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This isn't your theory and its been around for ever you pea brain

>>19227865
This. Double for the pea brain

>>19227849
Except none of what you said is even remotely based in scripture. Satan is an angel that goes up to heaven in Job and talks to god. He was even only allowed to do evil when god granted him permission to do so. At no point did/does he rebel against god or try to kill him. He is just the angel god sends down to create evil and temptations so as to separate the truly righteous believers from the unbelievers. Such tests being good/necessary because at that point the idea of god being literally omniscient/omnipotent wasn't a thing.

>>19227776
All fake. But that is the point. They are just amateur writers making up short creepy stories for fun. It's like a modern ghost story or any other kind of folktale people have told at night or around camp fires since the dawn of time.

Some may or may not be based on other legends or based on true events, but the stories are fictional. There are other places to look if you want creepypasta that is meant to be real (like the nosleep subreddit) or for stories that are strictly meant to be real.

>>19227792
This is why I have trust issues.

>>19227776
>clever
lol

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I meditate laying on back. I don't get all the autists who claim you NEED to be sitting in lotus position for christ sake. Indians were manlets who had nothing to do all day but sit in that position.

>>19225760
It's easier to breathe sitting up and you are at greater risk of falling asleep if you lay down, but whatever works for you is always the best option.

Try Tien Ta Wan, it's a Chinese herb press. As well as the jow that a similar manufacturer sells. Both have done wonders for my meditation.

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That looks more like cube earth tho

If it was flat the water would be falling

>>19225653
I like how the water is clearly shooped. Little piece of boat over there.

I dunno. Did you check your history?

>>19225461
it seems either to be an electrical problem that cycles a current to turn off electrical things and is specific enough to interact with your computer ex.when i turn on my lamp my computer also turns on because of a electrical connection,so it's either that or a sp00ky ghost your guess really.

>>19225504
An electrical problem wouldn't make the comp go to youtube tho, but I think OP's a faggot and just forgets to close the browser when he shuts his computer

>>19224812
Why do you need others' help to interpret your own subconscious

It should be easier for you than anyone else

Not OP but I get stuck in sleep paralysis or have night terrors every night. Wtf is my subconscious trying to tell me with that!

>>19224812
You should try /div/, the divination general.
Pretty sure dream interpretation is part of the various ~mancy branches of divination.

>>19224195
What sort of spiritual guidance do you have?

>>19224199
I looked inside my mind. That is all.

Imagine an operating system like Windows. You can remain on the surface and just do emails, browsing etc... but if you wish so you can look up the specs of your system and explore System32 and go into BIOS or . Stuff like that.

Humans are similar.

>>19224205
So you have a lot of information on the human mind? How much information do you have of stuff beyond the mind? Like distant galaxies or cosmic mysteries?

>>19224125
Neither sounds pleasant. If those are my only two options, I turn and walk away.

>>19224137
Sorry I didn't make it clear. There is a 50/50 chance that one of those 2 options happens. You can't choose. You have to take a risk.

Also what exactly about the first option doesn't appeal to you? They extend your life span, but you can still die any time you want, totally painless. And in the simulations you can even simulate your life as it is right now and tweak it to your liking.

>>19224155
I still refuse to take the chance.

And the first option is unappealing because I would grow lax, and arrogant. We're not designed to have flawless, perfect lives. I could never simulate something naturally challenging, either.

I might be just a small, weak (relatively) human, but I'm happy with dealing with that.

It's certainly more pleasant than excess torture.

Humanity is in constant pursuit of perfection and happiness, but once we achieve that, there's nothing left to do but self-destruct. Being 'given' that opportunity would nullify any benefits, and so I'd die anyways.

To summarize, I suppose I'll always be much happier as a lowly human, dealing with life and the universe as what I am intended to be in the first place, than either get fucked over for near-eternity or end up dying almost instantly when faced with self-destructive perfection.

I would like to add that I am interested in summoning, but I have no idea what to believe. Any info on goetic demons and evocation would be appreciated.

>>19223907
Every one of us have some demons anon.
They are also tools for beginners.

I've summoned before.

This will be an unpopular opinion, but I do not believe any of it is real in the sense that you are summoning separate entities from other planes to do your bidding and thus it doesn't really matter what you follow so long as you follow something that makes sense to you.

I do think it's real in the sense that I think rituals have power and sitting down and addressing some of your issues with what you have identified as an archetype can help and the aftereffects can manifest themselves in surprising and interesting ways.

Best thing to do is summon yourself and write down your own experiences and create your own database of information.

>>19223691
Well do you watch her do... bathroom related activities?

Not that I care, or any thing.

You get what you deserve weeb.

You're tulpa's KAWAII
Tell me what she says to that

>>19222486
No

>>19222486
Yes

>>19222486
*teleprots behidn u* heh heh...you never know with a wendigo, bub...*unsheaths ademantian claws*

>>19222065
I recommend Cognitive Behaviour Therapy. But in particular- a Mindfulness course.

If you stick it out, it really works.

As for science and the afterlife? I still remember a very basic principle from high school: energy cannot be destroyed or created but metamorph infinitely into other forms or energy... Could it be possible that 'spiritual' enjoy would follow this rule.

Other points to make:
>existence is a product of consciousness not the other way round, if we have a collective consciousness as living things, this will always exist along with the universe
>What if time exists simultaneously (past present and future) what if when you die, you 'restart'
>Multiverse/infite parallel universes: what if when we die we simply enter another universe as a different version of ourselves in a different setting?

All of the above is theoretical of course. But I believe there is something past death.

>>19222065
Kys

>>19222065
Get into transhumanism, man. The dragon of death won't slay itself, but it's also not too big for man to slay. If we can just hold off socialized healthcare a bit longer and give human individuals the freedom to extend their lives as long as their resourcess allow, we will start seeing some impressive lifespans. Human longevity is merely an engineering problem awaiting the application of sufficient capital.

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>Books
- Fevre Dream by George RR Martin
- The Passage by Justin Cronin
- Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
- Brian Lumleys Necroscope saga
- The Vampire's Kiss by Nancy Baker
- Blood Sucking Feinds by Christopher Moore
- Joe Pitt Casebooks series by Charlie Huston
- Sunshine by Robin McKinley
- Salems lot by Stephen King
- Thirsty by Matthew T. Anderson

>Movies

1980s: Fright Night, The Hunger, Lost Boys, Near Dark,

1990s: Blade, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Innocent Blood, Interview with the Vampire, Shadow Zone: The Undead Express,

2000s: Blade II, Let the Right One In, Shadow of the Vampire,

2010s: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night, Byzantium, He Never Died, Kiss Of The Damned, Only Lovers Left Alive, What We Do in the Shadows, Thirst (Korean movie)

Okay, that's all I saved.

You forgot the remake of fright night

>>19220672
I honestly haven't seen much that movies or books about it, I just copied other peoples suggestions. If you have anything you can always reply to the post and add it.

https://bureaudetudes.org/wp-content/uploads/2010/01/wordlgov2005.pdf
Ok

http://utangente.free.fr/2004/wg2004.pdf
Last one

.pdf can track your location, anyone who ignores that, post proof of the files

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>>19207468
go back to sleep, anon

>>19207586
>tfw no guardian protector who visits me in paralysis
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