Hey /x/ I'm just a newbie who's way too curious for

I snagged a tarot deck from a charity donations box once (I used to clean them out for a living) pulled one card out. The Devil. Subsequently put the card back in put the deck down and never picked one back up. As for your divination, probably wrong. Don't dig into the occult to deep. Before you find what you're looking for, something will find you.

>>18784358
Devil is not that bad, it's mean, depends the order you draw the cards, sexuality or something about sex. Maybe subconcious or something meh

>>18784358
Seems like it's more likely to be true than not.

the devil can relate to addictive or obsessional behaviour that is driven by your shadow, I picked it recently when I got into a relationship and when I ended the relationship the guy became a stalker and I had to have him arrested, learnt my lesson hard.

legal trouble stemming from a drug addiction. thats my interpretation.

>>18784540
(also should mention that i mean reoccurring legal trouble. possible multiple arrests.)

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>there are people who actually believe in tarot cards

>>18784358
I got a king and an ace. Am I on the path to spiritual awakening?

>>18784679
you're on /X/ baby
there's no salvation here

>>18784679
Try it for yourself. You'll see how it works. There's a ''logic'' behind it. It has more to do with how you interpret the cards personally than what the reader tells you.

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>>18784679
>>18784358

>there are people who actually believe in tarot cards

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MZVY-pGDsN4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hm0_4BW8yHc

>>18784724
/x/ used to be good
>>18784764
that's not how logic works. if you want to say it's a placebo and you take what the cards say and start to act differently based on what the cards told you was going to happen or whatever, that's one thing, but the cards aren't shit but ink on card stock

>>18784941
gay

>>18784679
>you're on a board where people believe they can talk to spirits and summon demons

What'd you expect anon?

>>18784941
what is your image supposed to mean give me a quick rundown

>>18785132
It means he's a schizo-autist

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>>18785132
>>18785388

>what is your image supposed to mean give me a quick rundown

Simple - I'm a god and it was foretold by tarot cards to me years ago when I was an atheist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8wGUvBELwRU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YKf6BJi-9tU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eh1ntmee84A

> It means he's a schizo-autist

Don't blame me for your cognition issues.

>>18784980
It's like looking in a mirror, performing psychoanalysis on the self. There's more to it than that, but the above is the very LEAST that anyone can get out of it. What do you believe in? Magic sky-daddy?

>>18786018
Evil Asylum is NOT Elisa Lam backward. Unless you're talking about another language?

>>18786025
Looks like @TheImperialCult deleted their dumbass proclamation before anyone realized they are batshit crazy AND stupid.

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>>18786031
>>18786025
>>18785132
>>18785388


>It means he's a schizo-autist

/x/ pointed out the Elisa Lam case to me as well, which was another big puzzle piece in trying to decipher what is the nature of the reality I inhabit. I discovered if you spell her name backwards and translate it it translates to "Evil Asylum."

But exploration of the true nature of the godhead doesn't seem to be for the weak minded - so I could understand how simpletons would mistake my speech for mental disorder.

For example, back in 2011, I mentioned Executive Order 9066 (Japaneses internment) on my Facebook for the first and only time ever and there was a 9.0 quake in Japan 11 minutes later..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hUW6m6SOP0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt8lhNNk9So

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hH5y71hOvk0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxe56iChHuw

> Looks like @TheImperialCult deleted their dumbass proclamation before anyone realized they are batshit crazy AND stupid.

I was making a correction in the post (I had said the Japan quake happened the next day, it was 11 minutes later) - given that there seems to be a delay of less than 30 seconds between posting and being able to delete the post, you clearly didn't pay attention to a thing I posted before you decided to run your mouth so you're only making a fool of yourself by pointing out you don't pay attention to anything before you run your mouth.

>>18786046
Please explain how Elisa Lam translates to Evil Asylum. I think you are looking for the word "anagram." You are not so smart as you present yourself to be.

>>18786073
>Please explain how Elisa Lam translates to Evil Asylum. I think you are looking for the word "anagram." You are not so smart as you present yourself to be.

It's on the picture I posted you idiot... So fuck off you illiterate loser.

>>18786116
About a quarter of the way through that trash collage you post all over the internet, I left to throw up and gave up on finishing reading it. If you want somebody to read something, you should put the crazy nonsense with no basis in reality at the bottom. Then usually they'll be able to digest the things that have half a basis in reality, first. I hope this feedback is beneficial. Good luck!

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>>18786128
>About a quarter of the way through that trash collage you post all over the internet, I left to throw up and gave up on finishing reading it. If you want somebody to read something, you should put the crazy nonsense with no basis in reality at the bottom. Then usually they'll be able to digest the things that have half a basis in reality, first. I hope this feedback is beneficial. Good luck!

Ok, whatever you say - you can't read a half page of text that's not my problem. Not everyone is cut out for thinking.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEN16GHuwvg

>>18786156
Particularly not the creator of that collage. Also, literature is great for reading. Textbooks are great for learning, and so is life experience and experimentation. Random snippets of source material along with nonsense pictures and assumptions you pulled out of your ass are good for wiping one's arsehole with.

