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>>17684030
jesus girl eat some food

also time stamp

My brother woke up with scratches that were there for a few days, looked something like a deep scratch but he wasn't hurt or anything and they disappeared out of nowhere. It was never something like that though, it might've possibly been something you laid your back on earlier in the day?

>>17684030
Ok, so we are bashing people asking about cryptic stuff ?
Puzzles even scratched and nobody goes in even for the fun...

But we are okay with that ? come on /x/

Why don't you lose weight you tubby autist?

>>17684000
I don't weigh very much

I assume it attributes power from what the maker puts into it more than anything. Their efforts are appreciated cosmically and hold more spiritual power.

Some of the examples you gave though would probably channel lower level dark entities more though.

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>>17683863
>A board soaked in substances to which magical qualities are attributed

>>17683863
'Ouija' is like 'White-Out'. The word is trademarked, but nobody's gonna complain if you use it to refer to a non-Hasbro branded talking board that you aren't trying to sell. 'Talking board', spirit board, those are generic terms you could use instead if you're anal about trademarks.

>A board soaked in substances to which magical qualities are attributed

This reminds me of the use of fluid condensers in making scrying mirrors. I like the technique, but it would hurt a wooden tool. Steep psychic/necromantic herbs in walnut oil, strain, then use that to finish and polish a wooden board. And if you want to use cardboard, make an herb powder to sprinkle over it instead, don't get it wet at all.

>>17683804
mexicans

>>17683806
came here to post this

>>17683806
creepy mexicans

ftfy

>>17683622
i doubt there is a conspiracy to keep particular people from getting jobs. the average person barely has a voice in the first place so i don't see why they would invest so much effort in keeping particular individuals from succeeding.

i do believe that there are efforts to keep entire classes of people down. that doesn't mean they manage to keep every poor person from moving ahead socially and financially but they do keep most of them in their place.

they even have middle class people regularly voting against their own best interests because of lies and propaganda they are fed that is constantly reinforced by those at the top through the mainstream media.

if these classes of people could ever unite politically, they could improve their own station in life and that would threaten the hierarchy that's been carefully preserved. the internet has exposed a lot of bullshit and i believe that's why they've upped the rhetoric to apocalyptic levels in recent years. they need to inflame our emotions and keep us at each other's throats over relatively meaningless political discussions while the elite quietly maintain the status quo and the average person rages against their neighbor.

/leftypol/

100% erratas is real, whether or not that's wgat it's called. Why do you think they keep up with the arg disinfo crap?

>>17683545
>camping in high desert in sweet astro van
>been out there for a few days, moving around to different spots each day
>outside cooking up some delicious hotdogs on the coleman
>dog runs up out of nowhere
>seems friendly enough, figure there's another camper nearby
>look around, don't see anyone
>wait a little while, eat some hotdogs, still nobody around
>maybe he's feral or lost and just wants some hotdog
>offer, but he doesn't take
>he starts walking off, stopping, looking back and kind of stamping his front feet
>maybe i should follow him
>timmyfelldownthewell.jpg
>start following, and he takes off
>fucker is going too fast to keep up with
>all of a sudden, come to cliff and almost fall off
>first thought, is oh shit doggo ran off the cliff
>got down on my belly, crawled to the edge and looked down
>couldn't see him, even through my binocs
>just then, a eagle or hawk or something goes flying out, seemingly from the cliffside
>mfw skinwalker just tried to kill me

>>17683545

Only lunatics and god live in the desert. God was born in the desert.

Also, watch out for sun spiders or camel spiders. They skimper towards fire light.

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>>17683635
>They skimper towards fire light.

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>>17682919
Real talk, it's because the image of the grey alien is so ingrained into alien/UFO pop culture. A lot of isolated grey sightings usually occur out in the middle of nowhere in the middle of the night or after an evening with a few shots of Jack, so the credibility of most of these claims is, of course, pretty solid. In the case of abduction stories, that's kind of up in the air, though I figure the ayys are probably pumping abductees with obscene amounts of psychotropic drugs to keep them subdued.

I have always just chalked this up to inhibited senses filling in the blanks with what the mind expects.

