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>>17854074
Strange to think of it.
>We lost our cat last year; his name was tiger.
>I didn't really feel bad; I didn't think about it that much.
>My mother and I were having dreams of our dead cat.
>I had a dream.
>>Someone in my dream (sounded like myself but no gender?)
>>The person in my dream told me that my cat didn't know he was dead, and that he is roaming in our house in the spirit world.
>> Later on, I got another dream of the same person telling me that he has finally gone to the afterlife.
>My mother just dreams of him being around.
Every once and a while, I get a dream of him, but I'm the only family member who can see him.
I believe that in both of our cases; our animals wanted to tell us something :)

>>17854074
According to most mediums, organisms have a conscience just like the rest of us; spirits have the ability to control dreams.

>>17854074
By the way, they also state that you can speak with them in the afterlife. :)

>>17853827
Bump

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>>17853827
I remember looking at the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia when I was a little kid. That's what I love about illusions; they're right up there in front of you but somehow you don't see them... until suddenly you do... and I saw that I lived in a world where the symbol was more important than the reality. Where the menu was supposed to taste better than the meal. They're bombing planet Hollywood... those terrorists know exactly where the power lies. None of it's real. Kennedy was a good man. Nixon was a bad man. Is that true or is that just what we've been told is true? Half of the stars in Hollywood are gay pretending to be straight... (Walt Disney) was a shit. The moon landings happened in a studio. The America I thought I lived in was a trick; I'd only ever really seen it on TV, in comic books and movies... especially movies. The Rosicrucians who built this country wouldn't know where they were if you brought them here, would they? Not until you showed them Independence Day. That night when I pissed down over Manhattan, I saw time. I saw time itself... America has been in a declared state of national emergency since March 9th, 1933, giving the president powers to suspend freedom of speech and take control away from all communications media at any time. Who cares? Bruce Willis is here to save us all. The more I looked, the less real America became. And the less real it became, the stronger it got. Planet Hollywood.

The hallucination has taken control.
How do we take control of the hallucination?

OP DELIVERS

Is op ded?

>>17854048
OP is alive and well just waiting on someone to maybe tell me im crazy or just imagining things

>>17853168
whats the point? u wont get anything out if it anyway.

but the emerald tablet, initation into hermetics and crowley for starters

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>>17853168
http://www.sacred-texts.com/alc/emerald.htm

http://www.esotericarchives.com/juratus/juratus.htm

>>17853186
why wouldnt i get anything out of it? isnt it ancient sacred knowledge? keys to the universe and such?

So I was recently on a horseback camping trip with a good friend of mine. It was a 2 night trip in northern SK.

We had planned this way back around christmas, we'd assumed the snow would be completely gone, but our trail was really damn cold/slushy. So the original 3 nights was cut to 2. We saddled up our horses and headed out. The first tip off that this trip wouldn't be fun was our horses. My trusty old white gelding was off his rocker. He'd never been aggressive, ever. But he was wailing and bucking and biting the moment we got onto the trail. My friends horse, who was usually the energetic one, stayed completely silent and hung his head the whole way to the first stop.

When the sun started setting we found a patch of trees to make a pen around. We use this electrified cord that connects to a battery. Then when I unsaddled my boy and put him in the enclosure, he calmed down and grazed along side his buddy. While I tended the horses my friend set up the tent, and noticed that my bed roll was gone, along with my hat. This made no sense, as I had tied them to my saddle just a few minutes ago. So I looked around and couldn't find them near us. Then I went back to my saddle and noticed that the leather cord that tied the items down had been crudely sawed in half. I thought it had snapped along the trail, and that I was going crazy and didn't put my hat there. I walked up from the small valley we were in and looked around. I found my hat about 80 feet from where we had followed the trail in. I had thought it maybe flew away when I was riding...until I picked it up. It STANK. Really, really badly. It smelled like a mix of burnt hair and rotten milk.

I held it far away from me and went back to the camp. When I got there, my friend said that he left to chop wood, came back, and the boots he left outside of the tent were moved and stank too. With the same smell. By this point we assumed a skunk was around. But it did not smell like skunk, my friend pointed out. Indeed, it was waaayy more putrid. It was so bad we resorted to piling snow on the items just to block the stink. My friend began getting scared wondering if an infected wolf was out there. I laughed because I knew this area well, and no wolves live around the area(too many farmers with shotguns). Besides that, no animal but something like a skunk would so thoroughly stink up the place. I thought it may had been a small animal that was sick marking it's territory. I've seen coyotes do similar things. But coyotes would never come that close to humans/foreign objects. But we dismissed it as harmless and went to bed.

