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What is reality?
Perhaps.... Meme Magic is just quantum events?
https://youtu.be/DsxA7OU7fR0
>>17170565
> Hears first guy talk for a minute
> legit as fuck
> suddenly video in portrait
> facepalm.jpg
> portrait video guy starts talking about the secret
> doublefacepalm.gif
I don't know man...I don't know. I don't know why we were given a problem that's impossible to solve. Just seems cruel. Accept it, smoke weed, I dunno.
>>17171017
Ok I just googled the first guy for half a second, not "legit as fuck" as I had previously concluded. Sorry for the confusion.
What would be the psychology, and reasoning for a cult worshipping nothingness, the eternal void?
I'm building some lore for a personal fantasy type project, the main religion is the religion of the Light, they worship God and he is the creator of everything and cause for magic, trees growing and life itself.
Then there are other god-beings who merely hijacked themselves another reality within the creation of God, like wolf-gods, god of tits etc, who all in terms stand below the Creator god. Even the satan worshipping cults who crave terror and destruction, just worship one of these hijacked reality godbeings.
The secret cult of the void seek end all existance, and they are very evil, but what is their reasoning for this? They don't gain any hedonistic pleasure or elevation in society, what is their psychology?
>the absence or cessation of life or existence.
Please help me with this, I'm not so experienced with occult stuff and would love to hear your suggestions.
bump pls help
fucking help me now you mentally ill freaks
>>17170539
From their perspective, existence itself is the true evil. Existence brings pain and suffering. The only true path to eternal peace is for the complete total destruction of EVERYTHING.
Theory of evolution contradicts which religion badly?
>>17170388
Not if you believe in evolution and religion at the same time.
I believe that christianity and evolution can intertwine, Adam and Eve may have been the first fully evolved...
>>17170388
All of them
Feeling a little useless, think I'll start a cult. What's the best way to go about doing so?
Find people that are lost and need direction. Offer them a place to belong and a purpose. Then fuck all the ladies.
>>17170359
read the new testament, copy what Jesus did to start his cult.
>Find people that are lost and need direction.
That describes /x/!
>Offer them a place to belong and a purpose.
That describes /x/!
>Then fuck all the ladies.
Oh. Oh. Nevermind.
Hey /x/, I am here to share the information I have gathered from the hunting and study of the supernatural. You can find my demon thread here
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Today, we will be talking about the undead.
>>17170332
The term 'Undead' has been utterly confused and bastardized more times than you can count. It does not mean "walking corpse" or "living dead".
More accurately, it means "Should be dead."
Undeath is more like a mental sickness than a magical curse.
>>17170341
Undeath is caused by one of 2 things: Consumption of large quantities of human flesh, or, deliberate lobotomy.
Undead that are born from the consumption of human flesh are known as Ghouls, Wendigos, or Ghuls, depending on the culture.
Undead that are created from lobotomy are known as Zombies, for the most part.
Oh goodie, something original. Now when you say undead, what exactly to you mean?
Normal biological life (i.e. metabolism) has stopped, yet the subject still is observably "alive?"
Some fundamental aspect of the organism has changed to put it in line with a new category of life?
Perhaps some superficial change like lack of aging, ability to take large amounts of structural damage, etc?
Gotta define our terms. Be as specific as possible, please.
What are some good places to learn more about Zodiac signs and astrology?
I'm talking about the real roman-medieval kind, not the stupid shit you see in Newspapers.
http://www.nordlicht.ru/stars/english/Stephen%20Arroyo%20-%20Chart%20Interpretation%20Handbook.pdf
>>17170330
all you need to know.
aries = #1
gemini = shit
I am going to go insane if I have to live another day in this life. I want to wake up somewhere else. Does /x/ know how I could accomplish this? Could I astral project or some shit to escape? I'm not going to kill myself, but I'm willing to never be able to return to this life.
>>17170234
oh poo.
You reminded me that I can't astral project anymore.
>>17170253
Sure you can. You just gotta believe.
I too seek the way out brother.
I have come to the conclusion that there are 2 paths.
One in death of body.
One in death of mind.
To lose all sense of ego, self and doubt. To become one with the all.
If word/thought was the creation of all, then doubt is its limiting factor and the anti of all.
I got a story all the way from sunny Guam for you /x/, enjoy.
wrapped myself in a nice warm blanket and watched the stormy sea until it calmed down.
I just turned 21 when I got three days of bad weather, that was way more then I could stand. So I grabbed my rain coat and decided to take a walk on the beach, if I couldn't get in the water at least I would smell it, I would taste the salty air and feel the waves on my bare feet.
As I was walking towards the sea I noticed something white in a pot hole filled with water, It looked like a snow flake but it never snows here.
I always had a fascination for snow and ice, I always enjoyed learning about it or watching it.
As I knelled down, I realized it was just a tiny white octopus, it was the cutest critter I ever seen.
I poked my finger in the pot hole and the little guy jumped on it, he was about half the size of my index finger's nail. I placed him in my pocket, went to the nearest trash bin and picked up an empty soda bottle, cleaned it quickly in an inlet since the sea was to stormy to get close to. Then I placed the little octopup inside the bottle, the bottle in my pocket and I continued my walk, careful to pick up sea weeds and other little worms or sea bugs that got washed up for my new friend.
