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I'm not there, but it's interesting that there have been multiple UFO sightings there, dating back to 1968. Why would that be?

>>17174717
you dont have a fucking cheap ass phone to make a picture?

>>17174936
This

>>17174681
Umm.... autism?

Because, Jesus in space.

>>17174681
because the memes are strong

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>>17174635
Drop it on me, true blue paranormal lifer here what is your problems.

>>17174635
Well before we give you our opinions, you have to actually say what the hell is happening with you.
Faggot

Before the events happened I haven't had that much believed in such stuff, so it was pretty weird at first.
Basically It started last Year when I felt some attendance. I got goosebumps when I felt that attendance and got some wierd feeling inside of me.

when i went outside at the evenings and watched the stars it was like someone was watching me.

So one night I said Goodnight into the area I thought the attendance was. Then it felt like it crawled around me like fog. I just thought I was juststressed and tired.

However, I still felt a strange attendance in the house from then on. Like someones watching me.

Some time later I woke up in the middle of the night. I have the exact moment in mind because I looked at the clock. Then I closed my eyes again and thought someones watching me from the end of my bed. Then I saw some dark creature (I would describe it as something like the girl in the PC. Game F.E.A.R). However I heard some undevinable voices in my ears and couldn't move. It felt like someones grabbing into my body. then after some moments it dissapeared.

The next morning, after laying in bed shocked for like 3 hours. I went into the kitchen, ate some cereals, then I felt the appearance again and the valve in the kitchen sink startet to drip faster and faster. And there was some weird pressure on my ears like i gt summoned and somethings getting near me, so I left the kitchen really fast. Got into my bedroom and felt it again.

Just left the house then for classes at university.

What would you say happened to me?
(There's more.. may write about the other stuff too if requested)

I was always interested in knowing what the "unun" elements were.

>>17174659
I think it's because the element hasn't received a proper name yet so the unun is like saying 1 1....PENT=5....Ununpentium= 115

>>17174628
We've known about missing elements for decades. Lazar is a fraud.

There are gaps in the periodic table where we KNOW there's an element, the first to find it gets to name it. Lazar didn't know anything that a schoolkid wouldn't.

>>17174617

I've listened to all the episodes. They aren't all that bad, but I totally get you're saying. I would like to hear the suggestions of others as well, as I have noticed yes they do a good amount of research before they record a show, a lot of this stuff should be things these guys should already know but you can tell they just learned about it. Makes me wonder if the subject matter is something that actually interests them.

>>17174693
I can't imagine you'd make a show based around topic that doesn't interest you. Seems doomed to die quickly.

>>17174716
Well, I mean, it seems sort of like the concept of Stuff You Should Know, where they hear of a topic: e.g. The Franklin Coverup and then they each independently do research on it (as far as I can tell) and then come back and report their findings. There's a lot of paranormal/x/ related stuff that I'd like to just get the basic story on. Like, for an example, we all talk about Skinwalkers, but what's the origin, their powers, their objective, what culture are they from, proof, disproof etc. The LPOL on the Dylatov Pass incident and The Franklin Coverup where excellent and very well research. It wasn't so much that it was something they were experts in already, but that they'd put the work in.

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>a antique civlization

correction an antique civilization

I literally have no idea what you are asking for.

>>17174491
https://www.youtube.com/user/alantutorial
I guess this is what your looking for?

>>17174570

i think he means videos of people on youtube who are slowly slipping into mental illness

I fetch my fucking nigger and kick him in the fucking nigger hands

>>17174430
>fucking nigger
>fucking nigger hands

Dat fear boner. I get you man.

Walk

Sigil magic is, in a way, the base of all magical systems. Sigil magic is personal symbolism made manifest. Likewise, all magical systems rely upon symbolism to produce results.

Is the way it's packaged new and interesting? Yes. Is it actually new? Only in the sense that you're blazing your own path, instead of reciting verses already written for you, a la LBRP etc.

