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>>19365977
>>19365977
u are supposed to be afraid.. what are you doing??

>>19365963

how is that a curse?

the spiders set up shop every night so i can smoke in peace. tiny bugs inside my body assist in my repair processes. wasps fly around and sting anyone that gives me shit.

the bugs are an advanced defense network.

yeah keep posting.
brb getting a tendies sub

>>19365763
wut were the octopoids crimes? Maybe they were freedom fighters or something.

>>19365912
They were of course near a watery planet, because being both aquatic species, the smartest way to program an FTL travel system would be to have it make short "hops" each time to the next liquid water bearing planet to momentarily reorient its self before hopping to the next, on its way to its final destination. As this assures that IF you have mechanical difficulty, you can at least crash some place you could survive.
All of the Cetacean tech would have sunk to the bottom bottom... OR be covered in SOOOOOO much sediment to be unfindable.... OR rusted away completely SO NO EVIDENCE and I think I recall something about how Octopi can spontaneously control their evolution, so the “Ceph” wouldn't have even had any physical technology.
It's lame how dolphins are so rapey, but it makes sense... because they started out as spacecops... so like... even if they're hyperintelligent space people, they're still just the dumb cops of space....
So they got that whole cop fraternity thing going on, covering up for eachother's crimes and abuse of power.

They're really the worst of what space intelligence has to offer us, and after millions of years of just fishing and debauch OH GOD a spacedolphin who talked to an earth dolphin would be like "GOD DAMN YOU FUCKING HICK!"

So the Insects and the Amphibians are earth native... because the amphibians eat bugs... so it makes sense.... they form a complete ecosystem.

But The Mamallians (Ceta) come from space, and so do the Ceph.

A good story should start from the beggining, and I would like to begin with my great grandmother, we used to call her "Granny Irene", a name she despised for reasons I only now uderstand; she was over a hundred years old when she died, 103 to be precise, she was a clinically depressed, demented, hateful, old woman in her later years, or so I've heard from my whole family at the time, a true monument for the long dead eastern european folk traditions, but the dichtonomy of reality made me doubt these claims as from the moment I've appeared into these world she had shown me nothing but unconditional love and utmost care.

"My dearest son", she used to call me,constantly showering me with buckets of strawberries, and fresh fruits from her garden, a gift I couldn't appreciate at the tender age of 6, being the kind hearted, naive child I was; we always had enough food at home - eggs, meat, pasta,even the occasional snack, my mother and my grandmother were expert chefs,and it never made much sense to me, however, there was something else about grandma Irene that I only notice now, in retrospective, she spoke to me, and only to me, for hours to an end, most of her demented muttering was hard to understand at the time, as she spoke exclusively in old church slavic, and no other language; well, here is where it gets interesting.

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>>19365687
During her late 20's, Grandmother Irene was a holodomor survivor, actually ate her two dead younger sisters during the horrible famine, moreover, she was apperantly born with an affinity for the occult and taboo, serving as the village witch in a time when superstiotions and the archanic slavic gods still roamed at large beneath the iron curtain of the soviet union, something I dicovered from her parting gift to me, which I accidentally stumbled upon in my grandmother's house as a yound teen, and to the discontent of my family, and was studied throughoutly during my teens.

What she left me was inside an envelope my grandmother hid in her attic, it was a dusty place, full of a great many soviet artifacts, it's really not a surprise I spent a lot of time exploring it as a kid, eventually stumbling upon this gift.

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>>19365688
Assuming my family's stance on Grandma Irene, they most likely thought she would just be bad influence regardless of what's in the envelope, and it was sealed shut when I found it, inside I found a bunch of money, a diary, a book, a passport, and a note; the money I left for my grandmother, figured out lives abroad was much more comfortable than living off a dead nation's welfare money, she wouldn't accept it knowing it came from her own mother so I just left it on the piano, thinking she would later find it and do something useful with it, which, knowing her temper, I doubt she did.

The diary was, well, my grand grandmother's only diary, very detailed in some points, much less so in others, the dates were sometimes years apart and sometimes a dozen a week, it was a thick, monster of a paperback notebook spanning over around 200 written pages and over 80 years, with many left blank, Grandma Irene written about everything she experienced during her life and then some, it's way too vast to rephrase but the main point that are relevant to my current situation are these - she was, by far, not the first person in out family with close ties to witchcraft and the occult, and, she mentioned a curse running in our blood since times long forgotten.

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>>19364855
When I do the Dragon asana as pictured in The Equinox, the tops of my feet and ankles start to REALLY hurt. Last time, after only twenty minutes, I could barely straighten my feet out to stand up, and had to do it manually. Does anyone have suggestions? The pictures didn't show a square view from behind, so I'm not 100% certain that I have my heels and toes angled properly. Thanks in advance.

Redpill me on witchcraft vs magick.

>>19364924
Witchcraft is a type of magick. And dualism is cancer.

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Wants to know more, call's stuff horsecock when you know fuck all about it :)

I won't even say lurk moar because you won't find any proof around here.

>Believes in aliens but not spirits.
>Has never done DMT.

>>19364717
Gee wiz, dunno, maybe because there universe is vast and most likely life exists on other planets as well? It's much more logical than "invisible ghosts of people who died but only I and my illuminated friends can see". Even if the latter was true, the former is much more likely.

