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>>18117979
This reminds me of a gay bum blowjob picture

>>18118078
Post it, For comparison.

>>18117979
bumping

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>>18117955
I use to think joe rogan was a big meathead until i listened to his postcast.
Hes got a lot of good information being healthy.

>>18117995
pls b b8

>>18118019
Not bait.
Whats the problem?

Can somebody help me?

You're probably depressed or something and your mind is trying a new coping method.

Source: as explained by my psych when I started having these set of intense, vivid, emotional dreams

>>18117994
Perhaps it's because like you said, they are so unique/foreign to you. Maybe it will come true, maybe it won't, i dunno if there's a dream interpretation thread up at the moment if that's what you're after.

I have had a vivid dream recently too. I don't put much onus on them since I've had so many that there's bound to be one somewhere that at least part of came true.

And of course one only remembers the dreams that were seemingly prophetic, the thousands of other nightly dreams that one has are disregarded - forgotten by the time you have woken up properly.

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>>18117785
I think I'm on the cusp of a new direction.
Am I, or am I just being flirtatious with ideas?
(This is not a relationship question, but rather a question about fundamentals and being)

F 27 Gemini

I am going to head back into the dating scene, does it look at all promising for me?

Any method will do, please and thanks

>>18117792
You're on the cusp of my dick.

>>18117673
fucking /pol/.

>>18117696
SOMETHING IS GOING ON OPEN YOUR EYES

but vampires are gay thou.

Silly girl you no vampire vampires not real hooligan, and break your account

Because it was proven to be a prank

Probably to make poke fun at conspiracists and obfuscate the actual reality bending evil they are working on

Because it's not funny.

>>18117624
Every Sunday Catholics around the world practice ritual simulated cannibalism, this is no different.

op the secret is called 'being a Christian'!

...for real

<3

There is something paranormal about how we are not taught to live
we are losing our health for materialism.
And we are hurting earths health because of it.

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http://www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Matthew-Chapter-5/

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and the other side

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here's some info in the symbolism

and here's all known info on it so far:
https://np.reddit.com/r/badselfeater/comments/50plg8/all_known_information/

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Well i did inspect element and brought up a photo of hands in prayer. I edited a attribute and brought me this https://youtu.be/NiIDiwQMyzo

At 11 a.m. on May 25, 1953, an estimated 150,000 people converged on a well at Rincorn, Puerto Rico, to await the appearance of the Virgin Mary as predicted by seven local children. Over the next six hours, a team of sociologists led by Melvin Tumin and Arnold Feldman (1955) mingled in the crowd conducting interviews. During this period, some people reported seeing colored rings encircling the Sun, and a silhouette of the Virgin in the clouds, while others experienced healings, and a general sense of well-being. Others neither saw nor experienced anything extraordinary. A media frenzy preceded the event, and a local mayor enthusiastically organized the visionaries to lead throngs of pilgrims in mass prayers and processions. Tumin and Feldman found that the majority of pilgrims believed in the authenticity of the children's claim, and were seeking cures for conditions that physicians had deemed incurable. Various ambiguous objects in the immediate surroundings (clouds, trees, etc.) mirrored the hopeful and expectant religious state of mind of many participants.

>>18117217
>tl;dr: fake and gay

>>18117193
Have you read the bible?

>>18117099
>processing power
It's not a fucking simulation it's a dream and we (humanity) are the main characters.

Why dont they just download more ram

>>18117099
not sure if retarded or trying to trigger ppl

>>18117022
>What I want heaven to be

Heaven already is, welcome to it.
Smell the roses, buddy.

>>18117022
heaven is whatever you want it to be

>>18117022
reincarnation based on how morally you lived, ideally. the earth is too beautiful to pass up imo, i've concluded one lifetime for me isn't enough.

>>18116939

Committed and experienced meditation.

having a friend strangle you to near death then reviving you.

or you can always die outright.

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Meditation, holotropic breath work, and various shamanic methods can purportedly also get you there. They tend to take more time/work/dedication and be more unreliable than drugs though.

>>18116939
Meditation. If you have a hard time stilling your thoughts, use binaural audio tracks. It takes long meditation sessions over several weeks, if not months, for it to work.

Kinda why drugs are popular for that.

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Why didn't you post in another thread then?

I felt the topic deserved it's own thread. If even one person benefits then it was worth it.

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Little Bastard.

>>18116813
Hunted ?

Paranormal News of the Week


Scientists Discover Starchy Sixth Taste

The human tongue has traditionally been attributed with the ability to detect five distinct tastes - sweet, salty, sour, bitter and umami in the food that we eat, but now scientists at Oregon State University believe that they have uncovered a sixth taste that could also help to explain our love for pasta and potatoes. To find it, Dr Juyun Lim and her team dissolved various amounts of carbohydrates in liquid solutions and then asked volunteers to drink them and rate how they tasted. The study found that the participants consistently described the taste of the drinks as "starchy."

"Every culture has a major source of complex carbohydrate," said Dr Lim. "The idea that we can’t taste what we’re eating doesn’t make sense." While it isn't clear exactly which part of the tongue is responsible for this new taste, Dr Lim believes that it makes sense from an evolutionary perspective as carbs are a good source of energy. "I believe that’s why people prefer complex carbs," she said. "Sugar tastes great in the short term, but if you’re offered chocolate and bread, you might eat a small amount of the chocolate, but you’d choose the bread in larger amounts, or as a daily staple."

Full Story: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/food-and-drink/news/scientists-discover-sixth-taste---and-it-could-explain-our-love/

Jurassic "Sea Monster" Emerges From Scottish Loch

More than 50 years after its discovery on Scotland’s Isle of Skye, scientists have unveiled a monster that would make Nessie blush: a 13-foot-long reptile that ruled the seas 170 million years ago. The fossil, dubbed the Storr Lochs Monster, is a nearly intact skeleton of an ichthyosaur, a family of extinct marine reptiles that lived alongside the dinosaurs. The creatures were the dolphins of their time: fast swimmers with long, narrow snouts and cone-shaped teeth perfect for eating squid and fish. Discovered by an amateur fossil collector, the Storr Lochs specimen is the most complete marine reptile ever recovered in Scotland from the age of dinosaurs. Yet for decades, the skeleton remained in storage because it was entombed in extremely hard rock.

Now, a partnership between the University of Edinburgh, National Museums Scotland, and energy company SSE has allowed paleontologists to expertly free the skeleton from its stony casing. On September 5, the freshly exposed remains made their triumphant public debut. “Although some people think that sea monsters live here today in our lakes, there were actually real ones that lived here over a hundred million years ago,” says Stephen Brusatte of the University of Edinburgh, one of the lead researchers analyzing the fossil.

Full Story: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/09/storr-lochs-sea-monster-jurassic-fossil-paleontology-science/

Paranormal Article of the Week


A Doctor's Take on Pot

During my medical training, I've learned which substances to worry about, and which ones matter less. Alcohol is usually the first substance I ask about. Cocaine can cause heart attacks and kidney failure. Methamphetamine can trigger an assortment of responses, from hyperthermia to violent agitation to cardiogenic shock. Opioids like morphine can plunge patients into respiratory failure and kill them. Intravenous drug use puts patients at risk for hepatitis, endocarditis, or even brain abscesses.

But for most health care providers, marijuana is an afterthought. We rarely worry about marijuana. So why is it still a Schedule I drug?

Full Article: http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/guest-blog/a-doctor-s-take-on-pot/