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>>18280003
>>18280018
This.

>inb4 dildo patents

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Interesting. Does anyone here know if there are any books on this subject specifically?

>>18279968
Inconclusive. The way an electric shock works on an organism or electronic device is through causing muscles to seize up or components to overload since the current must pass through them, for reasons I'm sure you can imagine that might not work the same on something immaterial.
Even if spectral things conduct energy I imagine it would be like trying to use a stun gun on something made from steam. Then again if the gas were condensed enough maybe you'd get some results. Though how you'd repeat that process for a ghost is beyond me.

What would be interesting to know is what effect EMPs and strong magnetic fields have.

>>18279999
Yeah,makes sense it would be damn hard to locate the things body so to speak, and get it in the right spot. Just some random thought I had really,thanks

>>18279968
Put the stun gun down before you hurt yourself looking for non existent ghosts.

Ask your friend exactly what he/she saw.

You say nothing.

Keep your retarded dreams to yourself.

They literally don't mean a thing.

if you're not both social recluse queer twinks then don't.

Why?

>>18279869
According to a "Trustworthy" source, they are protecting me. If that's true, I would like to contact them and why them why the fuck they're doing that.

>>18279876
Link to source?

>>18279746
>Do world governments have dedicated task forces/agencies to deal with the paranormal?
Not the way you'd think.

>>18279761
Can you elaborate?

>>18279746
The united states had project stardust, but that wasn't really paranormal.

>>18279558
>Not drained, mind you. Just at zero.
Parasites do not intend to kill a host, as it needs them alive to live, but it will take as much as it can before death.

>>18279583
How does one get rid of a parasite like this?
If it is a parasite, of course.

>>18279595
>How does one get rid of a parasite
Same way as always.

Lets use tapeworms for example. Typically there are no immediately clear signs until it gets bad so many people can and do live with one most their life without being aware.

If problems do surface people tend to suffer in silence because they don't know where to look. Just follow the steps.

What are the symptoms, stomach pains, lethargy?
What could be the means of those symptoms, digestive or nutritional problem with the blood?

Find the source, do blood work and tests to screen for what is and isn't happening.

Source is parasitic worm? Find out which exactly and take the right antiparasitic drug, because if you just take a bunch of the wrong ones you're getting jack done and could create new or worsen old symptoms, and that's not even getting into taking the wrong dosage of the right one and all resistance entails.

This is the nature of things. Simple but complex.
No one can know all you've done and are going through from just hearing your problems, but somehow the source of your problem lies in a step on the way to now. You'll have to do the leg work and work backwards to figure that out so others can figure out the way forward.

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Kmn

>>18279290
sleep paralysis isn't a choice, fucktard

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When I was 14 I had sleep paralysis for the first time and thought it was a nightmare but I rember the immense pressure on my back in the middle of the night and I couldn't brethe I remember hearing voices but I couldn't do anything or scream. I was depressed at the time and went to a consulor at my school she was worried someone was raping me and after talking with my parents decided it was stress. The next morning (like 3 A.M) I woke up to the sound of my parents in the front room. I rember wanting to get up and check up on them but my body was frozen. I heard the sound of a vacuum and I was trying to scream but I couldn't do anything I ended up getting enough strength to hold my arms up and tried to lift up but I was pushed back down like someone hit me with a bat. After a while of sitting with the vaumme sound getting closer to me I was able to feel my body and I pushed the blanket off of me and ran to my door but my foot got cought and I tripped at the end of my bed. I tried not to turn but I saw out of the corner of my eye something I thought if I didn't look at it it wasn't real. I saw that my blanket that I kicked off was on someone like a figure or a mass was under it. I picked up my feet and ran to the door and felt a tug at my legs and pulled at the handle screeming. The tug on my leg stoped the door opened and my dad watching tv in the front room gave me a wtf you doing up speech. I then marched back to my room poked my blanket that was now just a blanket sitting on the floor and sat on the bed until it was time to go to school.

>>18279290
i have had sleep paralysis quite a lot in the past. it happens due to a fucked up sleep pattern and anxiety. everything paranormal about it is bull shit. its spooky though

>>18279270
(OP filling in here)

In retrospect, I dont think i've ever felt in danger at all, but I have a perpetual fear of the spiritual and demonic - maybe due to a lack of understanding. I guess I fear the idea of something I can't physically over power or being so outmatched in that situation.

