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>>17826971
>do you think about power of subconscious mind?
That is the power of the mind itself. Its true power.

>>17827028
Can you provide something that proves that?
Some book or video.... I guess that you researched abour that a little bit more.

I've had experiences like this, If you want to hone your connection with your subconscious mind you need to interact with it more. You can meditate, lucid dream, listen to it and all that shit. If you learn to follow your guts, You life will get 20x more awesome.

Paranormal News of the Week


Multiple Hidden Cities Found Near Angkor Wat

After scanning more than 734 square miles using lasers in what is being hailed as the most extensive airborne archaeological study ever undertaken, researchers have announced the discovery of several large, long-forgotten cities hidden beneath the forest floor. According to Australian archaeologist Dr Damian Evans, the cities date back up to 1,400 years and some of them were so large that they would have even rivalled the country's capital, Phnom Penh. The data suggests that these remarkable, densely populated cities would have made this the single largest empire on the planet at its peak during the 12th century.

"We have entire cities discovered beneath the forest that no one knew were there," said Evans.

The find not only cements the archaeological significance of Angkor Wat but also demonstrates how effective laser scanning technology has become at opening up the secrets of the past. "I have been to all the sites described and at a stroke, they spring into life … it is as if a bright light has been switched on to illuminate the previous dark veil that covered these great sites," said Charles Higham, a leading archaeologist of mainland south-east Asia. "Personally, it is wonderful to be alive as these new discoveries are being made. Emotionally, I am stunned. Intellectually, I am stimulated."

Full Story: http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/295556/multiple-hidden-cities-found-near-angkor-wat

The Lost City of Cambodia

(Editor's Note: In honor of the discoveries around Angkor, I'm republishing an article that originally appeared in Issue 21. The full article is an amazing read, and I strongly suggest going and giving it a look.)

Phnom Kulen is only some 25 miles north of a metropolis that reached its zenith three centuries later—the greatest city of the Khmer Empire, and possibly the most glorious religious center in the history of mankind: Angkor, derived from the Sanskrit word nagara, or holy city, site of the famed temple Angkor Wat. But first there arose Phnom Kulen, the birthplace of the great Khmer civilization that dominated most of Southeast Asia from the 9th to the 15th centuries.

Nothing ignites an archaeologist’s imagination like the prospect of a lost city. In the late 19th century, French explorers and scholars, pursuing fragmentary clues about the existence of Phnom Kulen, hacked their way through the jungles of Southeast Asia. Inscriptions found on temple doors and walls made mention of a splendid hilltop capital called Mahendraparvata. A French archaeologist, Philippe Stern, trekked to the top of the Phnom Kulen plateau in 1936, and in five weeks of excavations he and his co-workers uncovered the ruins of 17 Hindu temples, fallen carved lintels, statues of the Hindu god Vishnu, and remnants of a great stone pyramid. Stern believed that he had located Mahendraparvata. But the temples of Angkor, built on a more accessible flat plain and visible on a larger scale, were more compelling to archaeologists, and the excavations at Phnom Kulen never advanced much beyond Stern’s initial dig. Then came decades of neglect and horror.

Full Article: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/lost-city-cambodia-180958508/

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Coast to Coast AM with George Noory


Monday: Natural Healing/Science of War

In the first half, Dr. Joel Wallach discussed the human body and its ability to use natural healing without the risky drugs prescribed by modern medicine. In the latter half, author Mary Roach addressed her latest work exploring the science of keeping human beings intact and sane in the extreme, adversarial circumstances of war.


Tuesday: World in Disarray

Steve Quayle thinks that the world situation is accelerating faster than most of us can conceive. He started the show by telling George that things "are fascinating, and not in a good way." Open Lines followed.


Wednesday: Bilderberg Group & ETs/Internal GPS

In the first half, pioneer in the development of exopolitics, Michael Salla discussed his latest article, "Resolving The Bilderberg Group Mystery: Global Banking, Nazis, and Alien Alliances." In the latter half, entrepreneur and teacher Zen Cryar DeBrucke talked about how our bodies and souls have a GPS system similar to cars that helps us get where we want to go.