The Principia Discordia? It's a good read. Lighthearted, jovial, Erisian to the t. And like you said, subliminal chaos.

Chaos mages are a surprisingly patient bunch.

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>>17174387
>>17174415
TFW all 3, but my fb never gets posted and people just tell me to stop roleplaying. Ya cucks, I'll get right on that after this next break in the psychosis.

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>>17174387
Eddie the Head is the Iron Maiden mascot

>>17174387
The profile pic is from Marble Hornets.

I'm in the same boat as you, anon. I've been battling depression, being poor, and having failed relationships for almost 10 years now. The one key that I've found that works more than anything is to build habits and form repetition.

Being 'motivated' or having a sudden burst of inspiration is nice, but it's also fleeting. Those feelings WILL fall away and you WILL come back to square one as you progress forward. You need to build habitual habits that move you towards whatever goal you've set for yourself.

If you're wanting to become stronger physically, start out by doing 5 minutes of exercise per day. Build this 5 minutes until it becomes a habit for you--something that you NEED to perform otherwise you become uncomfortable. Once that habit is established, add more time to it. Try to go for 20 minutes until that becomes a habit.

This can be applied to any endeavor you want to accomplish and doesn't rely on you to feel inspired, motivated, or even in a positive mindset to perform. Remember that progress is something that should exist rather you feel sad, happy, depressed, and so on.

>>17174515
I get it anon and i see the point you described so our soul and mind should be first thing we need to convince that inner force

Kriya yoga.

/k/ here. Do you own a firearm? get one. Do not go alone. Look up recipes for white ash rounds.

>>17175158
actually i dont own one yet but ive been meaning to get one, reccomendations for close uarters and easy in a home?

>>17174352
What city do you live in? If you live close enough, I'd consider going with you.

It's all in ur brain.

Wash some cold water over your face, slap yourself and get your head straight. Then go try a cupcake without the crazy thoughts.

>Other aspects of Portuguese folk religion were not approved by the official church, including witchcraft, magic, and sorcery. Formal religion, folk beliefs, and superstition were frequently jumbled together, and in the popular mind all were part of being Roman Catholic. Particularly in the isolated villages of northern Portugal, belief in witches, witchcraft, and evil spirits was widespread. Some persons believed in the concept of the "evil eye" and feared those who supposedly possessed it. Again, women were the main practitioners. Almost every village had its "seers," practitioners of magic, and "healers."

>>17174276
Eh, even if I'm just imagining the fish oil taste, that doesn't explain why/how this woman showed up claiming to be my aunt when I've never heard of her and the rest of my family regarded her as a stranger.

I know, however, that I'm not topically susceptible to suggestion. If not for that, I would be more likely to accept that I'm just imagining the taste.

>>17174239
Looks like a dogman warning

>>17174239
It's some witch stuff.

any other ideas? thought it was strange

>>17174225
Demystification can occur a number of ways. Are you talking about an unlearning gnosis so to increase understanding and knowledge or an unlearning process as in reducing it to probability and sensation?

>>17175194
More the first one

>>17175221
When you get into the Tarot, one thing to keep in mind is they're just another device for psychomancy. They're tools for discourse with trans-dimensional energies/currents/spiritual beings/forms/self. Each deck has its own unique symbolism and each deck speaks to its user differently. When we think upon the tarot, we must not think immediately upon the prescribed symbolism but upon the energies which we receive through engagement.

The impulses we encounter, the songs hummed to us through readings, uniquely speak to the diviner. Orthodox prescriptions to the detailing of a given card are not necessarily absolute. You must look into the message and see beyond their symbolism on a level where you explore difference of imagery in ways which are psychosomatic. The tarot engages us on a more primordial aspect than many other divination forms, such as the Ouija or stichomancy. Tarot symbolism operates from the dream/impression spheres of connectivity. When we open gateways through utility of the Tarot, we are diving into receivable messages which commune through visuals, emotions, preconditioning impressions, and then asks us to completely fracture the encounter in a way which the attuned will understand.