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>massive contact

>>18734021
Cuz of this post

because we're still afraid of the concept of them

we need to transcend alienophobia first

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>>18733970
LMAO op you idiot

Youll probably forget about it in a few months, hopefully they don't get your credit card info or something

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>>18733995
>he didn't clear his exif data

>>18733805
Yes. Right before you die, you have to consume whatever you'd like to reincarnate as in the next life. If you want to be a fish, eat fish right before you die. Same applies to insects and humans. The people who are regular food before they died would reincarnate as processed food.

>>18733805
that would assume we know anything about the afterlife, and truth is we don't. If reincarnation is true, this asks, can we come back as what we want or does something choose it for us? then, what chooses it for us? your asking a question that creates more questions, but no answers. Lots of cultures including Buddhism, and Hinduism, and new age sects, that believe in reincarnation may have some insight into what goes on. I would figure out, what decides how we reincarnate, if some culture has a specific being, god, or entity, responsible for who becomes what next, pray to them, make offerings, try and communicate with said being to ask or bargain to become what you want in the next life. I cannot say this will be successful, its just something I came up with on the fly.

No, your conscience decides for you

My ex and I saw a ghost and felt no fear. Given how cowardly I am, this is really saying something. It just looked like a cloud had appeared indoors. We both saw it as clearly as I'm seeing my laptop right now. We were stone cold sober, too. All of the windows and doors were closed, and no, nobody was smoking. We didn't feel scared or threatened; it was just there. A moment later, it was simply gone.

>>18733766
part 2

Once I've finished my story and saying how dumb I was he stops eating and looks at me. He then proceeds to tell me that a few days ago he was talking to the campsite owner and found out that a famous naval officer used to regularly camp here whilst he was alive. His name was Jack Cornwell and he died during the Battle of Jutland at 16.

He was the 3rd youngest person to be awarded the Victoria Cross award for gallantry after he was the sole survivor of an attack on his ship and remained at his post awaiting orders till the ship was recovered despite sustaining fatal injuries.

According to the owner our site was allegedly his favourite place to stay. He also said that his spirit watched over the scouts that stayed there and looked after them. My leader didn't think anything of the story until I had told him of my encounter the previous night. After this we concluded that it must have been the spirit of the boy watching me that night.

I can still vividly remember that night and how little fear i felt during the whole experience. Whilst i can't verify what the owner was saying about him camping here but I've since researched the boy and the rest of the story checked out. It's a nice memory and since then I've started to believe in spirits

>>18733830
At least you both saw it so you know it wasn't your imagination. I scare quite easily so i can really emphasise with your cowardace ahaha

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>>18733855
Forgot pic related

>>18733759
a mantra, saying the same thing over and over when u go in a trance, usually doing this while looking into a candle, and maybe having really soft music or nature / whale sounds. however that's pretty generic, u can just stare at yourself in the mirror and go into a trance state also. Its important also to be able to just turn your thoughts off. Know how we are always thinking and prone to external and internal stimuli? shut it off, no thoughts, and if thoughts or feelings come up, brush them aside. takes practise tho, but meditation is also a trance like state. I hope anything I said was helpful.

>>18733777
Must be true he has trips, the holy trips of Kek to boot.

>>18733759

Listen to trance music.

Paranormal News of the Week


Neolithic Labyrinth Found in Denmark

A large, puzzling labyrinth from the Neolithic period was recently discovered in Denmark during a trial archaeological excavation in an area where a sports arena will be built.

Found at Stevns, located some 40 miles from Copenhagen, the structure is an oval palisade enclosure made by five rows of posts covering about 60,000 square feet.

"Since 2013, rescue archaeology related to large-scale development of infrastructure has allowed us to locate a number of features, but we very rarely get the opportunity to reveal such a big part of a palisade enclosure," Pernille Rohde Sloth, the archaeologist from the Museum Southeast Denmark who led the excavation, told Seeker.

Her team has so far excavated just a small part of the enclosure, finding postholes and a number of pits.

"The pits contained numerous flint flakes," Rohde Sloth said. "Some pits also held ceramic sherds and axe fragments."

Full Story: http://www.seeker.com/mysterious-neolithic-labyrinth-found-in-denmark-2288204695.html

Bio-Hybrid Robots Could Grow Organs

Scientists have been experimenting with growing human tissue in the laboratory for years, but if we are to ever grow entire bones or organs for transplant it is going to be necessary to scale things up quite significantly - conventional Petri dishes are never going to be up to the task.

Now two scientists from Oxford University have proposed a rather novel solution to this problem by suggesting that we could build humanoid robots capable of growing organs inside their bodies.

These bio-hybrid machines could potentially replicate some of the conditions within the human body to provide a warm, moist environment in which replacement tissue could be grown. Structures within these robots could also mimic the architecture within our own bodies, thus promoting the growth of ready-shaped tendons, bones and cartilage for use in transplants.

"There is no better bioreactor than the human body itself," said tissue engineer and study co-author Pierre Mouthuy. "So the better we can copy that environment, the better our chances to obtain functional engineered tissues are going to be."

Full Story: http://www.popsci.com/humanoid-robots-to-grow-transplant-organs

Paranormal Article of the Week


10 Firsthand Descriptions Of How It Feels To Die

Death isn’t something we like to think about, but it’s something every one of us will experience. Few thoughts fill us with as much fear and dread. It’s easy to lie awake at night wondering what it will be like. Will it hurt? Will we be scared? Will there be release or just panic and pain?

Until it happens to us, we won’t know what comes after our last breath escapes. But we can get a pretty good idea of every moment leading up to it. There are people who have gone to the brink of death and back and who wrote down every sensation they felt along the way.

Full Article: http://listverse.com/2017/02/27/10-firsthand-descriptions-of-how-it-feels-to-die/

So where do I sign up

>>18733753
Currently accepting lab mems

>>18733806
Sweet. I'm down. Just tell me a week ago what I gotta do.

How to make sp00ky video:

Step 1: film some dark decrepit place
Step 2: keep it under 30 seconds
Step 3: title it with only one word, specifically an ominous one such as "alone"

stop this

>>18733529
Watch out man, don't wanna cut yourself on that edge.

U live in Chile senpai

what house though

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2017/02/28/haunted-house-in-southern-chile-spooks-entire-town-including-police-officers.html

shit falling over everywhere

light went out for no reason

police man got hit by a knife

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bump for advice

>>18733432
Wow, I met the same type of "healer" but it was a native american chief. He was able to pinpoint all injuries I have ever had, including a toe nail which had fallen out just a week before. I hear you man, weird stuff.

>>18733613
What tribe?

it was me. sorry, i'll stop.

well...that's nothing short of what we call a poltergeist....as long as he doesn't get angry with you you're fine....otherwise you are seriously screwed

>>18734376
I wonder if talking nicely to it would help.

>>18733365
Probably fake

This is fake my son

>>18733034

What does the voice say?

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>>18733034

>>18733047
It's like a second mom, if I do something wrong it makes me fix it, if I develop an ideal I know is stupid, it makes me forget it. Sometimes it wakes me up in the middle of night to finish that one essay because I know the face my professor would give me.

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>>18732969
You do realize what this means don't you? There are tech savvy demons controlling your mouse. I would suggest either buying a new mouse or looking up a cleansing ritual online!

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>>18732969

Draw a triangle made of salt around your mouse area

>>18732938

Ironic coming from an idiot plagiarist who merely popularized most """his ideas""" and even more ironic someone quoting him who doesn't know.

>>18732971
nice interaction faggot

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>when you realize Albert Einstein once heard about Nikola Tesla's research but dismissed his ideas as nonsense