Thursday: Dearly Departed Special III

For over 23 years, Coast to Coast AM has been host to some of the bravest, and most innovative and informed experts. Starting in the second hour, George Noory played and commented on six different interviews from former guests in the C2C family that are no longer with us, yet whose legacies and ideas live on.


Friday: Time Travel Cases

Filling in for George, Jimmy Church was joined by author Larry Flaxman for a conversation on the topic of time travel. Open Lines followed.

Anything by T.E.D. Klien.

>>17826877
Neil Gaiman's work. Especially Neverwhere, and American Gods. Sandman comics too if you like comics.

Speaking of comics, Garth Ennis' Preacher. Fuck, anything he's done really. He's someone who I always say can never top, or match what he's currently doing, and yet he always seems to manage to anyway.

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I'm reading Dissolution of Fleeting Improvised Men

It's a fake Lovecraft letter that the author writes footnotes for with his own creepy story.

does that kitty died

>>17826358
Nah just rolling around dont worry

> >Not going balls deep on MGT

HOI

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>>17826096
Free soup and readings. I'm sure you know how this question bullshit rolls. LETS GO

hv
male, 21
am i gonna find what i am looking for?
thx

I don't know about definitive, I tend to be a bit too much of a skeptic, but the piece of evidence that to me opens the largest amount of evidence comes from Curt Gentry's J. Edgar Hoover biography. (Gentry is the same guy who wrote Helter Skelter about Manson)

Anyway, he discusses how a few weeks prior to the assassination, Oswald visited a Dallas police office, and was rather threatening. I can't remember all the specifics, but he indicated he would perform some act of violence unless the tailing/following of him stopped, and even left behind a note.

The day of the assassination, Hoover very quickly decides that it was a lone assassin-long before he could have feasibly gathered the information to figure this out, so he was working toward a conclusion he already had in mind, not seeing where the evidence led him. In addition to this, he apparently called RFK, who described him as having a rather upbeat tone, considering the moment. (It's believed that JFK and RFK were working together to oust Hoover as director of the FBI; rather than doing it outright, they planned to just let his waiver to serve beyond the mandatory age of retirement lapse without renewing it.)

Anyway, spiraling back to the note: apparently it was destroyed very quickly thereafter, and the officer in charge was described as being a very by-the-book, upstanding sort of fellow; unless he had been ordered, according to Gentry, it's very, very unlikely he would have taken this action of his own accord. Purely circumstantial, but combined with Hoover's insistence it was a lone gunman, as well as later Congressional investigations deciding information had been withheld, and the (10, I believe) file cabinets that were Hoover's secret files he had his secretary destroy after his death, makes you wonder. Not just about JFK, but about how many other nasty secrets Hoover had lurking around.

>>17826146
*largest amount of suspicion, not evidence, fucking typoes

About Hoover's secret files: I found it particularly interesting that he instituted a policy wherein he would be sent the only extant copy of sensitive materials and all others were to be destroyed. Incredibly suspicious. Gentry remarks that at least some of the contents of them can be put back together because some agents realized that the files were valuable and so tucked away their own private copies, starting their own mini secret files... just all sorts of bizarre, paranoid, neurotic behavior in the FBI back in the day.

Also, extensive lengths were gone to to prevent the files being obtained by the people who were searching for them. The biography recounts several people trying to find them and being lied to by FBI agents about their existence: "There are no secret files..." Then, later, "Well, that's not the term we used. If he had used to proper term, I would have told him."

That sort of pedantic wordplay certainly raises other questions about what they were so determined to hide that Hoover was involved in. Likely not all of it had to do with Hoover's homosexuality and possible crossdressing, unless he was a real kinky bastard.

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It was the Clinton family.

>>17826028
Friend starts a fist fight with a coworker and doesn't get fired? That's going to be harder to believe than the spooky Native American ghost stuff coming up in your following post.

>>17826028
Go on I'm with ya

>>17826028
>OP again, let me continue.