My mother, in a discussion about the paranormal says that she's certain there is nothing in this house. I'll be honest, I don't think I want to know one way or the other - certainly wouldn't use a board to find out!

>>18279270
When my parents separated I stayed with my mom in her old home in Mexico for a few months. It was at the end of the village. On the edge of thw forest. There was no electricity all we had was fire it was so dark and every few nights we would hear something heavy land and walk around the roof all night. Mom said dad's mom bewitched us

>>18279587
It was single story with a tin roof, there's no way it was a mouse or some stupid shit like that. Imagine how loud rain is on a tin roof, now imagine something person sized trotting back and forth

Thoughts?

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Not a cam whore.

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>>18278920
Here's the LWB for the Marseilles Deck

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>>18278920
hoping someone can give me more details on the tower and six of coins

Could be werewolves

Be good and meditate to be saved

>>18278611
Maybe, but this had to have weighed 600 lbs minimum

>>18278483
Most people are insipid and superficial. It's pretty easy to read a person by looking at their social media or any photo of them really.

>>18278483
During the last picture , picture me being in my car after midnight lights off talking to this girl as she sits in my passenger seat. I felt a presence which I've never felt before , I looked at her and her eyes changed and so did her facial features , this wasn't my friend , in my heart I honestly believed it wasn't my friend , I felt danger talking to this thing sitting beside me. As I noticed her face changing I became light headed.... Her face was to the best word I can describe ,a demon. At first I thought it was the devil itself , she asked me what's going on. I'm scared now I get out the car and I stand up looking at this person in the dark.... I could no longer make eye contact or really see her face , it's as if I couldn't concentrate on this being not because it was that dark , but because I was scared. I knew that , that wasn't a person , it was something else. I told her it's nothing , I just been driving and had to stretch out. This was my car we were in and I felt like running for my life , I wanted to scream at her to get the fuck out my car but I was too scared , I felt if I acknowledged this thing it would harm me.

>>18278507
Im outside my car speaking to this thing , as I'm tripping out in my head , I kept talking thinking if I show no fear it won't harm me. After 5 mins I calm down and I sit back inside. She asks me , why you lie to me ? I was like what ?she says , You didn't go out to stretch , you seen it didn't you , don't worry I'm not going to hurt you.

>>18278428
I would have thought that it's kind of self explanatory.

>>18278431
Knowledge isn't the same as experience, Gautama.

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>>18278428
You need to experience the fiction of time (as in the nonexistence of past and future.) This also involves breaking free from the tyranny of the the self / thinking.

For time, see the animation attached. The dot is a moment and the line is time. The top is how we think of time: the time line is fixed and a moment moved through it. There is a past, present, and future, usually with numerical labels. The bottom is how we experience time without thinking about it, the present moment is constant and time (change) flows through it. Look around you a bit and stop thinking for even a moment. Past and future were not thought about, they did not exist, all that exists is the present moment and change.

Our society reinforces the illusion of time to an extremely high degree. Our whole lives are structured around it. Breaking free of this and experiencing only the present moment makes one realize the impermanence of everything and that everything is change.

Breaking free of the tyranny of thought can be thought of as de-immersion. When you read a book, watch a movie, play a video game etc you are "immersed," you suspend disbelief and experience the media. When you remember you are consuming the media, looking at a screen, you become de-immersed. It is similar with the narratives in our head and the pictures and movies we create inside of it. Just like time our society conditions us to experience these thoughts as real, we even worship them, we become incredibly attached to them, we respond to them as if they are real (fear, regret, anticipation etc.)

The way to break free of the illusion of time and the delusion of thoughts as reality is simple: practice mindfulness meditation. This is like weight training for being in the present.

>>18278204
Thats a lame dream.

I've had vivid dreams of world war 3 most of my life. My favorite are the ones where the overpressure wave from the bomb throws me around and shatters all the structures I nearby. Its like being on a dream rollercoaster without the actual pain of being smashed into buildings or set on fire/burned with radiation.

>>18278230
nice

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>>18278204

This was posted by an anon last week.
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/18246935/