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>Is reincarnation real

I believed in it in my last three lives, but now a days I'm not so sure.

>>17485655
I've mostly ever heard "past life" stuff from loopy headed women. I don't believe it for a second desu.

>>17485655
Buddhists believe in it, but it's likely a coping mechanism to deal with the fact that there just might be nothing beyond death. Still a neat idea though.

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Holy fuck, is the catalog that complicated that today's youth is unable to figure out how to use it? How could it be made more fool friendly?

>>17485619
i fucking scared of sloths

>>17485634
disneysloth.gif

OP, though the info I can gather about you from this post is scant, I firmly believe I am correct in stating that the last person society would be interested in preserving the consciousnesses of forever is you.

>>17485534
Jesus christ anon

I fucking hope not
last thing we need is immortality

>>17485453
Yeah, I'm sure most everyone has a few recurring dreams. I guess they're supposed to tell you something about yourself. I'm guessing that last one was telling you that you had to use the bathroom.

I recently had a recurring dream that I've had a few times change for the better a couple nights ago.

>at some nighttime pool party with a bunch of
people I don't know. Just chillin' in the pool.
>suddenly everyone, including me get up and go out on the front porch for some reason.
>some alien creature looks like a cross between a grey and what most people think the chupathingy looks like
>bites this reporter lady and she starts freaking out
>she starts melting and growing spikes out of her face
>the alien shape-shifts to blend into the crowd and infect more people
>but before that it calls some monster hound thing to keep everyone on the porch
>if they try to run it tackles them and drags them under the porch
at this point the dream usually goes on 'till it gets everyone including me, but this time...
>I figure out who the alien is disguised as and tackle it before it infects anyone
>I thumb it's eyes out and squeeze it's head until it pops like a pimple
>the beast gets mad and tries to attack me
>I dodge until it's attacks become so predictable I'm able to counter
>when it jumps I use it's momentum to throw it off the porch or into a wall
>after a few times of this it get so weak that it's slow enough for me to grab when it jumps
>take it by its hind legs and slam it into a nearby post, breaking it's neck
>save the day and everyone goes home
The End

I've also had dreams exactly like that second one you described, OP. I just opened up a trash can and sat there pissing into it for what felt like hours. I'm lucky I didn't piss myself in my sleep or something.

>>17485577
thats a weird way to tell yourself you have to pee

>>17485453
Mine are usually low gravity. I can jump thirty feet in the air, sometimes throwing in flips and spins for fun, other times just for quick transportation from one place to another.
The rest involve running so fast (usually 10-15mpg) that I don't have to touch the ground anymore for some reason. I just lift my legs a bit and float along, only occasionally having to take a step if I slow down too much. Part of my brain must think that the more horizontal momentum you have, the less vertical momentum will affect you.

Lots of freedom and jumping/dashing everywhere. Feels good, man.

As much as I could remember a tape recorder and the player in the woods on my family's property when I was 13.
No one in my family fessed to having it
It was in the middle of the woods. Makes me wonder.. didn't see it after my cousins took it

Why did you post a picture of the Vimy Ridge memorial?

>>17485464
Too bad you weren't able to see any footage

>>17485476
Just thought it had that ominous feeling

Hair and nails. Be aware of that!! Protect your self, anon.

Here in Morocco witch and sorcerers use nails, hair and sometimes pictures of people to be able to cast spells on them, or revoke it

Nope

go away you fucking cunt no one wants to play with you

>worlds is shit
>there is nothing paranormal
>just autistic fucking losers who never left and pretend to be a cult
>he makes this thread every few weeks
>autistic virgin

sage thread

>>17485406
Not again...

Sry but I think Worlds is a fine reduct fot /x/ ppl

try to jump see if you find them

>>17485408
this

Fucking hell.

50 dogs in the last 50 years

Other dogs have not been as fortunate. In the past half-century, some 50 dogs have leapt to their deaths from the same historic bridge.

