/x/ - Paranormal

Shills are pushing this down because free energy is right around the corner.

>>51372

I agree and I'm not talking about cults. Christianity is a religion of sheep and nost people are sheep. It serves its purpose. Real power will not be shared nor given, its must be sought and taken. No spiritual entites are your friends and all will devour the weak. Stray not from the flock of your father's house. The woods at night are dark and deep and only the vicious survive.

>>51372

As above so below. All entites act in the perception of their own best self interests to acquire resource. The truth is written in the fabric of obervable reality but none can be taught to read, they can only teach themselves.

>>51404

>As above so below

Hermes Trismegistus, the first alchemist. The man actually knew what he was talking about, and his work was a major influence in both the occult and scientific communities for centuries. It's too bad some of his modern day followers devolved to the point they call the All a malicious slaver and believe that all sapient beings other than humans are predators.

>>51405

t. demiurge

https://pya.cc/pyaimg/pimg.php?imgid=20716?imgid=20716

Website from 2005 showing the image

>>51295

No it’s not. The girl in the photo clearly has black human hair and the camera blocked her face off.

so you guys found anything yet?

>>51271

>>51220

post the unedited picture man >:(

BTW isn't this a photoshop of boxy? I've heard that this is the photoshop of a random fat femanon but i'm pretty sure this is boxy.

>>51401

Have no idea. To many shitty theories itt man

>>49718

Sure they look and sound alike (They're opposing factions of the same species after all) but the real way to tell the difference is by their behavior. A demon is going to demand sacrifice (physical or otherwise) in exchange for assistance or even relief from their own activity, while also trying to get you completely dependent on them, typically by ritualistic behavior. An angel will discourage such practices, and nine times out of ten if they interact with us at all they'll be discreet about it. And when they do make themselves visible (usually to deliver a message) they tell fascinated onlookers not to fear them, and that they're "merely a fellow servant" in the event someone mistakes them for some kind of deity and kneels before them. Last but certainly not least every instance of angels making their presence known to humans involved direct appearance, either physically or in dreams. No speculum or crystal scrying orb needed.

>>49569

And this, the Thelema Bible, was obtained by the very same methods used by Dee, and it couldn't be more obvious that the author contacted Lilith even if the mother of succubi herself appeared with a signed copy of that book and smacked you over the head with it.

As for Dee, the fact that at one of his spiritual conferences in Bohemia he couldn't tell that "Uriel" was making a mockery of the entire group by asking all the men present to share wives just shows that not only was he not very bright in the first place, it also shows that fallen angels can be massive, massive trolls.

>Who needs so-called demons when you have monsters like El, the god of Abraham, or Jehovah unto whom Moses blindly served? Let alone Paul the Usurper, the true prophet of the New Testament, whose sole mission it was to subvert the fledgling cult of Christianity by the authority invested in him by his blackhat masters?

Do explain please. I'm curious to know more about this proposition.

Also, where does this leave the vampires? As far as I'm aware, they hate the New Testament(They only use the Old Testament and stripped out a few verses quite possibly related to the NT in it iirc) and the word "kike" comes from them not signing their name with the cross and instead with a circle. Where does this leave the teachings of the bible anyways?

>>47961

Just because the West is Christian doesn't mean that Christianity is the reason those achievements were made. For most of recorded history, humans were infected with head lice, yet it would be might fucking stupid to attribute the discoveries and accomplishments of early scholars and scientists to the parasites in their hair.

>>47961

>Thinking the achievements of Europeans were only made possible because of a pale, dead vampire

The faith of the weak, the faith of the untermensch.

Beware the bearers of false gifts. Beware those who claim to be God but are of satan. Beware those who wear two masks, one of an angel and one of satan.

>>51307

Works well as a short horror story, I like it. Good job OP

>>51329

Thank you for the feedback. I chose second person because I feel like it puts the reader into the story a little bit more effectively. I can see the issues, though. I appreciate the suggestions.

>>51341

Thank you.

Just leave Out the Part with THe murder and keep it ambiguos

Lol my Phone is fucked

>>51329

<>I made a few changes to the story. This work better?

I look across the small room at my therapist, sitting in his chair. He’s patiently staring at me, waiting for me to talk. I know the drill. If I don’t talk, we’ll both sit in silence. He gets paid either way.

“I guess, that as long as we’re here we might as well make the best of it, huh?”

He doesn’t say anything and waits for me to continue.

I give a deep sigh. “I know, I’m actually starting to think that there just might be something wrong with me after all. I’m grateful you’ve let me steal the last bit of your weekend. I’m sure you’d rather be home. But I guess you don’t really have a wife or kids to complain, right? In your private practice, I guess I come first,” I chortle a bit nervously. I begin to think he isn’t amused. “I know, I know. I’m deflecting like I always do… Doc, I think I’m hallucinating.”

