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>>17466238
The bible

astral projection

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>>17466238
Angels and demons exist. The best available evidence for an afterlife is the knowledge that energy cannot be destroyed, only moved into another form.

>>17483257

Have you heard of Candle Cove? I heard it's real.

some old school creepy shit...

Vegetable Soup
New Zoo Revue
The Clangers

>>17483287
>Vegetable Soup
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRcNIqrZ6KI

NOPE!

3sp00ky5me

>>17482167
Hyperpenis.

>>17482167
most of it would be mundane stuff we got on earth .
you might find some interesting variants on silicates like instead of water you have hydrochloric acid stuck in the lattice or exotic combinations of iridium and francium or something

put a bullet in your brain

It's tricky and takes effort if you can't do it in your in your first attempts. Try mastering lucid dreaming. OBEs are essentially LDs. Someone says they have more control in the formers though. Meditation is another big bonus if you choose the right one. Sleep deprivation helps with WILDs.

use your mental aura, relax

You're right OP the horror movies of today rely too much on jump scares rather toying with our actual fears.

Definitely try:
>Jacob's Ladder

Maybe try:
>Mulholland Drive
>Lake Mungo

Noroi

That movie is fucking terrifying.

whats this

>>17479329
It's the legendary super slut who takes it in all 3 holes. That's why she's called the holy3. The depiction of her here though shows her as masculine purposefully, telling you to look deeper and don't judge a book by it's cover, that's definitely a female.

>>17479340
I fucked a squirrel to death with another frozen squirrel once.

also if you have any ideas on where I could start to look further into this such as books or news articles I'd appreciate that quite a lot.

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>>17476549
You're asking multiple things, so I'll address the two most obvious ones.

Cosmic horrors, as in huge critters living in space. If we knew of any, we'd be eaten by now. It's within the realm of possibility that such things exist. Our current science can barely detect planets around neighboring stars.

Sanity check failure. It is possible to see something that voids the warranty on your brain? Probably. Pic related. If you encounter something you can't handle, you either take refuge in denial or you blue screen. There are some cool experiments where people simply did not notice the guy in the gorilla suit.

>>17476742
sorry if I asked too many questions. It's a pretty vague subject so to maximize interest I asked a few different questions relating to one topic. Now we've talked about the possibility of cosmic horrors existing in space but what about smaller scale creatures living in our oceans? The bloop has some potential and if you don't dismiss it as glacial movement it isn't too much of a stretch to think it's simply a disturbing horror laying dormant at the bottom of our deepest oceans. That's not what I believe as of right now but if given some kind of evidence I may be convinced. It's a lot of ifs but I just don't see a reason why it couldn't be something at least similar to Cthulhu

>>17481516
Yes! Not necessarily its core but a variety of different methods could be used to redirect a planet's orbit. Hell, right now if the human race, as we know it, decided that shifting how our planet moves were absolutely our most important priority and dumped all resources into making that a reality, we could probably do it.

But not very well. In all likelihood we'd either end up just changing our rotation or tilt, or knock ourselves into a collision course with something around us. Aaaand we'd probably burn off a good portion of our atmosphere and water in the process.

>won't be habitable cause natural cycles interrupted
>won't go fast enough to get anywhere
>poor steering
>immense use of resources

Probably doable but no reason to do it

>>17481516
I mean theoretically speaking if the proper technology was available I assume one could build a man made exoskeleton "planet" around a star given the star had enough energy to supply/support the "planet" w an energy source.. which could then be designed to move around space if you could design a sort of engine that manipulated gravitational waves/frequencies n matter to get around... I'm no scientist, but I don't see why it isn't possible.

Marble hornets. I remember that shit.

>>17479954

>>a long long time ago
>>playing jedi knight dark forces 2 on microsoft zone
>>meet someone who gives me a link that needs a password to proceed
>>blank page, just wants a password
>>she gives me a password
>>i login
>>top to bottom spooky shit
>>i can't access any links passed first page
>>she says if I'm ready to have everything I've ever believed fucked with, she would give me more access
>>mfw I'm not ready
>>never hear of it again, or see her
>>fuck my younger self

I can't remember anything specific, it was over 15 years ago. I know it overwhelmed my adolescent brain.

I don't know, I remember seeing that video back then as well. I had a friend stay the night and when he watched it, utterly broke down into a panic attack, cause it looked like something he seen as a child.

>friend sees spooky shit as a child
>friend has never heard of slenderman till '13 btw
>14 years later spooky Slenderman is formed and made relevant
>No tulpa has been found of slenderman yet

Overall, my story is it's not true until more and more stories are formed long before slenderman was created back in '07

>>17478896
What are your qualifications?

>>17479021
Well honestly we're on /x/ so it won,t be that high. I'd like military experience or Law enforcement background. But beggrs can't be choosers. Must have knowledge of firearms and weapons saftey, not a total fucking retard and be able to comply with simple commands and tasks.

>>17478896
People who want to kill without understanding are bad people. I mean, yeah, I know you're just some regular dumbass on 4chan and probably stoned, mouthing off, but just imagine, for a second, you were serious. You're saying, "I want to run around killing everything I don't understand."

You're /pol/ material. You don't have any idea.

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>>17478777

>>17478789
devil inside

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3: theyre both dead, could not make sense of 1 and 2

2- fuckers dont know how to care for a baby

>>17475944
Good job. Another user has already solved 2nd.

want to sexy time at the pickwick?

u wan sum fuk?

Blackstar canyon.

>>17471174

No. Orgone isn't thermal energy, it's bioelectric energy.

>>17471174
>>17471300

To elaborate, orgone energy won't create a heat signature outside if a body. Though it could potentially heat up a body it's entering.

>>17471316
Potentially cause a reaction which feels to the recipient as if they are heating up. Most likely, increase of blood to the area.

And what's "bioelectric energy"? Like electric eels have, or like we all have powering our nervous system? I know language can be challenging but I don't like confounding esoteric principles with physical-realm language. 'Orgone' most definitely isn't electricity.

How the fuck would it work if there is billions more humans alive now than a century ago ?

I doubt it OP. You die and are no longer a closed system detecting the surroundings and forming an idea/model. You kill yourself and it is just nothingness that you can't even fathom because you don't have the tools (senses) to be aware of it. Your energy dissipates back into the entropic cycle

>>17468288
That's why everyone is so shitty, because most people are like an 1/8 of a soul now

>>17468130
Neither. Resurrection to shame and destruction, or resurrection to glory. Either way, we're all eternal; this is our one and only life; choose wisely.