Sharing your magical experiences on 4chan are inhibiting the

>>18104530
Nobody cares

I forgot my reaction image.exe

>>18104689
Fpbp

Thought germs...
The internet is full of thought germs not just 4chan.

>>18104705
This site is a good example.

>>18104530
Any thought put down in words, be it on paper or digitally, is a changeless tomb for the thought concerned. It's always been the case since we first began to record our thoughts in/on physical media. It's unavoidable though unfortunately. But I doubt any lizard people are specifically taking time out to rob the few shutins on /x/ of any of their Dorito-crumbed experiences.

>>18104752
It isn't the sharing of the thought, it is how the thoughts are being presented, and how they are being asked to be presented.

4chan is being raided

>>18104776
Yeah, I do know what you mean. Anything that captures something that should be fluid, living and eternal into a temporal, lifeless, ephemeral form is, strangely, the death of that thought. It's strange, we use media to communicate new thoughts and ideas and experiences and our thoughts and experiences to others, but yet kill those thoughts and ideas in the process. How it's done here, the tropes of forum and imageboard posting, is just the latest wrinkle of that. Or maybe you're right, maybe some kind of malevolent NWO shadow cabal is trying to eke out our greentext innawoods stories so they can turn us all into mindless mediaslaves.

>>18104803
Do you think art is horrifying and poetry is death? You know, given that both of these things capture something fluid, living, and eternal and turn it into a temporal, lifeless, ephemeral form.

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>>18104530
i always feel a good atmosphere of acceptance and healthy, smart discussions here, and your post doesn't represent me.

>>18104810
I wouldn't use the words horrifying or death, no, but certainly the transposition of the living idea into any temporal, physical media is perforce the death of that idea, and yet, conversely, its concomitant birth into the physical world.

The same goes for us as human beings really. We're all words made flesh.

Both processes are necessary and corollary.

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talking about a magical experience doesn't make it not real, nor does it nullify any future rituals you do either.

>>18104824
It may not nullify it, but it does invite people into your magic through the Internet.

>>18104837
These are just things to watch out for and notice for yourself.

>>18104810
And I'll add to that >>18104821 that certain types of thoughts and ideas die harder, die more rancidly when they're entombed in physical media. Religious thought is obviously the biggest example.

Religious and spiritual thought is, or should be, a constantly evolving stream from an eternally replenishing fount. But when we commit those thoughts to parchment or paper or whatever, we essentially flash-freeze that fount at the state it was in at that moment and then ram those frozen thoughts down people's throats for generations after. All religions suffer from this, but none more so, for some reason, than Islam. It's a monolithic parchment zombie golem from the past that haunts our present.

Another way to put it is that when a fruit is ripe on the vine and is being nourished livingly on the vine, it is good for us and nourishing. But when it falls from the vine and lays on the ground in an unchanging, unsustained state, it will become rancid and poisonous in time. Religious writings, in many cases, are like this; ideas that were good and living at the time but that have become rancid and poisonous over time because they are in an unchanging, unliving state entombed in their unchanging written media.

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>>18104837
that sounds a bit paranoid but I can see what you mean. however its by sharing with each other that we can grow more.

And role-playing thread

Alot of people have doubts that the supernatural exists at all. If we knew it existed, we could use that knowledge to empower ourselves, which I imagine the NWO doesn't want.v Sharing our paranormal experiences helps reduce the doubt in paranormal experiences.

>>18107496
It isn't "denial of experience, don't mention anything" and the information we get is worth using.

It is that these threads ask you for your info and your experience and catalogs them. Someone in real life could relate, but the website takes all of the experience in.

In isn't exact, just something to think about

>>18107504
I hope you aren't implying that by sharing my experience with others I'm weakening the power of the experience.

And nobody is twisting your arm to reveal personal info.

Old fags are aware 4chan has been compromised since Moot sold out back in 08.

>>18104943
is that a digimon

>>18107509
It's not the sharing, it is how people share, and the information people are sharing rather than experiencing. Just stuff to think about

>>18104530
There are obvious phishing threads posted here everyday.

>>18104530
It is only affecting me to the extent that I don't know how to reason.

>>18107496
What the NWO really hates is Furry porn. So YIFF ON! SMASH THE NWO THRU YIFFING!!!

>>18107496
The counterpoint (you're schizophrenic) can and will be emphasized more strongly than your experience itself. You're actually only improving the opposition's foothold by giving it something to point and laugh at.

Of course that doesn't mean sharing is bad, but you need to be careful because it can discourage you and if you make yourself look foolish it will only weaken your position.