I’m sure that his eyes widen, but I don’t bother to check before continuing. “It’s bugs. I’m seeing them everywhere.” My voice becomes shaky. “At first, it was just a black dot skirting here or there, and when I’d look for it, it would just vanish as though it weren’t there at all. I turn on the lights and I feel like hundreds of little black bugs skitter into the dark parts of the room. I’m not brave enough to look after them into the cracks underneath the furniture. During the night, I’ve woken up and felt them on me, crawling over my skin. It sends me into an immediate panic attack. You know that feeling you get when you accidentally walk through a spider’s web and you are terrified that the spider is now somewhere on your body? It’s that. I’m feeling like that all the time now.

“The other day, I dropped a dish in the kitchen. I was about to put it in the sink when I saw a bug creep up my arm. I dropped the plate when I shook my arm. Then… nothing; no bug! I almost cried. My parents don’t care. They think I’m insane. My dad just sits lazily in front of the television like he alPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>51374

Very nice stuff. I didn't notice much wrong with the first one, but I like this much better.

>>51227

The Korean writing system is like this. The consonants and vowel sounds are drawn to resemble mouth shape and tongue position.

>>51222

Thanks for reminding me of the perpetual lamps, good sir/madam! This page contains quotes from a 17th century book that listed a few ancient accounts of these mysterious lamps, some of which are said to have burned for thousands of years before being extinguished.

http://ciphermysteries.com/2008/07/30/wilkins-lib-ii-cap-x-of-subterranean-lamps

>>51225

>>51227

Well, according to the Egyptian priest who supposedly told Solon about Atlantis, there had been several cataclysms, caused by water and fire raining down from heaven; and the Egyptians remembered all of it, because their land had been mostly spared from the destruction, while Greece had been destroyed over and over again, and had lost the knowledge of who they were (had been).

http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/timaeus.html

The Antikythera mechanism isn't as complex as people have made it out to be. It's not a "computer", because it's not turing complete and doesn't have any capacity for being programmed. If it's a computer, so is a slide-rule. It doesn't "predict" anything that isn't already known to be a cyclic process like the movements of planets and eclipses. Essentially it just allowed the user to tell when the next event would take place without needing to do the math. It's just a robust clockwork version of a paper calendar, or (probably more to the point) a portable astronomer. The REALLY impressive thing about it is the engineering aspects: being able to cast bronze gears of that level of precision is INSANE in a pre-industrialized world.

But really, humans back then were just as smart as they are today, possibly more. A lot of knowledge of math and science was lost during the Dark Ages because of religious purges and plagues and feudalism.

>>51227

It becomes even weirder if you go farther back in human (or rather, hominid) history. Man discovered fire and was using it for warmth and I guess warding off wild animals for literally like 1.5 MILLION YEARS before they figured out how to use fire to cook food. It's unimaginable that in 1500 millennia none of these dumb fucks ever accidentally dropped their mammoth drumstick into the campfire, fished it out with a stick, and then found it to be crispy and delicious. But that's how it was. Before a globalized civilization, before written dissemination of knowledge across generations and across different cultures, things were discovered probably hundreds of thousands of times before they "stuck".

>>51361

The Church preserved knowledge anon, quit getting your history from reddit.

>>51393

They preserved only what they didn't destroy. Quit being a retard.

>>51389

The Honk Honkler meme, with these six colors in the clown's hair, comes from the cover my book.

>>50752

Have you seen this?

https://metro .co.uk/2019/05/31/mysterious-unexplained-flashes-light-spotted-moon-9768936/

>Why did we never return to the moon?

Because there is no profit to be had and no longer any political reasons.

>Why is russia covering up multiple cosmonaut deaths?

Because of political reasons.

>>51364

>Because there is no profit to be had and no longer any political reasons.

Stop this nonsense. You know very well if we've actually been there, then we'd immediately build stuff in there just as we have in any newly discovered continent.

>>50836

Flashes on the moon are supposed to be gasses outgassing and igniting somehow.

https://youtu.be/HhoATZ1Imtw

Just take a look at the music group LSD (Labrinth(some rapper) Sia(massive mainstream singer) and Diplo (massive mainstream DJ

Their whole discography is filled to the brim with blatant and crude references to the occult

It doesn't take a genius to see this, everything from their lyrics to the way their music videos play out, its all connected and telling a "story" that seems to line up perfectly with everything, from pedo rings to lucifer worship and alchemy

>>51195

>Sia

>pedo rings

Makes sense, her choreographer and makeup artist are pedos themselves. First time I heard of her was a recommended music video, and in less than a minute I closed out and wiped my cache and history.

>>50631

Including your post

as well as mine

>>50322

Christians fetishize being victims and persecuted. If you keep that in mind, you get a glimpse into their mindset and a feel for what all their prophecies really stand for.

>>50405

There are plenty of ways to stop someone. Ban them, deplatform them, slander them, psyop them. Exploit their fears of being ostracized. Psychological control keeps people in line. Why else do you think a lot of ecelebs that lean heavily toward /pol/ end up de-radicalizing toward the center - social shaming and manipulation.

>>51371

>slander them, psyop them. Exploit their fears of being ostracized.

>Christians fetishize being victims and persecuted.

Proof that our resident fedora-tipper knows exactly what he's doing.

>>50507

White Pine and St Joe and mainstream campgrounds aren't creepy unless you're a cosmopolitan urbanite faggot who gets scared by the wind in the trees at night.

