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Well, for me, sleep paralysis usually comes at nights preceded by stressful days. Im always on back on the bed when it happens, and my room is usually pitch black. I usually keep my eyes closed, but opening them at random times can help your brain build the bridge between nightmare and reality, also known as sleep paralysis.

When you feel a pressure on your chest and find it difficult to move, you are in sleep paralysis. Open your eyes and you may witness a hallucination.

If you want to end it early, try your best to yell or even talk with the being. Closing your eyes and moving your head works too. You can also wait it out if you like.

Auditory hallucinations tend to linger after visual and paralysis, so dont take it for reality.

Sleep paralysis isnt really fun but it is interesting and harmless, so no problem in doing it. It even inspired me to write a few horror stories! I hope you can find some use in this.

>>18793146
eating cheese

I learned to iduce it by simply laying perfectly still while trying to stay awake with my mind but not my body. I think some people try to induce councious dreaming that way but for me it was a sure way to just go into a pralysis. First few times were on accident but I soon realised that's just how it works for me and I tried a few more times for shits and giggles. But I'm no expert so there's that.

>>18793110
It's the same look in the eyes.

>>18793110
>I know you come on here
This post was made in schizophrenia. Delete it.

Also, do not taunt the people following you..

>>18793124
Why d'you assume I am schizophrenic?
If you explain, I promise, I'll listen.

Also, this person likes to flirt with the ''dark'' /x/ side, so it's not entirely ker-azy.

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Do your own homework

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>>18792918

http://www.urbex.org.uk/northlondon.html

https://www.28dayslater.co.uk/

http://www.subbrit.org.uk/

>>18792918
Well, I'm not sure how much longer the thread will stay archived for the normal site (here), but some interesting stuff about London is mentioned here:

>>18771962

Specifically, posts 18772246 and 18772741.

Previous thread

>>18777655

Repeating some from yesterday:

Apocalypse Song:
19:26 minutes long.

Ursa Major voice (backwards) plays 3 times starting @ 5:57 ends @ 6:29; starts again @ 12:25 ends @ 12:57 and finally @ 18:54 to 19:26. So, 32-33 seconds each time.

The woman's voice also plays three times, but she says two different things.

The first two play @ 7:15 ends @ 7:40 and then again @ the 13:43 mark ending @ 14:07. So, 25 seconds. The third time is from 16:14 and ending @ 17:02.

The first two times, she says this:

In the desert we lose our circumference/ I have shed so many tears and there is a mount around your heart/ for some the pilgrimage begins/ for some it continues/ in the desert seekers dwell/ in the desert something whispers.

A brilliant Anon broke the song apart and slowed it down. Here is the link: https://soundcloud.com/elkapan/31417a (he/she posted this at Anonymous 03/16/17(Thu)19:25:35 No.18782843). Bless you, Anon.

This part begins at about the 1:14-ish mark. So, I now think the phrase is "In the desert, we lose our circumference ... there is a mount around your heart ....."

>>18792343
Would you like to meet cicada in real?
You can find one of them regularly in a Family Mart near Oedo line.

>>18792313
I had a dream my girlfriend hacked up someone in front of me with a machete and then got really close and romantic with me and drove it through my guts, crying, not saying a word, but staring at me. She looked so beautiful but the dream was so eery.

>>18792313
>>18792314
One common interpretation of dreams is that they're an evolutionary defense mechanism to prepare your brain for real life conflict and fear

>BUT I HAD I DREAM WATER MELON TRIED TO EAT ME!!!
your brain can use symbolism to still prepare your body for the things you encounter in reality

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>>18792319
So, it's telling me to prepare to fight off attackers and murderers?

Pretty cool, okay then.

>>18791983
>there is only the noises of the wind and leaves, not even the airplane above.
>it is a bit eerie to be this quiet.
>we think, maybe the altitude? but considering the peak at the Manzano mountains is about 9700 Ft and we were at around 7300 FT, that seemed impossible.
>check the GPS on my phone to see how much further until the next fork/peak, and it shows about 2 more miles (estimate due to low signal)
>There was a particular tree with a hole, and in it was a white rock.
>take notice of the rock/tree, to make sure we take the correct path down.
>some time later we see a couple of dudes hiking up
>you can smell the weed from the 20 ft away they were
>ask us how much longer to the peak, and we say there's about 2 more miles of trail, give or take
>they say "thanks dude" and go on.
>find a point of interest to rest, a fairly big rock next to a view.
>we take off again after about 10 minutes, and we see the exact same tree with the hole and the white rock.
>we knew it was the same tree since I etched a G on it.
>we think "huh we may have looped around".
>think not much other than coincidence, and go on.
>remember that we saw a similar tree on a previous trail, the week before.
>about an hour later we reach the top, take another rest before we head down.
>it starts to get Much colder and the air feels sharp when we breathe.
>notice how repetitive the trail really was.
>yeah it's a mountainside trail but it was Near Exact every loop.
>eerily similar cacti plants on the side of it, trees bent the same way, usual.
>confused, we look at the GPS, and find out we are in fact going the right way.
>on the way down we reach the area where, we though, we'd seen the tree and the white rock.
>it isn't there, there is a cut and burnt stump, surrounded by white powdery dirt/rocks

>>18792016
>a LOT of things become more and more repetitive, so we panic a little thinking we took a Really wrong turn.
>reach the Travertine Falls end/fork much faster than we'd thought.
>when we get there, the falls are actually a little more giving, there a decently small stream coming from them, and the air feels more moist.
>There is still little to no ambient noise however.
>again we hear 2 females talking/whispering in the distance but see nothing.
>some 20 minutes later, arriving at the car, we see the 2 stoners preparing to go on the hike.
>if not similar, they were identical people to who we saw
>same shirts, hairstyles, sunglasses and shorts
>but their voices were less south NM accented and more of a normal accent.
>say hi to us, and again, ask how long until the peak, and we tell them about 10 miles
>say thank you, and we go on, and plan another hike for the upcoming friday.