During one six-month period last year, five dogs jumped to their deaths.

All of the deaths have occurred at virtually the same spot, between the final two parapets on the right-hand side of the bridge, and almost all have been on clear, sunny days.

Furthermore, the dogs which have perished have all-been long-nosed breeds: labradors, collies and retrievers.

Dorren Graham, of the Scottish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals calls the phenomenon a 'heartbreaking mystery'.

'There are lots of owners whose dogs have died and who are trying to find out why they jumped.'

Could dogs be deliberately committing suicide?

Built in 1895 by Calvinist Lord Overtoun, the ornate Victorian structure arches 50ft over Overtoun Burn, the stream which runs below.

Now, thanks to stories posted on the internet, doglovers from around the world are asking: could dogs be deliberately committing suicide on this particular bridge, and if so, why?

In an attempt to solve a problem which has left many local dog owners so concerned, they will no longer walk their pets on the doomed bridge, a host of specialists converged on the west Scotland town earlier this year to investigate - and finally solve the mystery.

Rumours have long circulated that the bridge and nearby Overtoun House are haunted. In 1994, local man Kevin Moy threw his baby son to his death from the bridge, claiming he thought the child was the anti-Christ.

Shortly after he tried to end his own life with an unsuccessful suicide attempt from the same bridge.

Donna Cooper says: 'Rumour has it that he was on drugs, but he insisted the place was haunted and it does seem to have a strange effect on people and dogs.'

>>17485129
Story?

>>17485180
What do you mean?
Story behind that video?

>>17485198
Nah man he's looking for a summary of the new Star Wars

La gigi es super wena.

>my english sucks is because it's not my main lenguage

Thinks intentionally spelling a word wrong makes it look it was written by a non-native speaker. It doesn't. OP you're just a dork, plain and simple.

Well i am, i just came for any information.

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I think their name is very pretty

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there's a yoga studio upstairs

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handsome murals all over the outside

>>17484582
>Does anyone else here make, or is interested in, thoughtform art?

Here's an idea; Tell /x/ what the fuck "thoughtform art" is.

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>>17484582
That ain't my thoughts. lol...

I imagine they would look a bit more majestic...

Not a two dimensional drawing.

>>17484589
It's sort of complicated to explain, so I was hoping there'd be people more experienced with it.
The concept originated from the theosophical society, and the idea is to represent the "aura" of a certain idea, I guess. If you really want to get into it, there's a book about them here: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/16269/16269-h/16269-h.htm
But that's a bit more supernatural and esoteric than I am.

>>17484602
Yeah no shit, it's a representation, just like how that image isn't really an orange.

>>17484544

>Rhythm is a cancer
>It's a soul companion
>You can feel it everywhere
>Lift your hands and voices
>Free your mind and join us
>You can feel it in the air

>>17484646
nice anon

>>17484544
Faggot.

You can see her walk away. Really neat though.

>>17484546
Yeah it's pretty impressive

Man, are there even any legit paranormal experts on this board anymore?

Anybody with even one paranormal encounter under their belt could tell you that this is a classic case of interdimensional abduction. The greys from the crab nebula are known to do this almost daily--they're particularly active in Russia and Southern Appalachia.

The fact that you faggots can't see that this is what's going on really tells you something about the status of /x/ in 2016.

I bet most of you newfags have never even created a Tulpa before.

>>17484539
" looked up and saw a glowing orange object in the sky, to the east. It was moving very irregularly... suddenly there was intense light all around me - and when I came to, I was home."

This ^

>>17484551
I'm going to have to agree with this guy.

It's pretty clear. You driving home with just a couple of miles to go. Then you looked up and saw a glowing orange object in the sky, to the east. It was moving very irregularly... suddenly there was intense light all around you - and when you came to, you were at home.

Some kind of migraine/seizure related fuckery, it sounds like. DO you have a history with anything like that?