I named him Flakey, since he looked like a snow flake.
The storm lasted for about 3 weeks in all so I couldn't put him back into the sea, the wind was unpredictable, blowing from all direction and the little guy would just get thrown back on to shore and die.
I did take him to the local sea life center but the people there said he isn't anything interesting and that I should just trow him back when I can.
I did get some advice on food do, and I experimented until I found things he liked to eat.
Continue...
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He eat a lot, he seemed to favor sea weeds of all kinds and fish or meat. I would mince it in the blender and drop it little by little in the bottle. He was an energetic little fellow and I would talk to him or stick my finger in the top of the bottle where he would 'attack it'.
After about two weeks he grown to about the size of my finger and I moved him to a jar, I was afraid he would get stuck in the little bottle.
All this time I fed him, changed his water every day or every other 2 days and generally tried to keep him in good spirits, he loved to chase little sea bugs around so I made sure he always had those in his little improvised aquarium.
After three weeks the storm died down and I decided to put him in this remote little rock outcropping I knew about. It was only connected to the sea during high tide.
I decided to take him there in the morning, stay with him till the tide came in and see the little guy off.
I made a camp fire and did my thing, swimming and catching some waves. I also placed my camping gear in such a way you couldn't get to the puddle unless you moved a lot of my own stuff beforehand. The place was deserted, but, better safe then sorry.
The little puddle I placed him in was about one cubic meter if I was to guess, and he loved it right away. He was darting around and seemed to be very well. I stayed till dawn when the sea came in and connected with the puddle, it was getting dark and he didn't seem to want to leave the puddle. I used my flashlight to see what he was doing wile I was getting ready to leave, he was still darting around but I figured he would leave eventually.
I was wrong, the next day I came back and he was still there. I took care of him like before for about 3 months, bringing him food and and such.
By now he was the size of a big cat and he turned a dark shade of blue, he could get in and out of the puddle regardless of the tide just by climbing the rocks. He also started fallowing me wile I swam or surfed.
continue?
I've never heard of such a thing before but I suppose it could be possible to "rear" the octopus granted they are very intelligent
By all means please continue I'm interested.
Please fucking dump into a word processor first so you can correct that spelling at the very least. God damn
I heard last year that Ashtar Galactic Command will come to earth in 2016. Can anyone confirm or deny this?
I've studied extensively on the subject of these spiritual extraterrestrials. But really, they might mean that the Ashtar Galactic Command may come here, likely, spiritually than physically.
And if they come here physically, then it's about goddamn time that aliens come to help us Earthlings and our government.
But will they physically come to Earth this year? I doubt it. And if they did, I got tons of questions to ask them of their absence from saving Earth that they've could've prevented.
And might give Ashtar an ass-whooping at dat too.
>>17170192
Yeah, no.
>>17170192
>Can anyone confirm or deny this?
Yes
http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/17157970/#17157970
not sure why the mod deleted the first one.
>>17170188
that's not a major earthquake
why did aliens give us civilization type 1 computer tech and internet and not type 1 energy production and propulsion?
Worldwide porn or a new rocket, fuck you have to ask?
>>17170129
First so they could monitor us more easily. Watch O.B.I.T.
Second question. So they can control us easier. We are addicted to using high amounts of energy in the first world. The ones that control that control us.
Why did aliens give us this beauty
So I've been thinking a lot about shape-shifters and entities who are able to function in global society without being detected. Is it possible for such beings to have evolved biologically? I know of a species of octopus which mimics other animals; is it possible that a large land animal could've evolved a similar ability? They would have to be highly intelligent to have gone on for so long without being detected. They may even control certain parts of the legal system in portions of the world. Does anybody have any evidence of this?
No.
What you think about him?
Santa has lost a lot of weight.
Is shit I am from México and I know someone that have a friend that tell him that a day he was in the same flight and asked to maussan if all his works and evidences and told that maussan answered "de algo tengo que comer" translated from anything I hace to eat
just a liar
Who's right?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZQvVlrLdHkg
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWNBz6HZTgs
>>17169986
Zeitgeist has been debunked to death, the guy who made it probably didn't even believe it.
>>17169986
This shit.
https://youtu.be/4nV9vZ62u-4
Greetings, ladies and germs.
It's been a long time since I've posted here, but I recently felt an urge to visit and now here I am. So, I'm currently reading At The Mountains Of Madness, and was wondering if any of you know about other works of fiction, be they novels, films or otherwise, that take place in the frozen wilderness, prefferably Canada. Extra points for really obscure shit.
I'll also be posting some of my own winter movie recomendations, and I hope you enjoy them as well.
This is a personal favourite, one of the best 'Wendigo' movies out there, in my opinion. Ravenous is a dark-comedy with horror elements, masterfully directed despite a turbulent production. The atmosphere is great, and the ending is amazing. Not for everyone, as the sudden shifts in tone and weird banjo soundtrack piss some people off, but I love it.
https://maggiemcneill.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/the-wendigo-by-algernon-blackwood.pdf
here ya go
Now this is a REALLY Canadian one. Ginger Snaps: The Beginning is the third installment in the Ginger Snaps franchise, and though it's also the worst of the bunch, I find it to be a pretty entertaining werewolf story. The atmosphere and time period are similar to Ravenous, but in general this is just a passable movie.