The next morning we saddled up the horses and noticed that my friend's mare was covered in leaves. But they stuck to her skin with what looked like tree sap. She got really angry when we peeled them off, even trying to bite me, as if she was protecting them. We looked around and couldn't find any sap leaking, and my horse was still clean. This was the point when my friend brought up woodland creatures/spirits and how they're known to do this. I really don't like to believe in such things, but the way that his horse had protected the leaves and was licking at the sap made me wonder. It'd be nice if it was a good omen, because my stinky hat certainly was not. My poor friend had to wear those boots,too. Ick. But we rode on and set up another camp the next night.

We settled in without anything unusual, the horses were calm, the wind had settled, and the stench had almost gone from our stuff. But then I went to the bathroom at about 3am, and before I turned behind a tree I smelled the same smell as before. I was nervous now, because whatever was making that smell had followed us. I was really scared that it may have been a cougar that wandered too far south because of the long winter. I went back and grabbed the small hunting rifle we brought, and told my friend were I was going. Because damn it, if I gotta pee, I'm gonna! I went around a tree and finished my business, then got back up and looked around, gun on hip. A shadow moved slowly behind a tree about 40-60 feet away. I hummed lowly, hoping to hear it move/breath so I could figure out what it was. The thing perfectly echoed my melody, but it had a gutteral sound to it. Okay, definitely not a cougar. But my heart began to pound as I realized nothing could do that but a person. I yelled a "who's there" and then the rot smell came back. So strong that I began to heave. My friend was calling out from the cabin for me. I kept my eyes on the tree the thing stood behind and called out again, covering my nose. The leaves crunched and it hummed again. I was beginning to cry and back up towards the tent. The horses were letting out really low,rumbling nickers. Which made me more uncomfortable because horses only do that when they're happy. And I certainly wasn't. My friend ran to my side just in time for me to keel over an vomit. He also was on the verge of sickness, but he pointed the flash light around and yelled out into the trees. The thing ran, the leaves crunched behind it. And I kid you not, what I saw looked like a man, but with an animal's head. It was so dark, so I might be wrong, but dear god, I know what I think I saw.

Your gf is fat.

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>>17852960

It looks just like this paper has been laid on top of another drawing in pencil, rubbing off onto it.

This is interesting.

I don't see the face though.

>>17852640
Meth is one hell of a drug.

>>17852640
have you ever had a dream you were so sure was real? what if you were unable to wake form that dream? how would you know the difference between the the dream world, and the real one?

>>17852640
Punch yourself in the balls.

>>17852633
i think they don't real too. anyone who claims otherwise are always full of shit, have no factual evidence and/or are complete batshit.

yeah well i saw this TV show once where a ghost moved the candle sticks and threw em right on the ground now how do you explain that?

>>17852633

And why do they insist on haunting the lower-middle class?

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Coast to Coast AM with George Noory


Monday: MLK Assassination/UFOs & Nukes

William Pepper was James Earl Ray's lawyer for a trial for the murder of Martin Luther King Jr. In the first half, he discussed how even after Ray’s conviction and death, he continues to adamantly argue Ray's innocence. In the latter half, noted researcher Robert Hastings talked about the UFO-Nukes connection.


Tuesday: Ian Punnett Update

In the first half, former Coast to Coast AM host Ian Punnett, who is working on his PhD, spoke about his latest book: A Black Night for the Bluegrass Belle, detailing the 1936 murder of his family member Verna Garr Taylor - a story as dark and twisty as an old Kentucky backroad on a moonless night. Open Lines followed.


Wednesday: Managing Your Money/Remote Viewing Discoveries

In the first half, financial advisor Catherine Austin Fitts spoke with George about good financial planning and the world economy. In the second half, Robert Morningstar checked in to discuss his experiences in remote viewing, lucid dreaming and out-of-body travel.


Thursday: Watergate Hoax/Prehistoric Civilizations

In the first half, Ashton Gray has spent many years investigating the Watergate break-ins of 1972. Gray says that the idea from the beginning was to embarrass Nixon out of office so that the CIA could win a race against the Soviet Union in ESP applications. The two biggest obstacles were Nixon and Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. Nixon, because he wanted to decrease the power of the CIA, and Hubbard, because Gray says he had discovered some of the true secrets of practical parapsychology. In the second half, Matthew Petti discussed his research, which he believes points to a superior race of humans who existed before recorded history, sometime between 4 to 7 million years ago.


