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OP here. I'm a girl btw, in London

Now a bit of background on the Schizo is that aside from simply being schizo, he has night terrors. Most of his hallucinations are often nightmarish as well from what I understand. His personality as a result is very dissociated, depressed, and low key. A sad, whimpering psychotic. Almost like a negative Alice in Wonderland.

Now what struck me about his paper was how entirely different his perspective on fear is compared to mine, or most other people's that I know. To quote the paper:

> True terror is in something that is irrevocably broken. In horror movies, it is never the ghost or monster itself that is scary, but instead the brokenness it causes, or that created it. It isn't that the dead is haunting the house, but the warping of the physical house itself, the warping of the sounds and atmosphere itself, and the warping of the universe that causes the dead to influence it. True terror always comes at the realization that something has terribly broken the universe itself. The nature of the eldritch is that which the universe shouldn't allow. It is in its entirety an abomination to existence itself. It is the concepts of the infinite, the primordial, the primal, and the fundamental that truly terrify. This is why death is terrifying: it is infinite. The idea of an infinite, endless void, is psychologically painful to imagine. This same pain can be visited at the creation of the universe. A singularity, in which all time and space exists, surrounded by a vast void of true nothing, something we cannot imagine. It is intrinsically terrifying, and dwelling on it inspires true horror that we perceive as annoyance.

>To illustrate: Imagine you have a small box. The box measures 6 inches tall from the outside. No matter what you use, no matter how accurate or precise the instrument, you will always get 6 inches. It is absolute, comforting, solid. The inside however, measures 7 inches deep. It doesn't need to be this big of a difference. 6.1 inches would be enough. What would you do with this box? Most people think nothing of the idea. Perhaps an amusing oddity. They might take it to a scientist they think to themselves. Truthfully they don't realize the terror of the concept, because they have never really encountered something truly broken and evil. They don't realize that the idea of such a box is an abomination, and terrifying beyond conception. They don't realize how harmful the idea of such a box is, until they finally find something so broken as to show them.

The paper has a bunch of drawings and illustrations as well. The one attached in the OP is what he calls a " Box bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. " . However I cannot find anything about it anywhere. It looks like a magic circle of sorts, but nothing on google for "Satanic/Wiccan/Pagan circle" shows anything like it.

Figured /x/ might have some insight on what it is, or why it would be terrifying. Or perhaps /x/ could discuss the nature of terror or fear, and maybe help me understand where the kid is coming from.

Wiccan text maybe? I couldn't tell you what it's called off hand.

>>15282186
I believe that would be the Book of Shadows.

>>15282159
Torah is just the Old Testament, maybe try the Talmud and Mahzor

>>15260104
go on...

Are these FBI 'assumptions'? Because the first one is wrong; what's shocking about the whole alien thing is just how quick they can get around places. You think all these ships and fantastic propulsion systems get them around, but its really a matter of 3d positioning. A ship can be 'moved' in a moment across vast galactic distances. The irony of the hands-off observation approach is the hidden ones could land in front of you in the span of five seconds, invite you into their ship (space permitting, hahaha), and take you to, say, the surface of Mars in another few heartbeats.

>>15260104
Is it possible that the current Universe we exist in was created by sentient life?

>>15263229
Back when I was young, it appeared HUGE to me. But it was a small sub, which class, "Malutka", is roughly translated as "Baby" or "Little".

There was no way to get inside it from below and it was so large when I was around 10-12, that I couldn't even get on the concrete supports, let alone topside. However, I heard that older teenagers got in from above.

So as you might imagine, me and two of my best friends figured out we should get there some day. And we recalled that when we were about 17. So we decided to go there on one summer evening. As I mentioned there was no supervision or security of any sort, but we didn't want to attract attention of other people. So the day was already getting a bit dim and there were next to no people at the whole place.

It wasn't easy to climb the sub, but we managed to get on concrete support, then on a fin, then made our way up from there. After that, we got onto that tall bridge thing. The main hatch was of course welded shut. But those windoes you can see on top are large enough to get in. Well, me and my friend Maks did got in. But the other friend, Vlad got a bit scared at this point. You know, maybe a bit claustrophobic. I felt it too, those windows weren't exactly comfortable and we had no idea what was inside the sub. Still, we pulled out flashlights and got inside. Vlad stayed on top.

