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What if we come from a space traveling civilization, and we indeed used to be able to make contact with them (ancient ancient civilizations). But something happened to our actual home land thousands (or millions?) of years ago, causing the home world and our race to go extinct. Causing us to forget where we actually came from, yearning to get home. That's why all of us are so drawn to space, because earth isn't our home.
Also, what if the "greys" or other humanoid space species, are actually just another version of our original selves? They may have...
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I wondered the same thing. This would explain the elfish need to "return to sea"
>>17213955
I agree, we probably evolved so differently on that planet (we were probably more involved with water, probably lived in it) and that's why we have had such a desire to build all of our cities near it (besides the fact that we drink it), and praise it in so many ways. Our ancestors must have mated with the different species of early hominid when they arrived.
That's why were so different to almost everything on earth because were a bit of terrestrial being, with some extraterrestrial being
This sounds so fucking retarded
So, for over a year I've been involved with Angel Numbers and I already know about their spiritual meaning since I've been seeing them everywhere.Even the "2" variation is the one I see the most nowadays.
So, I wanted to ask you about what are your toughts about Angel Numbers? Are they bullshit, or do they hide a bigger meaning? Many people talk about the 11:11 thing but everything could be a big coincidence in the end.
>>17213783
With cellphones now everyone check the time all day long. Statistically you have the same chance to see repeating digits than not.
I see 11:11 everyday but also 17:53
Angelic numbers? What's that? Sounds like a made up thing.
>>17213783
>Many people talk about the 11:11 thing
who what where?
Whats wrong with worshipping sun??
>If we remove sun from our solar system then no life can survive.
>Every religion claims that their god created life on earth and we should worship them.
>What about that huge ball of fire that keeps us alive?
I feel bad for those pagans (My ancestors) they thanked Sun by worshipping it every single day. Too bad they are all gone now, only hindus are keeping this tradition alive in our modern times.
>>17213775
What about worshipping gravity? Without gravity no sun
>>17213791
What about worshiping timeXspace? Without them there would be no existence.
>>17213791
a new cult is born
Hey guys, Just found this shit in my grand grand father attic, anyone knows what it is?
Bumping
>>17213513
Looks like an african pendant
>>17213521
But could it be a replica or is it some original stuff? I can post the back if you want
Hello /x/! I've tried to study automatic drawing for a while. While still trying to improve, I haven't yet reached my personal goal, I have made some progress thoug. If anyone here would like to be a "test subject" for my improvement, I would be really happy!
Still this wont probably be as accurate as other readings, if you want that - please head to /div/ or a Tarot thread.
What I need from you is:
Name.
How old you are.
Abstract thought(s).
Stephen
24
If life is an adventure, monotony is a roadblock
Narcissism is a byproduct of entropy
Metallic
>>17213436
What I get from your thoughts is that you have many ideas. I don't know which philosophical spectrum you're into, but I
get the vibe that the world and Sociology is something that you think about.
I tried to make the thoughts as a thick forest.
Don't know how close i got, but some feedback would be nice!
Alec
21
Dystopia bleeds from the throats of Old Gods
A mind wandered by the purities of light is blinded to the viscera of what lies in our darkest rooms
Carrots
>be me
>wake up from my bed
>I could tell what was going on but I couldn't control Shit but thoughts
>open eyes
>dark asf
>grab light
>this isn't my room
>no clue who's room it is
>walk out of room
>this isn't even my house
>feeling...
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Fuck you im scurred and high as shit anyone know what this dream could be
Sounds like a fever dream, honestly. They usually feel way more real than normal dreams, and leave you feeling strange emotions over them. The thirst thing is very common for fever dreams as well.
>>17212089
OI!
Is that a knoife ya bloody duffer!
So I just watched the full length gifted video, I don't get what is so scary about it. What's the deal? I read the creepy about it afterwards, but I still don't get it, I didn't feel weird or anything
>I just watched the full length gifted video
durr durrr durrr
>>17211562
Holy fuck OP
Are you fucking retarded?
You do know you shouldn't talk about it afterwards, we're all going to be fucked.
*grifter
>>17211580
Hmm didn't see any part about that, guess we'll all find out, eh?
Is this significant in anyway or are these just the ramblings of a mad man?
I found this in Downtown LA, it was just this slab that was drawn on
It stuck out to me because it seemed just too uniformed and well drawn for your average 5edgy4me satanopunk to do
I have mulitple photos I'll post
The larger pentagram was even angled so it was pointed and labeled directly North East South West
Bottom most corner
The slab it was on was shaped kinda like Nevada
>>17211510
>have mulitple photos
Post them
Looking for the creepiest horror novels/short stories ever written. I've been on a reading binge and wanted to drive myself away from lovecraft for a bit. I need a creepy read.