>>18786046

You do know that you are obviously kinda schizotypical and it's hard to follow the ramblings of your mind specially when it's presented via a collage, right?

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>>18786167
>Textbooks are great for learning, and so is life experience and experimentation. Random snippets of source material along with nonsense pictures and assumptions you pulled out of your ass are good for wiping one's arsehole with.

Well, I'm not going to post a textbook as a 4chan image. I post quick summaries to draw attention to relevant information.

Here are pictures of some of my textbooks since you like pictures of textbooks. I have three more bookshelves of literature, art, history, and philosophy. I haven't read it all.

>>18786190
>You do know that you are obviously kinda schizotypical and it's hard to follow the ramblings of your mind specially when it's presented via a collage, right?

It's not hard to follow except for people who like living in denial or with low reading comprehension.

>>18786232
No, I don't like pictures of anything for learning, unless I'm learning about art. Neat way of bragging about your 'library', though, 6/10
Also, >>18786190 is very correct. Find some truly enlightened, educated individuals on this board (they are here, believe me) present them with you ideas, and see what they say.

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>>18786232
>forced to buy expensive text books for classes
>keep them forever, on display even, hope it makes you look smart
>info in texts was going out of date when purchased, now obsolete -- which is why you can't resell them

>>18786296
Whoa you should get into divination. You read my mind!

>>18786232

>Harrison's Internal Medicine

I have the newest edition, and I have to memorize a good chunk of it for the upcoming final exam. I hate that book.

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>>18786297

>>18786296
>throw in a few editions of beaten up encyclopedias to fill the empty space, even though clearly none of it has been touched in years

>>18786296

What kind of course make you buy books on Eletrical Engineering, Medicine and Mathemathics?

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>>18786237
>>18786296

>Neat way of bragging about your 'library',

>forced to buy expensive text books for classes
>keep them forever, on display even, hope it makes you look smart

I have a good sense of my intelligence. I'm not the smartest person alive - but far from the dumbest. I just happen to have super-human friends hiding somewhere in the manifolds of spacetime to help me take vengeance against the wickedness of humans.

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

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-62EYQHcWFA

>>18786307
I'm gonna go ahead and say that's a shared bookshelf

>>18786313

And yet none of those friends told you your music taste sucks

>>18786316
Or his ability to gather and present facts in a coherent manner. Highlighting random sentences in random articles that have vague connections through coincidence, slapping some shitty images in there on top, doesn't do much for most educated people. Take it to a college professor and see what they say!

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>>18786307
>What kind of course make you buy books on Eletrical Engineering, Medicine and Mathemathics?

I bought the books on my own - not for a class - I'm, on and off, a prolific reader. Many things I studied just to learn. But I haven't read the electrical engineering book - I just bought it. I got an A in calc-based electromagnetism though. Like I said, I haven't read all my books. I moved on and taught myself C++ and C# instead as I had no immediate applications within my grasp for studying electrical engineering having lived my life below the poverty line and not really able to afford anything to apply electrical engineering to.

That's why I have a very angry goddess on my tail.

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

>>18786430
You are on a computer with internet access, alive, and can type and create semi-coherent sentences using mostly proper grammar and punctuation. You are already ahead of like, 80% of the world's population.

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>>18786437
>You are on a computer with internet access, alive, and can type and create semi-coherent sentences using mostly proper grammar and punctuation. You are already ahead of like, 80% of the world's population.

Like I said, I'm a god - I'm just here to show the west's leadership they still aren't gods.

When I was a kid on through my adolescence and early adulthood, I wanted to serve God more than anything in life and they handed me a terrorist manual and told me that was God. I finally gave it up about 19 years of age when my mind finally matured to the point I couldn't make coherent sense of the Bible as a whole and I became an atheist but still loved Jesus for years.

I've been fortunate enough to have gained a more mature understanding of the meaning of the Bible after years of study.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tZUW4A40P4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RWfTv-fmhhs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ijXIJRMhKE

>>18786568
The brain doesn't even physically mature until 23-24 years of age. Relative maturity can take even longer.

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>>18786581

You can't fix stupid... You can just laugh at it.

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

>>18786657
Yeah, biology is a tough subject. Especially that darned old Bio 101

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>>18786679
>Yeah, biology is a tough subject. Especially that darned old Bio 101

When did I say biology is hard? Although there's a lot of memorization and I'm nowhere near as good at memorizing things as I am at mathematics, programming, and physics - all of which I excel at with relative ease. I got a B in Calc III out of coasting on my usual mathematical laziness though. Other than that I've never gotten less than an A in any math/physics course.

Still, I'm an "INFP" for lack of a better personality taxonomy so art and literature and theology has always held more interest to me as it concerns human emotions and aesthetics...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_q6chUtSef4