So when I unlocked the front door and walked in, I immediately got chills, for several reasons. Of course, the aformentioned lights already being on was one. But every other door was open. Restroom, storage, even the freezer doors. And that made it unbelievably cold. I put my jacket back on and walked through the freezer. Every single piece of meat (Save for one, I'll talk about thag in a sec) was off the hook, laying in heaps on the dirty floor. There were flies everywhere, and it smelled like shit. Ironically, the one piece still on the hook was the most rotted. In what I think was the chest cavity was my friend's mask necklace. I reluctantly yanked the thing from the meat and opened it up. It was a shrunked head. The rubbery skin and stringy hair felt too real for it to be some novelty item. I left immediately, and when my boss called this morning, I told him I was sick and couldn't come in. He told me about all the rotting meat and how my friend hadn't come in either. A couple hours ago, my friend's wife called and asked if I knew where he was, saying how he hadn't been home in days.

I don't know what to do, I'm freaking out right now. I still have the shrunken head necklace. I don't plan on goin to work tomorrow.

Sorry friend said he wouldn't go neer it. On mobile typing to fast.

Fae portal. If you'd gone through it you probably wouldn't have come back.

>>17826014

title of picture? artist?

ok

>Bloodborne costume scares entire city.

>>17825455
why dosent anyone beat the shit out of this guy, fucking brits no wounder you have sand niggers everyware

Interested --

Have any pictures or proof? Drugs could plausibly mess your shit up, but it would be unusual that you would have no recollection of it. Usually alcoholics and hardcore junkies, etc., know what has happened to them. Also, usually people who have serious bad trips, like on mushrooms, LSD, etc., wind up getting committed; they're not able to function. Go on more about the drug usage you remember getting into?

Otherwise, it's also possible you were just being a normal American, who goes through life somewhat like an automaton, watches TV 6 hours a day, etc.; and then something happened that made you basically smarter and realize how ignorantly you'd been behaving. I wouldn't expect this to be your explanation unless you came from a very uneducated/ignorant background -- could that be it?

>>17824967
Yes I felt like my body was on autopilot but my mind is not engaged. Maybe I am just going through life?

I have had a car accident in 2010 and I had saved my emergency room wristband to remind myself. I also bought new books in 2010 and I have them just on the shelf there with the receipt still inside.

I did feel suddenly a burst of high IQ. Seemingly out of nowhere and I have now a heightened sense of sensory perception and brain function. As if a "fog" had been lifted from my mind. Hence my quitting of (mind you a really great job) for I think I am smarter than that.

I can't put into words the feeling that time has lapsed and I cannot recall the six years in between. What astonishes me is there are no traces of the in-between years. No photos, documents, nothing. I would listen to 2010 songs and it would bring back memories from that year but nothing past. Maybe I need help

Welcome back op. It's nice to have you here.

>>17824729
same

>>17824729
flood prevention, please try again later

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Tfw you realize that the world is nothing but smoke and mirrors

>>17824431
Be accepting and respectful. From my experience ghosts only act out if they feel feared or disrespected. My apartment was haunted but it was a pleasant experience until I upset the ghost. I actually miss the playful haunting and it feels empty now that the ghost is gone

>>17824265
no but kurt did a lot of occult stuff

he was a big fan of anton lavey and did voodoo and hexes

>>17824272
Was his suicide such a "hex?"

>>17824286
no i think his suicide was regular and he probably had courtney or a friend help him

but I have heard that he tried putting a hex on a journalist once and that he was into voodoo

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>>17824197
Yes, it is called "ownership"

>>17825662
i liked this post

>>17825088
keep it up buddy, you're rocking those digits, shilling for demons all day long

May I introduce you, there was once a man Jesus who died and came back from dead after three days.

>>17824153

Im familiar with the concept.. and that, if true would be a resurrection. I'm more interested in reincarnation after death into a new body.

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No one can prove shit. That's what Faith is. Believing in something that can't be proven. The truth is no one really knows. The book Many lives Many masters is supposedly by a pschologist and i thought it was a fun read about reincarnation. Otherwise idk know thyself man.