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The first time we had something military-related was (when) I was on a trip with two (others). We were going over Angeles Crest Highway to visit the infamous Northrop facility in Lancaster. There had been sightings out there. This was our first time to go out there, near Edwards Air Force Base. We were on our way... we had a trip that should have taken 1.5 hours that took three hours. We had real, classic missing time; a bunch of physical symptoms; confused and lost. So we pulled over and thought, wait a second... When we (determined) what time it was, we thought, that’s impossible. We’d been on that road before.
During the next few days, I started to recall, consciously, an experience. And it was all ETs and an alien ship. The whole thing was with aliens. The three of us were together (etc.). Then I went to have regressions with Deborah Truncale, after I recalled it consciously. Apparently, I recalled seeing a guy in uniform standing in the back, on the ship, while ETs were doing something with us. There was a guy watching the whole procedure. I said this in regression. And managed to not only say this and discuss it with Deborah, but I had conveniently forgotten about this. And it was because of the recent experiences in July and November 1993, which jogged my memory to recall this one in 1991. One of my friends had said, don’t you recall we saw a guy in uniform before — you talked about it, don’t you remember? (The hypnotherapist confirmed this.) But I had conveniently put it out of my mind.

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Interested.

what are you hoping to find op?

nice pic

>>17682630
They are weeping angels. Look into the actual lore. They are not malevolent, just really fucking loud.

>>17682652
The loudness is what spooks me most probably. How are they like weeping angels?

Come on OP, more effort than a boring ol' image and a phrase.

Post some links or it's just you demanding others bring you info you're too lazy to look for.

>>17682565
http://wwwwwwww.jodi.org/

Look at the pinned post, you dingus.

>>17682494
Bloodborne is great if you're into Lovecraftian themes/stories

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>>17682509
Yeah, the visuals story telling is pretty outstanding there, can be both subtle and very in your face about it in a good way.

It's not exactly very scary, but Sunless Sea is weird and bizarre, creates a very interesting supernatural freaky world to get lost and die in.

>>17682418
could be niggers

Just banish the entity. Read the Tanakh and Brit Chadashah.

>He went to sleep for today
>I'm pretty sure he lives alone
RIP OPs friendo

Also, people who practice lucid dreaming have frequent run ins with SP. On reddit there are some good subs for SP and lucid dreaming. People there can likely answer any questions you have.

So a few days ago I think i experienced my first sleep paralysis, although I am not 100% certain, so someone please confirm.

>dreaming
>trying to speak to people in dream
>Its almost impossible, whenever I try, it just sounds like I have weird breathing problems
>take a very deep breath, and I hold it
>instantly wake up, and can see my room
>try to move my arms but I cant
>instantly understand what might be happening
>close my eyes and try wiggling my toes
>gain control of my body after 1-2 seconds

After opening my eyes, the whole ordeal took approximately 4 seconds, and I had control of my body

>>17685120
That's terrible anon, I'm really sorry. Has he been able to link anything during his waking life to these instances? I know scientists are still struggling to explain it.
>>17685134
Will check that out, thank you.
>>17685227
That sounds like a very mild case of it; I'm happy you were able to realize what was happening and get control, most people just panic.

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I had ran into a friend at a bar one night that was leaving a few days later to meet these people in California. I opted to go with so he'd have a companion, and as I've said I wanted a paid vacation. The journey there was nothing remarkable. We mostly drove straight through, stopped and looked around once in a while. Once we arrived, I was very excited to see some people I have not seen in a while. One of my longest known friends was there and it was good to catch up. I thought that this was going to be great. We were so tucked away on this mountainside it would take us a half hour just to get to any sort of "road". Even then, it was another half hour to one of the smallest towns I have ever been in. The first few days were great. Their set up was very impressive. I had a tent and a hammock tucked away in a little pine alcove. The weather was beautiful.

We would wake up at around 10 every morning and get to work. There were large garbage bags filled with trim we would push into tubes. There were large tanks of Butane we would use to fill the tubes and extract the THC to produce the hash. We would work until we felt like we wanted to quit. Most days this would mean 8-10 tube runs. Packing and unpacking, filling and unfilling, pouring hash into slabs and purging them in vac-ovens. Every so often we would gas the generators, sometimes waking up in the middle of the night to ensure the ovens always had power.

Things seemed kind of normal, but I always felt slightly uneasy. I felt as though I were being tested (and would later confirm this was the case).

>>17682389
Go on

>>17682401
seconded

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>I want to become a more spiritual person
how do i start?

Truth be told, avoiding 4chan at all costs would be a reasonable first step.

Meditate 20 minutes twice per day is always a good start

Personally, I think Alan Watts videos/books are helpful, but to each their own.

Read Bhagavad Gita.