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Go to /div/. They have resources and experts there

As far as card meanings, that should be easy enough to find.

Of course, meanings aren't set in stone, so you'll have to take the circumstances of the question into account.

As far as actually using them, it's one of things that's best to not overthink.
Take an initial snapshot impression, and attempt to decode your impression, don't piddle the impression to death by trying to re-impression over and over.

As far as layout methods, this is what I do for my own personal queries:

>hold the "essence" of the question in mental focus (not the words, the "soul" of the question)
>being shuffling until it feels right to stop
>Speak the question aloud, intent directed at the deck
>draw one card, with the intent of "gimme the tl;dr"
>if that makes no sense whatsoever, draw a second card with the intent of "clarify the first card"
>lather, rinse, repeat as required

Basically, I start with the intent of getting a broad summary answer, then if needed start 'dividing down into the subtleties'. There's probably a better way to say that, but I don't know what it is, that's just what I call it in my head.

Paranormal News of the Week


Possible Remains of the Buddha Found in China

Archaeologists have discovered what may be a skull bone from the revered Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama. The bone was hidden inside a model of a stupa, or a Buddhist shrine used for meditation. Discovered beneath the Grand Bao'en Temple, the stupa model — which is 117 centimeters tall and 45 cm wide (nearly 4 feet by 1.5 feet) — was stored within an iron box, which, in turn, was stored within a stone chest.

An inscription found within the stone chest was written by a man named Deming about 1,000 years ago, saying that he is "the Master of Perfect Enlightenment, Abbot of Chengtian Monastery [and] the Holder of the Purple Robe." He tells the story of how the Buddha's parietal bone came to China. The parietal bone of the Buddha was buried within an inner casket made of gold, which, in turn, was placed in an outer casket made of silver, according to the archaeologists. The silver casket was then placed inside the model of the stupa.

It remains unclear if the skull fragment actually is that of Buddha or if the people who placed it within the chest had simply believed that to have been the case. Nevertheless, when the bone was displayed in Macau, the media outlet Xinhua reported that more than 140,000 tickets were sold to view the relic.

Full Story: http://www.livescience.com/55243-buddha-skull-bone-found-in-crypt.html

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Paranormal Article of the Week


The Crone of the Catskills

"Several months ago, I received an email from a frightened New York man who believed he had come into possession of a cursed object causing terrifying poltergeist manifestations in his friend’s home....He and a friend had discovered the figure hidden in a cave while hiking in the Catskill Mountains, and despite his objections, his hiking partner decided to bring it home.

"As strange phenomena began to slowly manifest in the house, the two men became aware that removing the figure was not a good idea – it had come with an attachment. After the frightening manifestation of an old woman, soaking wet, appeared crouched in the dark shadows of the living room, they knew they needed to seek help."

This article details the story of The Crone - a rustic effigy with nails through its eyes and a noose around its neck - discovered in a cave. Surrounded by paranormal activity, it was soon sent to the owners of a paranormal museum, whereupon malevolent activities began to occur.

"Lying on the floor was a plastic figurine of Christ, normally found nailed to a crucifix. As I turned him over in my hands, I realized that he was missing an arm. On the complete opposite side of the room, swinging silently on a cross hung in the corner, was Jesus’ missing appendage. Something had not only managed to pull Christ from the crucifix without removing it from the wall, it had thrown the figure across the room. Sitting directly below the now-desecrated cross was The Crone.

"Nearly six months after The Crone arrived at Weird HQ, it remains on the very short no-touching list when on tour and sealed in a padlocked case when not on display. If not just because of the apparently-malevolent phenomena surrounding the object, but because we still can’t seem to understand its intended purpose."

Full Story: http://weekinweird.com/2016/07/02/the-crone-of-the-catskills-this-cursed-carving-brings-visits-from-a-terrifying-paranormal-entity/

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Coast to Coast AM with George Noory


Monday: Billy Meier's Prophecies/Pyramid Secrets

In the first half, Michael Horn, spokesperson for famed UFO contactee Billy Meier, claims that recent developments with the European Union were specifically predicted by Meier as far back as 1958. In the latter half, author, lecturer and independent researcher, Steven Myers, discussed the advanced capabilities that were used to build the Great Pyramid, and its purpose as a functional machine.


Tuesday: Sacred Principles & USA/History of Remote Viewing

In the first half, Stephen Dinan, CEO of The Shift Network, discussed his plan for helping America grow beyond its current challenges and lead the world toward peace, sustainability, health, and prosperityIn the latter half, writer and physicist Russell Targ and film director Lance Mungia talked about their new documentary Third Eye Spies, which tells the untold history of the US government's use of psychics in intelligence gathering, beginning with Stanford Research Institute's Remote Viewing program in the 1970s and 80s.


Wednesday: Flight 800 Conspiracy

Writer and documentary producer Jack Cashill has a Ph.D. from Purdue, and has taught as a Fulbright professor in France. In the first half, he discussed TWA Flight 800 which crashed into the Atlantic shortly after takeoff from JFK airport on July 17, 1996, killing all 230 passengers on board. Open Lines followed.


Thursday: Dallas Shootings

The main part of the show dealt with the breaking news story of the shooting of multiple police officers in Dallas, Texas, during a peaceful protest march against police violence that had occurred in other states.


Friday: ET Contact

Paranormal investigator Joshua P. Warren reported on new evidence of extraterrestrial contact he discovered while investigating a 2,000-year-old astronomical observatory in Ponce, Puerto Rico, the oldest observatory in the Antilles and the site of the oldest cemetery in the region. Open Lines followed.