Moar! This is interesting so far.

>>15263259
The sub turned out pretty much as we expected. Inside it was rusted a LOT, a lot of wall and floor parts were missing, so we moved using support beams. First we checked the nose, where the torpedoes were. It was same stuff everywhere. A lot of rusty metal, that's all. Of course it was absolutely cool for us to be there in the first place. Then we moved around the center and finally into the back, to the engine compartment. There, Maks got ahead, while I stayed a bit behind to look at some junk that wasn't as rusted, trying to figure out whatever it was.

And some point I grew bored of it and went further in to see what Maks had found. And then I saw him.

The engine compartment wasn't as rusted and destroyed for whatever reason, I could move quite easily there, and so did Maks, who stood about in the middle of it. He didn't move however and was staring at something I didn't see, frozen, his flashlight pointed there with his arms down beside the body. That was weird, and I moved a bit closer to get a better look. Finally I moved at an angle which allowed me to see what Maks was looking at.

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I HAVE COME FROM /B/ IN SEARCH OF A CURE

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YOU SEE

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I'll start.

I found a link to a stream of a cam placed on a satellite. Really surprising, but nothing was happening on that satellite so it was quite boring after a bit.

Someone recreated the 1994 Dreamworks Interactive website, you can even visit the section about their upcoming ps1 game. ...But why?

I found a woman who was searching for a pedo husband to make and raise children. You know why.

Someone made a creepy website with a video, spooky/gore pictures and emblematic sentences. You can find it under the "uncategorized" section on the Hidden Wiki, at least if it's still there.

I found a guide on how disassembly an human dead body, so you could conserve it and eat it. There were even actual recipes about how to cook particular pieces of bodies and organs. Fucked up man.

I found bestiality, terrorism and how to cook almost every drug you can think of. So nothing new.

I found a login screen that I posted here some years ago, we found a solution and entered the site. It was like an dark imageboard with a textboard section. Nothing really interesting.

OnionIB is dead, Trichan has a login required now. Anonchan requires a login but it's easy to access.

Also, is there really someone who read these endless terrorism black pages with really small text? Is there something relevant? There could be gold hidden in there, nobody will ever find it because even looking at these pages without actually reading is still too boring.
Same can be said for the endless .txt that you can find in there. Some of them are really interesting.

Protip: of you are using Tor, you better be on Linux or OS X.

Windows is vulnerable as fuck, it's all explained on the Hidden Wiki.

>the deep web, a place of absolute freedom of speech
>Hidden Wiki gets taken hostage
>either remove CP or never function again
>they gave up freedom

It's not even about the CP. That place has lost all fucking credibility it had.

Why do you choose to be christian?
If demons are real and, I assume, older than religion, why do people need religion to deal with them?

Thanks for the thread.
Hmm.. Where do I even begin..
Does music really carry demonic influences? My brother has changed over time, dramatically as his music choices got darker and darker.

What are good ways of knowing if you're dealing with a demon or possessed individual? How specific can they get when they "know" things? When it's vague, could it not just be a mere coincidence?
In what ways did you "deal" with them when you encountered them? More details on them specifically?
Possible green text stories of these events?
Have you ever been targeted by one yourself?

>>15226484

>Why did you choose to be a Christian?

I chose to be a Christian through a whole lot of personal research I won't get into, it involved prophecies, the Dead Sea Scrolls and a whole lot of other things. But ultimately I concluded that I really did want to follow Jesus, and it was a personal decision of mine.

>If demons are real and, I assume, older than religion, why do people need religion to deal with them?

I don't know what you mean by this question specifically. But I don't believe it's religion per se that deals with them, at least not in my experience.

Christians(the ones who acknowledge what I do) believe that Jesus gave us the Authority to cast out Demons in his name. It's something all Christians can do with Faith. You don't need any sort of special badge to do it.