>>51246

There are several military installations all around the same, some reportedly hidden in the wilderness. Lake Ponderay in the north of the state houses a military research base where they test underwater acoustics. To the south are some abandoned Titan missile silos. Wouldn't be hard to believe the military is testing secret craft up there.

>>51327

state*

>>51246

can you elaborate in the owls thing

Idaho's a really fucked up place. I don't know if I'd lean more toward federal agency fucking around or "supernatural" stuff, but it's super fucked. Infrasound and general evil feelings all around. Evil companies, evil people, if you're anyone not native to the area you're satan but convicted child molesters are allowed to live within a 2 minute drive of a school.

You can use prayers and craft symbols and monuments to help your spirit live forever in the future, or you can use mental science to regenerate or body forever, or do both

>>51240

Sigh.

He's unfortunately right. You'll also want to replace organs with young men's newer one's every 50-80 years too.

If anyone found a way, they kept it quiet enough. I'd say you're relying on technology now rather than the occult.

>>41546

Lost of people don't understand. They merely memorize. All they do is talk in quotation and references. No inherent thought.

>>41493

This is skewed, they left out that its cause these people end up in the zone and the other times when they do have internal monologue see aydin paladin for another look at the study these morons misread.

>>51172

Just means yer arguing schizo or just maybe you dislike your higher self's advice.

>>41599

>thinking in words and being restrained by language

>not thinking in concepts and thinking as fast as your brain can

>>43952

I just read your post without talking to myself. How do you explain that?

>>47130

>The Jews fucked up and smashed their Lunar Library into the surface at like 330mph

Whoops?

>>42515

Lyn Buchanan, the dude who managed the CIA's remote viewing program now has a consulting group: https://www.crviewer.com/

Their clients include many fortune 500 companies and wall street firms.

>>48217

The vampires never make mistakes. Every single thing they do is carefully calculated

>>51153

I'm finding it very difficult to figure out how smashing a small spacecraft to shrapnel isn't a mistake, but whatever. TECHNICALLY we have no way of knowing the thing actually crashed. There was just telemetry that showed a descent speed of over 100 meters-per-second and about 100 meters above the ground right before it cut off. If the telemetry was faked, I guess we can't know, but what's the point?

>does knowledge that only a few people have and is kept carefully guarded and secret exist

OP, fuck off until you graduate past a 4 year old's mental capabilities.

>>51137

it's a comfy game, and 8/x/ is mor comfy and good for your soul than anything else

>secretly shits on halfchan

>>51141

I kid you not but, I played this game again last week or so for the first time since I was a teenager, a long time ago. Until now I never, not even once saw anyone post a screen of this game. Then I play it and come here and see this, I feel like someone is watching me or something.

I even said to a buddy of mine that I want to make a game like this because I love the comfy feel of it and the art

do I know you maybe?

>>51162

either synchonicity, where your mind is focused on one thing and you autmaticly start to look for it without knowing it or…

since this game is general loved by the anons and therefore actually posted quite a lot, pure coinceding

>>51135

I can't think of any connection between them that would be of any significance. They are both mythological and from within the same mythologies quite often so there has to be some kind of connection that is more than this.

I'm pretty interested in a "healing touch", mostly because I'm completely sure that I have it. Thing is, it only works on non-human animals (I once brought a dog that was paralyzed from the waist down back to being able to walk normally). I suspect this is because the mechanism that it functions by is by stimulation of the animal's own healing processes (albeit far above what it would to on its own) through direct stimulation with my own life-energy. It doesn't work on humans because they have their own life-energy that resists my own. But it's just my theory, and have no way of knowing if it's the truth. I just know it works on dogs frighteningly well.

what does free will have to do with your theory of time

>>51321

It was an analogy between neurons and the human species.

Both have ability to move around randomly which has cause and effect.

Neurons moving around causes human free will. Humans moving around randomly causes a chain reaction which controls what society is like.

Neurons can be controlled by humans but it takes a lot of effort.

Humans can be controlled by society but it takes a lot of effort.

Soy alters how neurons move in the human anatomy. This effects their random movement and thus free will is altered enough to disappear from that person. If enough humans are altered then society can control itself though it's control of humans. When society has control society cannot change to human demands since humanity is controlled by the same society.

>>51320

neurons use stochastic pattern generation and are subject to noise in signal transmission, neither of these are truly random processes. "chaos theory" is a framework of mathematics that focuses on the sensitivity of complex systems to initial conditions, it's not something to be proved or disproved. wtf are you even trying to say?

>Muh soy

/pol/ wants its meme back.

The vampires fear money that is not in their banks. I wonder what happens if everyone suddenly invested a lot of money into cryptocurrencies…

The richest have no money

The richest have a different form of currency

People

they only care about the value people put in fake little rectangles called money

don't worry, illuminati has fallen. New-new world order. (not theirs)

>>51349

We are richer than billionaires and CEOs, we still have our youth.

They were turning off power plants and causing blackouts in California. All to raise the price of power so they could artificially profit off of it.

They went down because they were so fucking stupid with their scam.