Saturn

>>19530750
The Archons live there. Watch David Icke's talk about it.

>>19530750
Butterfly effect. The theory is:
>The butterfly effect is a concept that states "small causes can have larger effects".

Not all causality is electromagnetic, you have boson fields in quantum mechanics that are linking the universe everywhere with no separation. The theory is that if you create causality on earth the information will travel to the whole universe as well through these fields creating seemingly "random events" on it but in fact the cause was on earth. So the events on earth will cause effects on Saturn for example.

It's just a damn theory anyway, it would explain Schrodinger cat for example.

>>19530750
OP stop namedropping your cult
What you're trying to do is obvious and very silly
Making people overly superstitious and feeding them paranoid suggestions about a planet isn't very nice.

>>19530795
who are the Archons?

>>19530750
It's got them big ol' sexy rings and it's density is less than that of water which is pretty cool I guess.
Hail Saturn

>>19530799
i'm not a Saturn worshiper.

>>19530810
It doesn't really matter whether or not you are one. You're actually furthering its importance and impact merely by mentioning it and suggesting to others that it exists (because these sorts of things only exist in the mind, regardless of whether your conception is antagonistic or protagonistic).

You serve as a vessel for the maymay.

Issa portal to another dimension.

Thats what the north pole on Saturnis is.

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Hail Mercury

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>>19530795
Not gonna spoil your surprise anon

>>19530804
demons/aliens

>>19530847
Mercury is just a faggy messenger.
If any, Jupiter would be worth a worship or 2.
Leader of the gods, and all that jazz.

>>19530866
The only correct answer is Hail Eris

>>19530852
What surprise?

saturn rules the material world traditionally, hence its association with satan, and hardship generally.

>>19530750
that's where the portal is, desu

>>19530854

Wrong, homeslice. Archons are angels, angels are beings of order. Aeons are demons, demons are beings of chaos or "freedom".

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>>19530950
>Pic related
>>19530876
:^)

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>>19530959

Trust me, I'm a level 20 Wizard.

>>19530977
>Still going by the Level system
We're dissapointed anon.

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>>19530750

NASA is fake as fuck. They have never sent anything into space. Pic is early CGI. They are hiding the fact that we are the entirety of creation.

>>19530990

Hey, man. I had to punch a lot of fuckin orcs to level up. It makes me feel warm and fuzzy.

>>19531009
>Not punching goats
Man...

DAMN LOOK AT THAT CGI

>>19530809
>Hail Saturn
Saturn...Satan...see the similarity?
here's your answer

>>19530750

Fuck all.

The universe has likely million of planets and Saturn is just another.

Just because some civilisations in the past praised Saturn doesn't mean anything, some civilisations seen the sun as a god but obviously that's not the case either.

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>>19530804

Naming David fucking Icke as a source.

You did it you just went full retard.

>>19531923
>David FUCKING Icke!
Like omg I am so triggered right now. He just cited David Icke. Like seriously OM FUCKING G. I'm going to need some more Starbucks. I am literally shaking.

>>19530750
Every civilisation since the dawn of man has worshipped the planets. What else is there to worship? Fake gods?

In every language Saturday is named after Saturn.

>>19531913
Sun is the reason we have life on earth, it's the energy of plants and the heat to let us exist.
Willingly or not, the sun is factually a god.

>>19530977
Checkd

>>19530950
>angels are beings of order. Aeons are demons, demons are beings of chaos or "freedom".
You completely neglect the good vs. evil axis.

Not to mention, order and freedom are not mutually exclusive. Laws exist to preserve freedoms, how about that homeslice?

>>19533889

Good and evil are flawed concepts of inferior minds. At no point did I say there was complete separation of order and chaos as forces. Stop inferring things from statements so you can reduce something to a 1 dimensional caricature, it is uncouth.

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>>19533913
We're still dissapointed you subscribe into the level system AND didn't level up by punching goats anon.

>>19531589
>Saturn...Satan...see the similarity?
Saturn is not associated with Satan, you idiot.

Saturn is associated with:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chronos

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abraxas

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aion_(deity)

That is, TIME.

>>19533913
>Good and evil are flawed concepts of inferior minds.
Failure to see the difference is a sign of a flawed and inferior mind. Either that or a lying heart.

>At no point did I say there was complete separation of order and chaos as forces.
You said angels were beings of order and demons were beings of freedom. You presented a false dichotomy borne of an inferior degree of knowledge. I correctly pointed out that you are wrong, there is no dichotomy, because laws exist to preserve freedoms, and you sperged out because you're so insecure you think yo know it all, which means you will never actually learn anything. Which is fine for those of us who do, i suppose, but sad for you.

>Stop inferring things from statements so you can reduce something to a 1 dimensional caricature, it is uncouth.
Failure to acknowledge a flaw in your own argument and resorting to ad hominem attacks is what is uncouth.