>>19364715
Eh, I gotta grab your attention somehow. "Plez teach me magik uwu" would've been ignored by most.

>>19362799
Nice try, Mr. Governmant Man.

According to this im going to heaven, even tho i killed two people. I think this is kinda bs

>>19363569
Answered yes to that as well, though it was self-defense in Iraq.

Heaven also.

Bumpiddiy

>>19362465
I think maybe buy the books bro? It has the info lol

>>19364087
You don't have to buy the books. There's tons of Youtube videos of old podcasts and radioshows where they bring the guy on and he talks about Missing 411 for a few hours. I think they even made a movie.

>>19362269
Initiation into Hermetics by Franz Bardon, very practical, highly good

The lemegeton. Hellblazer is the shiz

>>19362358
My man, do you think its invocation book would be nice too?

Its never going to happen my dude

>>19361088
It's happening sooner than you might think. Only problem is is it a psyop?

>>19361088
your body will be dead but your mind will still exist as lines of code.

>>19360125
looks like a mutilated monkey

I honestly can't find anything disproving it so I'm not sure.

I want it

Have u done lsd

You just wrote it you utter spastic.
>déjà vu

Have you been seeing repeating numbers lately? Such as 1111 and 999, 333 etc.

>>19354497
kinda looks like a man o war?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ahfb7M7jYvA

Beware the ghosts of October??

>>19353242
Yeah but I reject the exam, I'm too smart for you. I'll saddle up with the opposition.

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>>19353242
>thinking knowledge is worth a damn

all that knowledge and you haven't figured out that we are god? you haven't come to understand that we already know ALL and have fragmented ourselves to experience that knowing? fucking simpleton, fuck outta here with your fear. go spread love and become one with the source, niiiggggguuuuhhh

>>19371356
Level 7: TanteiSakana

>>19371356
>no Lexi Demun
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo20jMT_GD6iZREf5jxw5Fg

>>19371356
> no sv3rige

Paranormal News of the Week


Private firm set to land on the Moon in 2019

Astrobotic is aiming to land its unmanned Peregrine lunar lander on the surface of the Moon in two years' time. The Pittsburgh-based firm, which bowed out of Google's Lunar XPRIZE last year, will be launching its lunar lander atop a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket sometime in 2019.

"Astrobotic is thrilled to select a ULA launch vehicle as the means to get Peregrine to the Moon," said CEO John Thornton. "By launching with ULA, Astrobotic can rest assured our payload customers will ride on a proven launch vehicle with a solid track record of success."

The lander will be carrying 35 kilograms of payload on its initial flight however there are plans to ramp this up significantly in the future with up to 265 kilograms of payload capacity on subsequent flights. While Peregrine is currently set to become the first private lunar lander ever to touch down on the Moon, there is still an opportunity for one of the firm's competitors to beat it to the punch. The biggest threat comes from the five teams currently vying to win Google's Lunar XPRIZE, a contest that is offering a $20 million prize to the first privately funded team to successfully land a rover on the Moon's surface, drive it 500 meters from the landing site and then transmit a video back to Earth. Whether any of them will achieve this before Peregrine's 2019 mission however remains to be seen.

Full Story: https://www.space.com/37633-astrobotic-private-moon-rover-launching-2019.html

Nazi gold reportedly found in WWII shipwreck

A chest thought to be filled with Nazi gold has been found in the wreckage of the scuttled SS Minden. The ship, which has been located at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean near Iceland, was thought to have been hauling over $130 million worth of gold from South America to Nazi-occupied Europe. After being loaded by officials from Banco Germanico, it left Brazil on September 6, 1939 before being spotted by two British cruisers - the HMS Calypso and HMS Dunedin - out at sea. To prevent its valuables from being captured by the Allies, the crew deliberately scuttled the ship and left it to sink to the bottom of the ocean.

British treasure hunters are now attempting to acquire permission from authorities in Iceland to cut a hole in the ship's hull so that the chest can be recovered and taken back to the UK. It is believed that it could contain as much as four tons of the precious metal. Whether the vessel really does contain such a large haul of gold however, as well as whether the researchers will be granted permission to retrieve it, remains for the moment at least, unclear.

Full Story: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4077188/nazi-gold-treasure-shipwreck-iceland/

Traces of blood found on the Shroud of Turin

The mysterious Turin Shroud, which is believed by many to be the actual burial cloth of Jesus himself, has long been the subject of intense scrutiny, controversy and debate. Now following a thorough forensic examination of the cloth, researchers in Italy claim to have discovered traces of human blood within its fibers. Not only that, but a scientific analysis of these blood particles has suggested that the individual in question had likely been subjected to a prolonged period of physical torture before they died.

"Hence, the presence of these biological nanoparticles found during our experiments point to a violent death for the man wrapped in the Turin Shroud," said University of Padua professor Giulio Fanti.

The discovery has reignited debate over the true origins and authenticity of the shroud which for years has divided scientists and theologians alike. Some believe the relic to be a medieval forgery while others are convinced that it is genuine and that it dates back 2,000 years. But could the presence of blood on the shroud really point to it being the actual burial cloth of Jesus? Given that the shroud has been moved around a lot over the centuries, even if there really is someone's blood on it, there is no guarantee that it has actually been there all along.

Full Story: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/shroud-turin-blood-torture-victim-research-elvio-carlino-jesus-tomb-a7850621.html