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>>18792016
>we decide on Birdhouse Ridge for the next hike
(pic related, the peak/end view)
>talking about life struggles, and remembering the shit we experience on the previous hike that wednesday.
>we arrive at the top, nothing of much notice was seen/heard, but again the ambient noise was Not There.
>take a rest near the area in the picture.
>look down from the rocks, and there is a biker, going on the trail and singing.
>some time later (about 30 minutes), there a pair of mid 20s women walking along the trail.
>the same whisper like voices as before.
>for a moment we think of it as just placebo, since we couldn't possible hear them clearly.
>we notice a sort of derelict trail behind our point of interest.
>decide to explore it, and off we went.
>there are scorched trees, beaten/unkept paths around it, and it generally looks like it had been sealed off.
>there's a long shale slide on the side, and we can see a trail to the way up at the bottom.
>cross the shale to what seemed to be the other side of the derelict path.
>there is an ammo can, etched on the side is "geochache"
>curious we open it, why not?
>there is a 50 ct coin minted 1974, with a nick near kennedy's chin.
>A US Flag Patch
>a decent condition 9 of Hearts playing card
>and a yellow guitar pick.
>I put in my zippo lighter, $5, a Blue LEGO 1982 spaceman (always for some reason carry a LEGO man on me), and a replica WW1 Airship pin.
(will post the items found if asked)
>so we move on, and we see a glass container on a burnt tree hole
>go down the shale slide, trying not to die
>in it is a small white pebble, a crown royal bottle, still reeking of alcohol.
>make nothing of it and move on.
>after a bit of mindless exploring, we make our way back, but we recognize nothing except the path.
>maybe our minds messing with us from curiosity, but we recognize nothing.
>Taking the same path we took, we notice more cacti, fallen tree stumps, and all.
>hear a plane soaring above us, but see nothing.

>>18791842
Or inevitably they all end up destroying themselves due to technology and that's why we haven't seen any other life yet

>>18791842
UFO maneuvers indicate advanced anti-gravity and anti-inertial forces.

You almost made an interesting point, then lost it... A better question to ask is, why does the existence of inter-stellar space travel mark the height of technology? It's entirely possible ET's with the ability too travel great distances in space could have essentially gotten lucky or focused all their technology on that singular purpose. If humanity focused all our advances on space travel we would likely be able too do the same thing.

>>18791749
My mentally ill neighbor told me that elephants invented cancer. What a disinfo agent that guy is.

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>>18791749
this is one redpill from 1915.. maybe true maybe not... but consider they got 3.2billion for their patient, and 9-11 was only 2000 people.

the truth is...

humans never stopped a lot of conspiracies

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>>18792284
the picture basically says that:
if vaccines are little ufos
so is ecoli gmo, that means so is gmo corn syrup
and thats 10,000 vaccine dosage per year
if the chlorine or bleach in the water is too, that means were showering in vaccines too.
quiet scary, and just one conspiracy from 1915...

A shitty Photoshop attempt, that's what it is.

>>18791617
spooped

Thats the chick from the Lights Out movie

first

I'm going to give three readings. Note: I'm drunk and your readings will suck and be full of typos. Three tho, whatever

>>18791585

what kind of readings? what do you need?

>>18791554
>>>/trash/ has what you're looking for.

>>18791599
ur >>>/trash/ guy

>>18791554
so tulpas are "thought forms." Basically someone making a tulpa concentrates a lot of time and energy into "creating" a person, creature, whatever. If they're done wrong they can come out fucked up, they can be dangerous but are also easily dealt with since you just have to ignore them for them to 'die'

Do I believe in them though?
Eh. Not really. Unless you can make something everyone can see it's basically imaginary friends for adults.

The stories can be interesting and fun though

Bumping mostly to see if anyone has a screencap from the guy who made a fucked up Pinkie Pie tulpa with no eyes that just screams.

>Do you believe it enhances the ability to communicate with them?

Yes, but you lose control.

It's a crapshoot between benevolent or malevolent.

>>18791543
What exactly do you mean by lose control? Could you elaborate more?

>>18791551

Drugs cloud focus.

No focus means no control.

No control means something is guiding you.

This guide may be positive or negative.

it disappeared i think

>>18791544
Fuck off you tinfoil nut

>>18791538
I remember reading somewhere that it had a pallet of lithium-ion batteries improperly stored and in a bad place (right between the wings I think)
Anyways it caught fire and the plane went down

>>18791472
Your soul isn't worth that much.

>>18791686
Ouch let the man have a chance

>>18791741
cuck

>>18791371

My all time favorite scene was the exchange between Mulder and Deep Throat at the end of the episode titled 'Deep Throat'

Deep Throat: Mr. Mulder, why are those like yourself who believe in the existence of extra-terrestrial life on this earth not dissuaded by all the evidence to the contrary?

Mulder: Because, all the evidence to the contrary is not entirely dissuasive.

Deep Throat: Precisely!

Mulder: They're here, aren't they?

Deep Throat: Mr. Mulder, *they*'ve been here for a long, long time.

I liked the episode with the werehuman, the lizard that turned to a human

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Are they making more new episodes? That mini season ended on a cliffhanger.