Depending on what you find creepy you may like I Have No Mouth, But I Must Scream.
http://hermiene.net/short-stories/i_have_no_mouth.html
>>17211675
Fucking love this one.
OP, check out "The Deep" by Nick Cutter. I'll greentext a rough plot outline, with no spoilers.
>strange disease wiping out mankind
>main character is a regular joe
>brother is a genius scientist working on a cure
>find weird, curative goo on the ocean floor
>build a lab at the bottom of the Challenger Deep to...
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>>17212151
You read "Sphere" by Michael Chrichton? You might like it based on how hyped you were about that^.
Also read Swarm, by Frank Schatzing.
Both cool ocean based horrors.
Let's talk about bad ghost experienceses
I'm a ghost
BoOOoOOooOo!
Did I scary you?
Clacking away on my spectral keyboard seems futile... being anonymous makes it so hard to spook silly humans...
>>17211344
I agree i wish it was easier
>>17211338
We 69'd but I had to do what she said. Turns out we're both freaks.
Hey /x/, I've been collecting stories from this and other boards for about two years, and the drive I stored them on just died. I need a best of /x/ thread stat.
Nein!
>>17210425
Have a King Come Down bump
I'll see what I have, here's Ghost Puncher while I look, more on the funny side, but still worth the read
Hey /x/ I thought I'd post this here because psychedelics seem paranormal.
I just got some DMT and I don't know what to do. I took 20mg in the dark and saw a lot of patterns. Not sure what a "breakthrough" experience is suppose to be though.
I have "jimjam" or as some people say "jungle spice" which is not n,n,DMT. (pure crystal)
Do you guys know the difference between nn,dmt, jimjam, and changa?
Also, have you guys realize how easy it is to snap out of a trip? I just have to stand up, turn on the lights, and walk around...
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Haven't broke through yet, first trip was a taste and the second trip i got to the portal and slowly floated back to my body. Closed eyes and stillness worked out for me.
>>17209766
>floated back to my body
lol you sure you didn't breakthrough?
I only saw patterns spinning clockwise then contorting and going counterclockwise
Do you know the type you smoked? was it pure crystal?
>>17209756
>psychedelics seem paranormal
They aren't.
>[...]I don't know what to do.
Take a heroic dose.
>jungle spice
Just another stoner myth.
>Do you guys know the difference between nn,dmt, jimjam, and changa?
Marketing
>wtf is up with that?
You are not talking enough, you poseur.
This shit isn't supernatural. The things you...
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How real is\are the theme(s) of this book /x/? I stated reading it again now that im older and it´s fucking awesome, more than the first time
>now that I'm older
and what are you now, 14?
>>17209622
18, read it at 14 tho but forgot most of it, why? it´s bullshit?
>>17209622
Kek.
The universe is held together by the four fundamental forces. Strong, weak, em, and gravity. All energetic interactions must use one of them to indirectly use another. I want strong force, I detonate a nuclear bomb. But what does a human do? So far as I see it, we use the electromagnetic force in that we apply tension or repulsion between atoms which constitute our tissue and an object. Essentially giving us the rigidity to apply mechanics to our forms. As well, we emit radiation and electrical currents. But how might a human go about exercising the metaphorical 'strong...
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>>17209161
If we could, there'd probably be repeatable experiments to prove this. It is an interesting though experiment though. I've often thought that psychokinesis would happen sorta like how we use our brains to move our muscles, except we use it to move things we're not directly connected to in an obvious way instead
>>17209161
>bosons
>gravity
As you probably know.. the Standard Model doesn't include gravity and never will. It's an incomplete model. We're missing something big. Our current models will be obsolete in a hundred years time.
The Copenhagen interpretation of the double-slit experiment is wrong, reality is not objective, it's subjective. Informational even. Our problem is, frankly, we haven't got the slightest fucking clue where...
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Give me your opinion on this man, /x/
Quality shopp there
>>17208807
Bill Hicks ? They cured his cancer and now he's paying his debt as Alex Jones. He's giving you some insight into how things really work but with a lot of disinformation - to turn your attention from really important matters. And he's doing a marvelous job.
Also I can see he's enjoying his new role no less than the previous one.
>>17208807
Jeffrey Grupp said he was disappointed in discovering Alex Jones though lesser of his audience and was putting up a front for popularity and sales.
A lot of protesters hate how he tried to take over their organized protests.
He's a gatekeeper, in my opinion and that of many others.
May do a good job of attracting attention, but tends to skirt some issues.
