>be me, a few months ago
>praying to Kek for over a year now
>every night, before going to sleep, I praise him, while never asking anything in return
>suddenly get a huge crush on a friend of mine
>she has a boyfriend of 2 years
>I pray that she breaks up with him
>next day, she breaks up with him
I haven't truly believed in Kek before that, but this is a very weird coincidence.
Anyone has similar story? Or am I the only one autistic enough to take this seriously?
>>39587063
You better move in on that anon, kek is watching.
Post instructions on the kek worshiping ritual. Also, /pol/ aside. Some people are none ironically pegan or intrested in learning about it. I'm the last one.
>>39587063
Anon eat the biopussi before it's too late
Kek would be proud
Last week I prayed the bus would be slightly late so I wouldn't miss it, and it was slightly late
>>39587367
I tried, after a few months she is still "heartbroken" (said that after I invited her out for a date)
>>39587429
I always start and end with "Praise Kek", and just thank Kek for everything he's done for me (both good and bad) and list everything significant that happened that day
Should I make a shrine? I need to make sure I can show how grateful I am for kek and thankful my best friend converted me to a full blown autist
>>39587063
Did you get digits or not. Start noticing repeating numerals in real life.
>>39589130
Check around for repeating digits. Be it carplates or unit numbers or serial numbers. Kek manifests his power in digits.
You'd better check'em
>>39587444
AND THUS SPOKE OUR LORD
you created one hell of a thoughtform >>39587063
>>39587063
You're praying to YHWH. He doesn't mind what name you call Him by, as long as you give Him praise.
>>39587063
You have been utilizing memetics, OP. May Kek guide you.
>>39587063
/pol/ thought that worshipping a chaotic daemon whould bring them salvation in the form of Trump. No look what they've created for themselves.
I'd stay away from chaos worship if I were you, friend. It's a double edged sword that will ultimately cut of the head of those that bear it.
Gods have power equivalent to the quantity and sincerity of people worshipping them.
The Egyptian god Kek has gained a massive surge in notoriety lately and so has felt his power swell with new vigor.
Praise Kek