>>15226501

>Does music really carry demonic influences?

Yes it does, but don't go burning your Aerosmith CDs on that account. Your brother probably didn't change because of the music he listened to. The worst thing you can do with this stuff is become a religious zealot.

>How specific can they get when they "know" things?

They can be veeerrrry specific. They love pointing out your flaws. I ended up breaking down emotionally over it once, I won't get into the details. But they can mess with you. Do not EVER respond to their verbal attacks.

>When it's vague, could it not just be a mere coincidence?

Investigations into it are investigations for a good reason. Anyone can pretend to be possessed. Just don't be gullible.

>In what ways did you "deal" with them when you encountered them?

I rebuked them in the name of Jesus, I also often told them that the Blood of Jesus was upon them. That seems to be very effective.

>Have you ever been targeted by one yourself?

Probably, but I have Faith that I am protected. I just hope God doesn't decide I need to be tested Job-style. I would fail.

http://youtu.be/COKmngVmm5c
Something about this one always unsettles me

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpo77fjB_dE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVIw3eFq5VU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBZ3Y3ISEOM

>>15202938
Is that the rake?

Here's another in case anyone's here
>be on the computer in my moms master bedroom
>very focused on my hw but see littlest sister walk in and go into the master bathroom, presumably to do hair or something
>start talking to her! complaining about my hw. Eventually ask her a question and she ignores it
>at this point I say "hey D are you even listening??"
>go into the bathroom
>mfw it's empty
>I nope downstairs and find her on the couch. She's been down there with her friend the whole time

It was not the first and not the last time this happened. This 'seeing someone out of the corner of your eye who wasn't there' thing happened to every person who lived there and to friends who didn't. Most often the 'person' was mistaken for the littlest sister, except when it was the littlest sister who saw it

These are only mildly disconcerting things so far. It gets so much worse than that

these are so out of order sorry it's been many years. First truly frightening thing I can remember
>seventh grade. First year we lived there. I'm the first knew who gets home every day
>get home and open the front door
>massive amount of silverware clatters in the kitchen, like five or so people all dropped some at once
>I'm ready to yell at my cat until I look over and see him jumping off the front windowsill to see wtf that noise was
>haha you think I went in the kitchen to see what it was I'm not a fucking dumbass I've seen scary movies
>slammed the front door closed and waited on the porch for sister to get home
>no one inside, no silverware out of place

Not gonna keep going till someone shows up lol but I have a massive store of these. Just say the word

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>>15187879
Seriously, no one?

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>>15187879

>>15187894
I never saw anything interesting there.
Empty grey/black markets, empty forums, empty emptiness.
Fucking ghost town.

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Oh, I almost forgot, here's the ongoing list of ADDITIONAL background music options we've had suggested.

Kamarheit:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzJTgvCr9n4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ne8EejKri1Y

Lacus Somniorum:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i62rxJDonaw

Cities Last Broadcast
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2tNUaSPO8Ow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtNn9wmD0A8

If you have some decent background music you're using for this thread, share a YouTube link with us. If it's good, it'll show up in future threads.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oakland_County_Child_Killer

>During a 13-month period, four children were abducted and murdered with their bodies left in various locations within the county. The children were each held from 4 to 19 days before being killed. Their deaths triggered a murder investigation which at the time was the largest in US history. The murders are still unsolved.

>Fear and near mass hysteria swept southeastern Michigan as young people were inundated with information on "stranger danger", and parents clogged streets around schools dropping off and picking up their children. The few who did walk, walked in groups and under the watchful eyes of parents in "safe houses", where children could go if they felt uncomfortable. Children even avoided using a playground directly behind the Birmingham police station.

