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>>17916764
You need to go back to your english teacher and punch them in the nose.

>>17916778
/thread

>>17916778
Sorry I don't have house internet at this point and autocorrect ducks everything up

Rhythm

Musicians and mystics have long recognized the power of rhythmic music. Ritual drumming and rhythmic prayer are found in cultures throughout the world and are used in religious ceremonies to induce trance states.

Music with a strong beat stimulates the brain and ultimately causes brainwaves to resonate in time with the rhythm, research has shown. Slow beats encourage the slow brainwaves that are associated with hypnotic or meditative states. Faster beats may encourage more alert and concentrated thinking.

Studies of rhythms and the brain have shown that a combination of rhythmic light and sound stimulation has the greatest effect on brainwave frequency, although sound alone can change brain activity. This helps explain the significance of rhythmic sound in religious ceremonies.

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Tonality

Sound, color, thought and the essence of everything in our universe is based on its vibrational frequency. Our own solar system is not chaotic as it might seem, but organized in "perfect" harmonic intervals radiating out from the sun, thanks to the mathematic beauty of forces like gravity. These wonders of math can be applied to tonal systems in musical composition to accent magickal thought, and produce breakthrough experiences if executed properly. Emotion and forces beyond man's ability to fathom are embedded within these perfect ratios of vibrating strings

One fantastic piece of information I recommend to anyone interested in this topic is the classical arts book "Quadrivium" which ties numbers, astronomy, arithmetic, and music all together for the reader.

A quick introduction and entry level resource is this site

http://www.lunarplanner.com/Harmonics/planetary-harmonics.html

>>17916719
That motherfucker might.

Anyone got some other ideas about curses that they have an explanation for?

That looks like one of those stereotypical Italian chef statues outside restaurants.

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>>17916673
not a restaurant

>>17916684
it's a creepy statue distorted by the camera lens.
pretty unnerving though.

>>17916562
When I saw .... Ur mom xD

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The better question is when didn't I experience something spooky.

>>17916562
I was talking with my mom a few weeks ago and she mentioned some amusement park we went to when I was a kid, and I remembered it but could've sworn it was just a dream.

I've had quite a few moments like this in the past but it's been happening more and more lately.

>>17916127
proper doses of peyote and mushroom overtime will get you sufficiently out there.

Nature would be a good place to start.

>>17916134
that would be tough for me to get my hands on now, I may know someone who knows someone who knows, thanks

>>17916140
could you elaborate, please?

>>17915909
midday naps

I tend to dream the most early in the morning, not sure about you

Sleep deprivation might work too

Practice

So far I've found that waiting until you are fairly exhausted helps, so far I've noticed I can achieve lucid dreams but I can't seem to control what happens in them but I know that I'm dreaming.

a alium

>>17915828
Are you sure?

>>17915823
Thaaaats where my crystal skull went...

>>17915291
>implying unironic hells could exist

No life's just shitty, that's why you TRIED to kill yourself in the first place.

I have tried to kill myself. Many times in my 20s. Now I'm over that, in my mid 30s, and life is great. I don't think I'm in an ironic hell, but then I never know what tomorrow might bring.

>>17915011
I'll bite. Go ahead OP let's here it.

>>17915011
why not

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>I have a life
>posts on 4chan

We will come in the night.

>>17914525
But it is night

Stretch your asshole out as loose as you can.

Try to outdo goatse.

They like easy to probe targets.

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For years, guests staying in this room at the old Riverside Inn in Jenner, California had complained of feeling watched through the window but it wasn’t until a San Francisco travel writer named Michael Irwin thought to set up a timed exposure that evidence of actual watchers was brought to light.

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Irwin lay on the mostly obscured bed in the foreground and read a book while his camera took a series of long exposures. When he showed this photo to the hotel owner, he was promptly asked to leave. Two days later the owner was dead by his own hand and Irwin was left with a creepy picture and an unsolved mystery.

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Ida in the Archives
Tim Steward had only been working at the Cumberland County Archives for a little over two months when he took this photo, which allegedly captures the ghost of Ida Clark, a small, misshapen child who had been taken down there and raped and murdered by her custodian uncle in 1953. Ida evidently enjoys displacing objects and whispering in the ears of anyone caught alone in the archives. Turnover of the staff there had always been abnormally high, but the taking of this photo has made it almost impossible to keep employees for very long.

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2/?

Early Version of >17913327

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3/?

"Super Sulker"

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>>17913338
Shit, wrong version of that one

We are either already in hell or it doesn't exist.

Fire and brimstone

gnarly description of hell in the end of this video

>>17912717

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Couple of notes

First the video ends with the begining of book2, because I figured it starts with the ending and that makes sense narrative wise. So his account of hell is in the end.

Second this is still ongoing as you now and there are many files yet to uncover, for that we need to get the passwords by solving some puzzles no one could solve yet. You can find some clues and the links to those here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnNdifqeASRm4PN3udBulbsOPr2N1dEqM

>>17912717

The use of hands to control dreams, as mentioned in that reading, he explains in: http://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/17894222/#17894406

>>17913044
yeah was one of the parts I cut out of part 2 so it didn't get too long, which kinda sucks because it plays a role close to the end

thanks for the note