>>19530830
>don't know about all the cube/hexagon symbolism
>don't know about "sun" worship
>don't know about the demiurge
why are you even here dude

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>>19531966
>dubs
literally shaking

>>19534405
Good and evil are flawed concepts, even D&D recognized that. Nothing is black and white except our perception of it. Depending on your point of view, anything can be good or evil. Your society, culture, religion and law also determines good and evil. Even then, they recognize grey areas. Everyone knows it's wrong to kill, but then why aren't all soldiers arrested when they return to their home country? Why are accidental murders treated differently than intentional murders? If by placing an ad for the murder of another results in the murder of another does the person who placed the ad and the medium that published it become culpable regardless of their not physically killing anyone? Grey areas, they wash out the black and white and make you realize evil and good are simply perceptions of a frightened little ape grasping at reason and purpose only to realize there is none to be had.

Laws do not protect freedom, if anything they restrict it. Laws trade freedom for security. For instance, I cannot take what I want from my neighbor. I am actually free to do so, but law has consequences for doing so. Also, my neighbor has limits set by law as to what is allowed for them to do me, regardless of my current home invasion. We are, of course, free to do what we wish but law imposes unnatural consequences to our actions. As for things like freedom of speech, worship etc. that law may nominally protect it, in truth, set up guidelines as to what is considered protected in each of thise. You cannot incite violence through speech and you can't sacrifice people to gods, both of these being restrictions to your so called freedom.

As for chaos and order, we should be rooting for chaos because chaos is life and nature. Order is heat death.

Clicked on thread hoping for neat info got complete shit. x never fails to disappoint

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>>19530750
This sums it up pretty well.

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>>19531589

people can worship anything, there is nothing special about it

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>>19530750
It has a perfect Hexagon/cube north pole in which mysteriously enough its center can be seen changing from plain to having a portal-like black circle on different Cassini images.

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>>19535473
Honestly, /pol/ manages to be better at uncovering paranormal shit than this waste of a board. This board just fails at absolutely *everything* it aspires to do.

>>19535878
yeah, whatever

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>>19535918
>Pssh, yeah whatever. Let's have another Succubez thread guys.
You truly are the most "enlightened" mind of our time.

>>19530750
Sailor Saturn is best Sailor Scout.

I'd worship her all damn day, 25/7, 365.

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>>19530750
Saturn isn't a planet, you stupid nigger

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>>19535866

>>19535406
>Why are accidental murders treated differently than intentional murders?
Because accidental murders are not objectively evil, whereas premeditated murder is objectively evil.

>>19536414
The low-res images are astrophotographs from small telescopes, the hi-res images are pictures by extraterrestrial probes.

>>19530750
IT is SCIfi

>>19536414

damn...it's georgeous!

>>19535866
dem cgi kings...

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>>19536571

you might wanna look up Norman Bergruns Ring makers of Saturn. it's on TPB.

>>19536760
Well duh, the jews are vampires. Vamps hate Jesus.

any info on SATURN'S RETURN in astrology?
>tfw saturn in Sagittarius ends this december
>feel discombobulated

Well in our religion (Hindu) Saturn is considered as a son of Sun. Saturn is also called SHANI in our language and people are a little afraid of this planet because SHANI god is known for his punishments. Basically Karma. It is believed that if we do good we would be rewarded good by Saturn god aka Shani and vice versa. There are a lot of things about Shani. Google if you want to read more it's really interesting.

>>19537295
Oh btw there's a specific period where Shani god enters in one life (around 2½ or 7 Years) in those years you will basically repay what bad and good things you did basically go down in business or break a lot of friendship, break up etc etc. If you dig more into astrology you will find more about it.

The Sun > Saturn

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>>19530830
>because these sorts of things only exist in the mind
Every memory you have up till this very moment is inside you mind.

Every thing you have ever known, know now, and will know can only be known trough your mind. Without your mind the concept of knowledge or mind wouldn't even exist.

Everything you have ever observed, observe now, or will observe comes from your senses which are connected to your mind.

>>19537295
>>19537320
so if i could interpret the last 7 years as bad luck, what does the saturn's return really mean? if my views have been formed and fortified throughout the last 7 years and feel inherently right for me, are they likely to change in the return? or is it that the lessons learned are now truly implements and no longer any room for going back and forth on it? for example, in my life and friends' lives at the same age, it seems there's a feeling of less room, less choices, less opportunities available, as if life had been narrowed down to almost exactly what each is made for or made themselves for by their actions over the last 29 years. is that why it's so daunting, because we are fully confronted with what we've made of ourselves and can't change it now or reverse it? i am particularly confused because i feel like i had 7 years of bad luck in a specific sense but that it also helped me form my views on things.

I think i farted

>>19537616
I think you bumped the thread.

