanishes into thin air.
I think the Illuminati are in control of what information goes in and out of /x/.
It's just too much of a coincidence that 5 threads on the topic of Enlightenment just vanish into thin air.
>>17211630
Interesting. I'm new here I came from /pol/
If anyone's interested I could share some minor spooks I've encountered.
I've finally narrowed down my belief system to that of Christian Occultism, rooted in Hermitism, quite like how Christianity is. I'm interested in beginning my study in the esoteric tradition, and was curious where to start. I'm interested in Internal and External topics, things that have tangible results, but aren't necessary visible. I'm especially interested in communicating with greater beings, such as angels, possibly even demons. Where do you recommend I start?
>>17211394
Who buddy we caught a live one.
First, check out my library, if the thread's not up it's in the archive.
Get a handle on your Gnostic and appendant material. If you want contact with alterity, the Mandeans are likely up your alley. For contemplative methods, the Church (Orthodox and Catholic) and it's contemplative heretics like Molinos' or strange outliers like the Beguines.
If you don't mind demons, Lemegeton's standard, and if you can NEET it up a bit, pure Abramelin may be worthwhile for you.
Maybe some Rosicrucianism or Golden Dawn to supplement.
History of magic and the secret doctrine.
>>17211394
I suggest to read Liber Null & Psychonaut. ;)
What was the occult side of 9/11?
The statue of Liberty (Isis) faces West Babylon fwiw
>>17211316
It was an inside job.
Not only did Bin Laden work for the CIA he appearantly got interviewed by CNN somehow when the government was spending all their money trying to find him
>>17213363
If 911 was an inside job, then why did the planes come from outside?
Do you think extraterrestrials are playful or have they evolved to the point of lacking any sort of humor?
>>17210773
Both.
Reptilians have great taste in humor.
They have a fantastic sense of humor and are deeply caring beings. They are aware of God, a fundamental part of their science.
>>17210964
>Science
>God
Try again.
Please post the picture that best captures essence of Lucifer
>>17210756
What does everyone think of night vale? Im new to podcasts but this is fucking weird and the tone is all over the place, but i quite like it.
>>17210325
Too gay.
Literally.
If they would have taken out the gay subtext, it would have been much better.
Here's one that's better.
http://theblacktapespodcast.com/
Someone for the love of god can ID the track at 10:00.? Tried going through all of disipations albums and found nothing.
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>>17209971
That pic isn't really fitting the thread
>>17210047
everyone asks about love in these threads so I think it werks. that's juts me though.
>>17210047
just chose a random picture from my folder.. either way doesnt matter, not like this group is an official anything, its just a team for shitposting and practicing a basic occult practice
My fellow /x/men, what I bring into discussion here today isn't exactly paranormal; yet it's weird, intriguing and possibly creepy.
So. I'm sure you know most European (and also a good deal of Asian) civilizations come from a single culture, right? The Proto-Indo-Europeans were a people who lived (probably) on the steppes north of Caucasus (hence why we're called "caucasians") and, about five thousand years ago, spread into Anatolia and Eastern Europe; the Greeks and Romans, the Celtic, Germanic and Slavic tribes, all of those were just different migration waves, later developing into their own, unique cultures. Even the Proto-Indo-European language has been reconstructed, to a level of refinement that more recent, concrete evidence has come to corroborate the hypotheses (such as the laryngeal theory, proved true by Hittite studies).
How does any of that relate to /x/, you ask? Well, evidently, there were people living in Europe before those guys came in. Perhaps the most prominent of those is the Minoan civilization of Crete, which predated (and actually highly infuenced) the oldest Greek settlements. Later, non-Indo-European cultures of the Aegean, such as the Etruscans, seem to be related to Minoans; but material evidence is so scarce (mainly due to Greek/Roman expansionism) that it's very hard to state anything conclusive.
However, the "lost civilization" I think you'll find more interesting is the Cucuteni-Trypillian culture of modern-day Moldova. Those guys were a very complex society, with their very distinct forms of art, architecture and pottery; they even had a system of symbols (refer to pic), used throughout millenia, though most researchers classify them as "proto-writing".
The two most intriguing points, though, are: one, they were building absurdly large settlements for their time (while the estimated population of Uruk in Sumeria was five thousand people around 4000 BC, the CP settlement of Dobrovody was twice that size); and two, (cont).
>>17209869
(cont), they had a most peculiar habit of deliberately setting those same settlements on fire every few decades. Although theories abound, no one quite knows WHY they did that.
Needless to say, they were eventually washed away by some Indo-European tribe, and all immaterial aspects of their culture are most likely lost to History.
So, what are /x/'s thoughts on that? Also, lost civilizations/History thread.
Relevant links:
http://depthome.brooklyn.cuny.edu/anthro/faculty/bankoff/burning_color.pdf
http://isaw.nyu.edu/exhibitions/oldeurope/introduction.html
http://www.chronikajournal.com/resources/Harper.pdf
http://www.livescience.com/28954-ancient-europeans-mysteriously-vanished.html
>>17209869
I think that if u believe mainstream history, you are a fool. There are a shiton of "lost advanced societies " around but we areally supposed to believe that culture developed in 5 thousand years at a similar rate I'm places across the planet from caveman to Inca empire with no outside help.
What would aliens think of us? Assuming they didn't want to just wipe us out, after watching us a while what do you think they'd think?
Before or after we try to kill them?
Chances are they'd simply intrigued by us, up until the point where we do the human thing and fuck it all up by trying to kill them.
Then well, we got what we deserved.
>>17209751
They would think that right now we are a messed up civilization, and feels the need to help us.
That we are just another life beings in the long road of time, space and evolution. And that we believe we know as much as we think...
>>17209751
That depends OP. For all we know any aliens out there are tiny microbial species. Assuming they are at least as intelligent as humans or more, it's likely that they would be isolationists.
do you believe that vampire exist ?
How can you not with the daily
I'm a transsexual, reptilian warlock vampire from the future ama
Threads
They clearly exist
>>17209230
proof ?
nope , just a fantasy
human can't live just by drinking a blood