>>17903460
Explain the specifics now and maybe someone will care enough.

That and I'm bored as hell, so humor me?

In turn, have a free bump.

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>European runes in general.

Do you think they are Asian runes? Maybe Antarctic runes? Martian runes?

>>17903466
Dubs checked.

I've consulted a few other divinators, and I now need somebody to cast the runes.

The situation in question is a girl I'm with who is in... trouble. We have agreed to quiet down for now, because her parents aren't approving of me.

Would it work out?

I already posted in the divination thread, got two same answers, went to ask a friend to cast the runes who decided to be a complete dick about it and treat me like dirt, so I cut ties with him.

>>17903474
I guess I worded myself badly.

Learn to use the catalog you daft pleb.

Youtube thread: >>17887042

>>17902926
I saw it. It's not exactly the same. That thread is for weird ass videos but not entire channels dedicated to explaining paranormal related things.

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>>17902863
Bumping. You deserve it

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Will scry for a while, just give me your gender and query with a song. I don't scry appearances though some people might show up that could be relevant or not, don't take my words literally, expect symbolic imagery and spare me from sex and crush readings.

>>17902515
I would like a reading from you. I'm a female, and I would like to know if there's something messing with me from the occult/paranormal side. I've been suspecting there's something odd going on, but I cannot check myself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WShknpNpHbY

>>17902515
male
what i should be looking for because i've stuck in dark night of soul?
Song - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIWRIcSZG_w

That actually sounds plausible to me.

If it weren't for the strange things being reported, I'd want to lean toward
>forests are big and empty, serial killers
but unless they're evil psychic serial killers, that seems somewhat unlikely.

>>17902246

The elites have been using environmentalism as an excuse to transform more and more areas of our planet into natural reservations where humans are not allowed ( just google Green Agenda ). Of course the elites have access to these areas just fine, it's just the rest of us goyim that are not allowed.
So, considering what we know about the reservations and what we know about the elite's blood thirsty satanic practices, I propose that the reason people are disappearing is because they're stumbling upon their little private parties.

Children found in places they couldn't possibly have gotten to on their own, or being recovered, unharmed, miles away from where they went missing from weeks, sometimes months later. Children often tell the strangest stories when rescued, telling of faceless creatures, or ape-like men who talk. Most troubling, perhaps, wad the story I heard where a young boy claimed to have been with "the fuzzy man" or something like that. Said he wasn't hairy, per se, but... Blurry. Out of focus. Perhaps some kind of camouflage?

Why would I ever want to invoke this? I spend most of my life trying to block out those feelings.

>>17901710
Because it is unusual and does not happen on normal conditions. It's all about exploring what exists and what does not. And one of the ideas of this board is to find odd and obscure things. That is also why i made this thread. I want to know more about this since i have first hand experience.

I feel that exact same feeling in my depressive states. A sinking, empty feeling right? A numbing quality to it, too. It's in music form at the end of Tchaikovsky's 6th.

Meditation and visualisation

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>>17900921

terrible

Read the Bible, pray to God to help you.

Translation: Has anyone that couldn't be explained ever happened?

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>>17900761

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_Pass_incident

learn to use google faggot fucktard

>>17901084
>classic

>>17900685

Alaya-Vijnana (storehouse consciousness) is the unconscious mind. The unconscious mind is not non-conscious, rather, it is a phenomenologically impotent, dormant, undifferentiated state of consciousness, which we experience during deep sleep. It underlies all waking consciousness constantly, and all "leves" of consciousness "above" it, in the same way the depths of the ocean underly its surface.

Our dominant, manifest, "surface" consciousness is an array of different senses and sense-objects. Alaya-Vijnana underlies all
of those senses and sense objects. Alaya-Vijnana is in other words, consciousness itself. Buddhist thinking categorises consciousness into different senses and sense objects, like eye consciousness and its objects of sight, ear consciousness and its objects of sound, and so on. But they all obviously have something in common, they all belong to the aggregate of consciousness (vjinana), and Alaya-vijnana is what is common to all types of sense-consciousness - sights, sounds, smells, sensations, thoughts, feelings and emotions are all different, but they are all within consciousness.

Apart from simply pointing out a common sense facet of our experience, the concept of Alaya-Vijnana emphasises that formless, undifferentiated and dormant level of consciousness as a different current of consciousness to manifest consciousness, like a deep current at the bottom of a stream, underneath the currents on its surface.

this might answer some questions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oljrjxnixtw

>>17900237
>Why is that, /x/? On the other hand, you'd think it'd be of the most pressing concern.

Focus on the most pressing concern makes the majority of ufologists appear inept, because the cases are unresolved.

The taboo topics make grey positivists extremely sinister.

>>17900377
>The taboo topics make grey positivists extremely sinister

What exactly is their aim in mutilating cattle and humans? I was thinking perhaps these extra-terrestrials are like humans: that is, there may be fringe elements - individuals - in their society analogous to our serial killers and murderers who come to our planet for the sake of killing for pleasure.

Bump, please respond, I need to know :(

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Yes, but why not meet at a certain XY location instead?

>>17900812
Because she doesn't know how to do it, yet we want to speak.

Sure.

What sigla have you used recently? Any particularly impressive servitors attached to them? What kind of gnosis do you guys use?

how to configure cs:go?

no

but it will definitely do something

its like getting extra sleep but better.. helps you deal with crap. its nice.

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A super sense of awareness.