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>>18460218
*interesting
*portals
New phone keyboard, I appologize.

>>18460218
There're a ton of archeological anomalies. Read some Michael Cremo. Read about the copper/Minoan objects found in Poverty Point and Michigan. Check out Graham Hancock. There are so many anomalies.

Hancock has me sold on his theory of an ancient civilization that probably got BTFO by floods from asteroid impact

You expect to see a number you see it:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confirmation_bias
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases#Frequency_illusion

It's how human brains are wired.

You are not a special snowflake, this is not a sign of magic. No god anywhere is sending you a message.

>>18460027
You think so? It seems to line up so well, with my thread ID and such

>>18460022
>>18460044
Two dubs in a row without trying. Looks like kek is sending you a message. Heed his advice and prosper.

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>I'm draining my partner's vitality

OP is always a faggot.

>>18460015
I should add the extent of my intentional actions is keeping him inthralled. Not exactly magical in nature but his dick hurts if we don't have sex, and even when he's on the verge of passing out if I want more, he gets hard again. The longer this has been going on the more erections I can force out of him. At first it was one. Now it's four times in a row.

I think I'm taking something from him that I need but don't know how to use.

>>18460024
I guess I should specify that I am female.

Well. In my beliefs it is reuncarnation mixed with a little bit of " you get what you believe you get".

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>>18459969
>Can we discuss death for a moment?

We can not discuss "La petite mort" as this is a blue board.

I've generally felt that if you are to believe that death is truly the end to your existence, spiritual, conscious or otherwise, it is irrational for you not to dread it. But two other thoughts ensued... Perhaps that utter nothingness IS better than life. What if existence and the sensation of sensation is a sort of torment we don't recognize? There's no way to know, but I personally think life for all its suffering is such an incredibly beautiful and divine thing that we must either dread death or look for something beyond it. Perhaps we know on an intuitive level that death is not truly the end. It just *seems* wrong. Indeed it's impossible to understand nothingness because to acknowledge it at all is to contradict its nature, and perhaps that lack of understanding is what disturbs is, but I just don't think that all of this is a coincidence. I don't think we're about some random abstraction of molecular behavior behavior, I think the fact that we are able to think and feel and perceive the universe means something. And if it doesn't, well... How fucking cold and desolate is reality in that case? We're just sitting here, something that awkwardly flickered into an existence we ourselves deemed meaningful just to wither away again. We're basically just an odd, cosmic fart that is too fleeting to even deserve a chapter in the story of the universe.

I'm more interesting in knowing when the Xmas hats go away.

I'll believe them when I see them

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>>18459956

Yes.

http://weekinweird.com/2016/01/28/witness-report-i-let-the-black-eyed-children-into-my-home-and-now-im-slowly-dying/

http://thoughtcatalog.com/christine-stockton/2013/11/16-peoples-terrifying-encounters-with-the-black-eyed-kids/

http://m.huffpost.com/uk/entry/6067224

http://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/latest-news/402755/Black-Eyed-Child-Ghost-spotted-second-time-UK-30-years-locals-leave-town

http://blackeyedchildrenreports.com

Invest a little time and effort for the good of the board OP.

Sell your soul, report back on outcome.

>>18459915
i have news for you, god is a myth, a sockpuppet used by religions worldwide to control and manipulate the population,

>>18459915
OP pictures makes me mad, anyone who believes in Jesus Christ needs to get soccer kicked in the crotch. Christians are so fucking stupid it pisses me off.

>>18459889
What do we actually know about the Bell? Ignoring wildass conjecture, of course.

>>18459889
Bippity boppity bump

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"The Hunt for Zero Point" by Nick Cook -- highly recommended.

Cook worked for JANES. He got interested in Nazi tech, this is his book about his investigations. It is not OMG UFO/Iron Sky! silliness. It's a look into what the Nazis were up to.

Bottom line/Spoilers: The Nazis had many interesting ideas. In particular using high speed rotating disks to create vacuums for lift/Zero Point energy; BUT the whole project was so power hungry they were running it directly connected to a huge generator at the base of a waterfall -- kind of problematic extension-cord wise for real-life avionics use. Nazis had nowhere near enough time to follow through on their ideas as the War ended. Almost all the data and prototypes vanished at war's end -- Paperclip? Russia? Elsewhere? Destroyed? Hidden Still? Author not sure.

Tl:dr Nazis had cool stuff, but teams USSR & USA kicked their ass before it got anywhere near production level.

