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>>17987422
To be free from the illusion of ego and the chains of desire.

Follow Buddha's Eigthfold Path and meditate.

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>>17987422
In the words of Jiddu Krishnamurti, "Any idiot can meditate." Enlightenment is a subjective process inclusive of not "getting rid of ego", but not being controlled by it or identified with it. Doing this requires a great deal of studying, holistic embodiment using several methods, psychological/ emotional processing to heal childhood traumas and other wounds, etc.

I wrote an article on it which may help:

http://wearechange.org/self-work-conscious-evolution/

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>>18019064
PROOF HES IN BUILDING 40

https://maps.cern.ch/

JUST TYPE IN 40 IN SEARCH

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>>18019064
ANOTHER ONE

>>18019064
That'she real fuckin spooky

keiko u reading?

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Doing one card reading for practice
Query
Gender

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Pick a number between 1 and 4 and give me a very specific query and you will receive a moderately decent reading.

Rattle my bones!

Waiting....

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Story time:

8 or 9 years ago I was walking with my buddies along railway tracks. We was casually chilling out, talking and stuff like that. Then one of us (maybe me, maybe not) saw a small bone between the tracks. Normally we would ignore that shit, but somewhere around this time we was really into "mysterious and cryptic" stuff. You know - cryptids, mysterious cases of people vanishing etc. So we've tooked the bone and swore to "solve the case". On the next day we've came into the same location with plastic bags and shoe box to "store evidence". Our first step was to establish some kind of "headquarter" where we could meet, share our ideas and hide evidence without bringing it to our homes. We've chosen abandon railway station, but it was highschoolers favorite place to get drunk, so this idea was quickly abandoned. But near the railway station was small area surrounded by some kind of stone wall, around 7ft. tall. There was a lot of grass inside but it wasn't very high so we've quickly managed to made to the other end of the area and there it was.
Two big blue bags filled with bones stuffed in the corner of the area. This bones were much larger than the one that we previously found on the tracks. We stood there for like 10 seconds, stunned. Then, one of us picked a few bones (one of the bones was a shoulder bone, I remember that much) and put it into his shoe box. Obviously, after doind that, we've run away. After discussing what the fuck did we just encountered we decided to put the shoe box under few rocks near the abandon railway station and call it a day. On the next day we came to the abandon railway station once again, but our shoe box wasn't there anymore and it was really well hidden. We got scared by this and the case was abandoned.

But it isn't the end of the story because I've finally managed to went there again.

Continue in next post. Sorry for the delays, but I don't operate English perfectly. Forgive me.

Actually they just gave a private company permission to land on the moon.

Not on the Apollo sites of course, because those are historically significant.

Flying over them isn't a problem. Quite a few craft have flown over them since.

And it was more of a bouncing motion than a walking motion.

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NASA did a pretty good job, but they made some glaring mistakes. For instance, here is a photo of the lunar rover

What's wrong? Well... there are no tracks. How did it get there? Did the astronauts lift it up and drop it straight down on the ground?

You would think there would be tire tracks

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>>18011757

>flying over them is not a problem

as long as you keep a safe distance away, at least 2 km away if I remember correctly

depends on my level of sentience post change.

No, I wouldn't want to be inable to move around during the day

>>18006351
You'd be immortal though?

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>>18003892
>white female between the age of 8 and 10 years old

>>18003892
its jews

>>17995291
>already discovered but kept as a secret

I have some investments and work close with Dmitry Itskov, the founder of project 2045. This is his life mission; if it existed, he wouldn't be pouring millions into this.

I however disagree with his route of achieving immortality. I don't believe uploading your consciousness into an electronic device is the way we will accomplish this. Nano computers implanted into tissue will aid and repair the body as it ages and decays.

Its all about genetics. Not nanites.

Preventing telomere shortening. Improving DNA repair mechanisms. Chromatin dynamics, Controlling hetero-chromatin availability.

There are jellyfish species which are immortal. they cycle through their life cycle ad infinitum. starting as larva entering a growth phase when resources are favorable and then reaching reproductive maturity.
Once it has reproduced it reverts to the larval stage and continues.

Imagine if, once people reached middle age, around the time women reach menopause, that a genetic switch was flipped. their bodies reverted to a state like the beginning of puberty.

elevated epithelial cell turnover, scar tissue degrades and is replaced with normal tissue. fat is burned off rapidly. Gaining muscle becomes easy again.

One of the main issues is getting the brain to survive for m,ore than a standard lifetime

I hear the Masons use anal sex to prolong life.

>>17988491
Any good guides or books on the topic?

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>>17988492
Yeah, I read a few back in the day.
>The posture of Meditation
>The yogi science of Breathing
>Dhammapada
First is far more technical. Second is a bit into the psuedoscience genre. Had a few more reads but not entirely to recollection.

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I am not entirely convinced that anybody can draft a self-driven spiritual claim without mediation. If one does not actually posses the attention span, or patience to know the benefits of meditation, then they are most likely ACCIDENTAL THINKERS. Ironically, these people would benefit the greatest from meditation and are the least likely to practice it. The benefits are rooted in concrete science and known to be what we should all add to our lives. On a psuedoscientific notion, many cultures (specifically Eastern) have meditation as the core for spiritual vitality.

Hey guys

I am still here from the previous thread if anyone needs a reading!

>>18015748
Will
Gemini
>>18015898
How long until I meet her in real life?

>>18006956

Ah thanks for posting anon I remembered reading many years ago when I was a young teenager about these in some book.

>>18006956
>can't believe I'm posting on /x/

Fuck off to where you came from then.

>>18006961
did i trigger you?

>>18005395
I don't get it. It's just a bat gorilla in the wilderness.

>>18005477
We're the bat gorilla.

>>17991777
Try the Silent Hill series, especially 1 and 2. If you can get past the controls, the atmosphere is perfect.

>>17991804
i think im going to do that right now, thanks for the suggestion

Project zero/fatal frame

>>18014380
Drugs
Green
Will i accomplish something great in my life?

>>18014380
Use the /div/ thread, please.

>>18014391
Maybe

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>>18008299

In the Village where I grew up we have 3 or 4 playgrounds, 3 of them were the stage for suicides and one of them an accidental suffocation of a child.

No one ever talks about these apart from those of us that were young when they happened in the early 2000's.
My Village is a somewhat up and coming area and talk of this would have detered families that planned to move into the new build areas.
No one leaves flowers, no one talks about it.
No new articles were ever published, you can only find evidence for it outside of the minds of locals at the local council office.
We are the central village of a whole bunch of smaller ones so we get our own council. This has always been that way, even before loads more people came. Before we barely had 1000 people living here, back in early 2000.
You'd think that would be common knowledge but it's not.

I had a cat once but my mom was allergic so we gave it away

>>18008324
Something closer to home.

There is an old Lady across the road from my house,
She doesn't live alone though i've only ever once seen the daughter she lives with.
The Daughter, my neighbours say, is very sick and I believe them, she was thin as a stick and could barely walk when the amulance brought her home a few years back.
It was early evening and I was sitting on the pattio with my brother drinking beer and smoking. We dared not ask if they needed help, she was so thin. Frightening, even for
highly mature 18 and 16 year old country lads.

That's the first and last time we saw her, It must be the only time she left her house in abour 6 years.
I am always polite and greet the older Lady from across the street because that's how I was raised.
She has a lot of trash bags that come out of her house though, just a very odd thing but I see her house every day and her every other day, but to have someone my age in a place as small as this that i've only ever seen once is a very strange thing to me.