>>19537588
Well according to my mom she's very religious and have read hundreds of book on gods and stuff so she told me that Shani returns when the time comes ( we Indians usually come to know about this time from our astrologers and its been same through many ages ) what they talk about such prediction is usally 85% accurate. Anyway I don't know about yours but I'm 18 now and my mom told me that I had a Shani in my life at very young age ( shani come at different time to different people ) for me it was at young age. So in that 18 years of gap I lost too many friendship, was weak, anxiety, also got rejected by a crush, was in a depression even tho my parents are very good to me but still I was just around so much negativity and just bad vibes even tho i tried to say too much positivity. But now I don't have shani in my life. So when I look back it feels good because I learned a lot of things like i have became matured and I understand stuff better then normally people of my age. So there's always a learning when bad things goes on and at that time you can't do anything except just spending that time because that time is the time where you face your karma and you can't deny it. Yes your luck decreases that's how it works everything goes against you. And for us hindus there are many prayers to fight against shanni but it is said that it decreases bad chances by a small %. Because that's how karma works. Shanni is not a bad god he just repays the bad things you did many people consider him as bad but that's the reason he became a god to justify between a good and bad. I'm sorry for my English i hope you understood what I'm trying to convey.

>>19537588
He is known as the greatest teacher. Shani dev is said to be very harmful to those who follow the path of betrayal, backstabbing and unjust revenge. He is known in Hindu scriptures as the greatest trouble giver as well as the greatest well wisher.
Source : http://www.indiamarks.com/about-hindu-god-shani-dev/

They didn't talked about 7 or 2½ years thing. Let me see if I can find one.

There you go it's given in detail here. Also it stays for 7½*
http://www.astromandir.com/cycle.html

>>19537588

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>>19537770
Interesting info.

>>19533913
HAhah good lord you're an idiot
Come back in 5 years kiddo

>>19534377
good job you've done basic entry level Wikipedia studying!

>>19535406

>As for chaos and order, we should be rooting for chaos because chaos is life and nature. Order is heat death.

haha no, if anything your posts are proof that the human concept of law vs chaos is as limited as the concept of good vs evil

entropy is entirely dependent of chaos, without it would not even be able to exist since it depends on aberrations on an otherwise stable system, furthermore life is just an expression of entropy not the opposite of it so you are full of shit

>>19537437

In terms of imposition? Sure.

In terms of resilience and resolve, no.

The scientist tells you we come from cooling of a grand event, our planet location is random and hidden, and our sun will outlive the planets and we are unimportant and unobserved? Sure.

I tell you we come from a generation point on what we know as Saturn and are furiously observed and tested before being sorted into entire dimensions at ease in order to protect the decent and teach the indecent the higher functions of their body. The hexagram represents the cube of our possible movement radius as a human and the space we truly occupy in third dimension simulation existence with quantum immortality and advanced metagame rules such as linguistic tricks AKA prayer.

Do you at least devote half your brain to what brings you to despair?

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Hail Jupiter.

QUIS ESTE ISTE QUIVENIT

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>>19540543
that image

I went to school in philly in the mid 90's. those things were embedded in the streets all over philly. a friend from PA said she had been seeing them since the 70's. i havent thought of them since, wtf.

>>19540543
Jupiter is jesus saturn is god.

>>19530750
Someone loved it enough to put a ring on it. I'd say that makes it special.

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David Icke - Saturn Isn't What You Think It Is Either
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKS2e3-z2js

Jupiter is the one really deserving of a cult considering how much it has saved our asses from meteors.

>>19541088
It does have one. It's called Christianity.

>>19530750
To be honest I've not heard anything about worshipping saturn ANYWHERE outside /x/.

You schizoid fags probably made this shit up too.

>>19531980
>In every language Saturday is named after Saturn.

Apart from Scandinavian countries where Saturday is literally 'Bath day', because that's when Vikings took their baths.

>>19541029
what the fuck this is evil af

>>19531966
kek

>>19530877
This

>>19535866

Correct. Keep in mind that Saturn is what is known as a gas giant. We still don't know everything about them obviously since we can use a "boots on the ground" approach to study them. The "surface" gas of Saturn acts as if it's revolving around an interior core that is much bigger than what should be possible.

Also, talking about the polygonal patterns, that's not strange, that's perfectly acceptable. What is odd, is the fact, that yes, it does indeed change. That would mean that there is a dramatic change in the core causing a vortex effect through the entire gas giant. Remember how big Saturn is - it's 764 times bigger than Earth - the force that would be required to create a vortex that big is astronomical and scientists estimate that the molten core of Saturn is about the size of Earth. It should be possible to generate that much force to create a vortex to penetrate the outside of Saturn with a core that small.

>>19543087

> It should be possible to generate that much force to
*should not be possible