>>18459810

There are sensory deprivation tanks near me and they have groupons for them. I'm guessing they probably wouldn't advertise something that makes you go insane on groupon. I've heard it's an unreal level of relaxation if you're not claustrophobic.

>>18459810

Been in one once, it's pretty relaxing and feels good. It messes with your head a bit while you're in there but purely because you're not really sure which direction you're floating. Like you can start to think you're spinning on different axes, but apart from that no mind fucking. You just kinda lie there and relax and think things. Not life changing but I'd recommend it, I imagine it could be life changing if I did it every day purely because it's a place to think uninterrupted.

>>18459810
never was in one,but i imagine it being awesome when on acid or shrooms (didnt take any of those either yet sadly)

>>18459809
No. If it could, you would die first. Now go back to middle school

>airborne

wouldn't everyone get infected that way?

"Zombie" viruses/bacteria/fungi already exist. Some of which can affect humans. However not many can turn a full grown adult, or even a child into something resembling the hollywood zombie.

However. There are drug and chemical compounds which can. Not undead, of course.

>The elites

Well them using zombies is already happening. You probably drink starbucks, right? Think less viral zombie. More drug induced.

>The population

We'll have WW3 or a disease that kills you the old fashioned way without bringing you back for that.

Greer is a fucking charlatan hack and a fruad.

>>18459776
really ? Why ?

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>>18459793
He has to.

>>18459732
I'm considering purchasing an EEG monitor in order to help explore mystical states. I think having some actualbio-feedback could be really useful.

>>18459732
Lain is God-tier stuff, and bang on the money. The tech exists to do this stuff right now, be it to make a real-life god/goddess who can tap the collective minds of all humanity - or to fake a full-scale alien invasion.
The only thing stopping this being done is that once revealed, the cat is out the bag and can't be used as a surprise tactic anymore. Check out V2K (brontophonic) technologies for some shitz'n'giggles, anon.

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I called him out for messing up his programming. And scripts

>To start off no one will believe this it's too how should I say it too many blank spaces but here's what I know
More like not enough commas, bitch. Learn english and try again later.

he also guides me and lends me power in times of need.

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ail hodan :D :D :D :D :D

>>18459556

Oh God, oh Light, oh Love, oh Heart of all things, my cup runneth over for you.

The joy of love in the world grows stronger every day.

Peace be with you. A kiss upon your brow.

>>18459554
Used formula for success in order to be more successful at my job.
Saw a result on the second day.
I didnt do anything differently than I normally would.
I got a result that was very unexpected and surprising but good.
I found the NAP readings are also very relaxing and good for anxiety, insomnia, and pain management.

>>18459554
No, I didn't have any luck when using New Avatar Power before going to job interviews. I used the formula for Success.

The first company I was interviewed at didn't contact me again afterwards, and the second one informed me the day afterwards that they weren't gonna take my application further.

It might just be that I really suck at this magic thing though. Things that are supposed to give tingling sensations and whatnot do nothing for me.

>>18459554
bump

Why does it have to be a mental disorder? Haven't you ever used your imagination? Didn't you use to imagine situations while playing as a kid? Imaginary friends are just that, a product of imagination. They are very common in only childs and kids that dont usually have many other kids to play with

Im an only child and as a kid I had some imaginary friends in order to amuse myself. I knew they werent real, but it was funny to pretend they were, and piss of people telling them to greet them and not stand where they were standing

>>18459794
Interesting.

From movies I assumed that imaginary friends where like a hallucination for a child.

I played with toys and pretended things like shooting a gun at imaginary aircraft.
However I did not see aircraft there I was pretending.

I was starting with the assumption that the kid actually sees some creature.

I'm also a only child.

I don't feel like imaginary friends are a hallucination, at least they weren't for me. I had a few imaginary friends but I never thought they were actually real. Since this is /x/ I do have an odd story relating to one of my imaginary friends.

Alright so my mom had a baby cousin named Kenny who she adored, and sadly he was hit by a drunk driver and died when he was twenty-one. He died on September 11th 1993. I was born on September 11th 1995. A couple of years later I started talking to my parents about my imaginary friend named 'Kenny'. My mom thought it was weird that my imaginary friend had the same name as her cousin, but she thought it was just a coincidence. At some point they had asked me to describe him and apparently I described some of my mom's cousin's features. Finally my mom believed that her cousin was with me somehow when I had explained that my imaginary friend was twenty-one. I was obviously too young to understand all of this, but now looking back at it I definitely think those were some weird coincidences.