>Timothy King, 11, borrowed 30 cents from his older sister and left his home in Birmingham, skateboard in hand, to buy candy at a drugstore on nearby Maple Road on Wednesday, March 16, 1977, at about 8:30 pm He left the store by the rear entrance, which opened to a parking lot shared with a supermarket, and vanished.
>In an emotional television appeal, Timothy's father, Barry King, begged the abductor to release his son unharmed. In a letter printed in the Detroit News, Marion King wrote that she hoped Timothy could come home soon so she could serve him his favorite meal, Kentucky Fried Chicken.
>In the late evening hours of March 22, 1977, two teenagers in a car spotted his body in a shallow ditch alongside Gill Road, about 300 feet south of Eight Mile Road in Livonia, just across the county line in Wayne County. His skateboard was placed next to his body. His clothing had been neatly pressed and washed. He had been suffocated and sexually assaulted with an object. The postmortem showed that Timothy had eaten fried chicken before he was slain.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taman_Shud_Case

>December 1st, 1948
>Unidentifiable dead man found dead sitting on the beach at 6:30am
>Nothing on his person except for an unlit cigarette behind his ear and a half smoked one sitting in the collar of his shirt, a search of his pockets found only a used bus ticket, an unused train ticket, bubble gum, a branded packet of smokes (Army Club) with a different brand of smokes inside (Kensitas)
>Bus stop related to ticket was within 1km of where he was found
>Well dressed with all the tags removed from his clothes
>Was seen the previous night not far from where the body was discovered
>Dental records did not match any known person
>The autopsy failed to detect any foreign substances inside his body, his heart and blood vessels a normal size, despite there being blood mixed with the food inside his stomach and his kidneys and stomach being heavily congested

>Found inside a hand sewn pocket on the inside of the man’s pants was a tiny, rolled up piece of paper with the words "Taman Shud" on it
>The words "Taman Shud" translate to "ended" or "finished" and were the closing lines in a book named The Rubaiyat and followed this poem:

And when thyself with shining foot shall pass
Among the Guests Star-scatter'd on the grass
And in your joyous Errand reach the Spot
Where I made One – turn down an empty Glass!
>A man allegedly found the original copy that police believe had belonged to the dead man on the back seat of his car on the morning the man’s body was discovered
>On the back page was a series of "codes" faintly hand written with the MLIAOI line crossed out:

WRGOABABD
MLIAOI
WTBIMPANETP
MLIABOAIAQC
ITTMTSAMSTGAB

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amfag

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bump

Bumping because skin walker threads make me rock hard

I love them too.

Not sure if it goes in the skinwalker category, but,
>BEEP BEEP BEEP I'M HOOOOMMEEEE
Genuinely unnerved me.

This is retarded, everybody knows skinwalkers aren't real

For my personal divination so far, I've accumulated the following tools and tested them out.

Tarot Cards: The method I've had the most success with, my go-to if I ever feel like doing a general reading for my day or when I'm feeling conflicted.

Scrying via Pendulum: My sister, a practicing witch, got me a pendulum as a gift because I have a habit of hanging things from my desk. I wouldn't call it reliable. I've heard a lot of people who use them say that you have to 'tune' them, so I've been using it off and on for half a year now with results that make me rather skeptic. Maybe try it with different materials?

I Ching: Very reliable, likely moreso than Tarot in my experience. Very direct form of divination. I'd recommend this to anyone who is looking for a new method.

Palmistry: Tried it off and on, never had much luck, not experienced enough and have a hard time really learning the art.


Anyone have tips for scrying and palmistry? They seem unreliable, but I've heard people swear by them.

Bump
I do tarrot and i want to learn MOREE..

>>15213138
>Scrying via Pendulum
I'm very skeptical when you talk about scrying it above some words like "yes, no, maybe" but when you want like to find someone lost or something, you can scry a crystal for it to point the desired direction to him.

>Palmistry
I dont got much learning myself because i'm focused onto different kind of readings, but Palmistry is VERY reliable. It even got science proof etc. The problem is to find and separate the genuine palmistry (generally refered as Chiromancy) and the lucky shot bullshit.

Read this http://www.channel4embarrassingillnesses.com/episodes/episode-guides/embarrassing-bodies-series-6/episode-3--caerphilly/brain-gender/

>>15207875
Not worried bro. I can hold my breath for 7 days while fighting underwater. If you want I can go kill some of these things for you.

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>>15207875
Bumping with pics

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>>15207875