Friday: Paranormal Encounters

Paranormal researcher and author Mike Ricksecker discussed his encounters with the paranormal, including shadow people and ghosts. Open Lines followed.

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Paranormal Podcasts


Paranormal Podcast: The Happy Medium

TV psychic medium Kim Russo joins us to talk about her life as a psychic to the stars and what she thinks about the spirit world.

Link: http://jimharold.com/the-happy-medium-paranormal-podcast-436/


The Paracast: June 26th, 2016

Gene and Chris present Robert Damon Schneck, author of ‘The Bye Bye Man And Other Strange-But-True Tales.” Caution: Due to the lurid nature of the conversation in the final two segments, we suggest you not have a meal while listening.

Link: http://www.theparacast.com/


Mysterious Universe: 15.24

Crop Circle researcher Megan Heazlewood joins us in the studio this week to share her insights on the beauty and science of the worldwide circle phenomenon.

Link: http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2016/06/15-24-mu-podcast/

Expanded Perspectives: The Hoia Baciu Forest

On this episode of Expanded Perspectives the guys start off talking about how three amateur archaeologists recently found the largest Viking gold hoard ever discovered in Denmark. Then, one of Indiana’s most haunted hotspots has been scaring off midnight visitors and road workers alike for hundreds of years, but now the mysterious Grave in the Middle of the Road has gotten even stranger after the discovery of not one, but seven bodies under the single headstone. After the break Cam brings up the unusual and mystifying Hoia Baciu Forest. The forest is situated near Cluj-Napoca, Romania, covers an area of over 250 hectares, and has a reputation for intense paranormal activity. Reports include ghost sightings, unexplained apparitions, faces appearing in photographs that were not visible with the naked eye, and UFO sightings. Visitors to the forest often report intense feelings of anxiety and the feeling of being constantly watched. Most people who live near the forest are afraid to enter, and the ones who have been brave enough to venture in complained of rashes, nausea, migraines, burns, and scratches.

Link: http://www.expandedperspectives.com/the-hoia-baciu-forest/


Thinking Sideways Podcast: Joseph Newton Chandler III

When police responded to the suicide of Joseph Newton Chandler III, they figured it would be pretty routine. He'd shot himself in the head in his apartment, case closed. However, when probate lawyers took hold of the case, they found out that the real Joseph Newton Chandler III had died 57 years prior in a car accident with his parents. This now John Doe has never been identified, but clues into his life are nothing if not intriguing.

Link: http://thinkingsidewayspodcast.libsyn.com/156-joseph-newton-chandler-iii

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>>17852538
Comfy as fuck.
Have you never slept outdoors in the woods?
pic related that's me sleeping on the right.

>>17852538
>What would be worse than a forest for a glass pyramid like this?
London Square.

>>17852538
deep ocean

wtf

http://pastebin.com/HpuFM5pH

>On /tg/
>someone's brother has typical cultist "pages from a book with lines on it"
>might be serious might be bullshit
It's not important.
>thread goes on, as /tg/ does
>girlgames.com and other suspected AI gets mentioned
>new video from Hey Kids is uploaded
>pic related
>it says that there are voices in the background and we should try to isolate them
>and the 1000th comment will get any question answered

>>17852413
Meh, about a 5/10

Eh. The thing that always stuck with me was that the oldest son despised George. He still does.

That said, if George and Kathy concocted the whole story, why has he maintained that it happened? He could have easily said that George manipulated his mother into going along with it. He could refuse to speak about it all together. Guys got his own decent life in New York; he didn't make money on the recent documentary about him. He called it "therapy".

You could argue that George imparted some bias on him, possibly. But the shit he witnessed first hand is a bit hard to explain and write off. Even after Kathy and George divorced, they never recounted. Neither have any of the other children.

I just have a hard time writing it off completely.

>>17852486
Maybe they didn't want to implicate their mother in an insurance fraud scheme

>>17852241
I'd go back to your conception and knock your Dad's cock out of your mom's vagina.

>>17852260 plz

>>17852241
I'd go back to your conception and pull out.

>>17852200
Cropsey

>>17852200
The Nightmare on Netflix is pretty fucking good for anyone who has experienced or is interested in sleep paralysis.

I liked PSYWAR: the real battlefield is the mind
On YouTube.

First for Orobas

Please post pics of orobas I want to start a collection

>>17851422
>>17851432

You need help, man.