/x/ - Paranormal / Occult

Right now the examples given connect perfectly with the topic at hand and are well put together, they don't make claims for or against God, but please be cautious not to turn this into a debate about religion.

>>2037
lmao i wanted to trigger jannies when i reportarded this thread didnt realise it was my own thread

holy thesaurus batman what an annoying op, gomen nasai minna san

>>2038
Hello OP, I hope that you at least got some satisfactory replies.

>>2039
Thanks. Honestly I'm kind of retarded so I don't understand half of what these people are saying but it's cool

Which one do you like more, Cynette or Ink-Eyes? Obviously the sexy rat is cute and mono-black has interesting play patterns, but Cynette seems a lot more focused and consistent, plus the art is by a jap which is nice. I've also already got Cabal (shalom) Coffers and Urborg, as well as a bunch of mono-black staples, but if you think Cynette is better I don't mind going in that direction.

The Grand Infnity is nice. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrY9wLlyxcsB6OUUCeViN5A

hmhg,,,,,,,, hm hm mthniking

>>1508
Recently stumbled onto this guy.
https://www.youtube.com/@MarcusKatzAuthor/videos

I found his video on magickal journals to be very helpful because my life got to a point where I'm able to have a semi-regular spiritual practice, which means I need a system to write everything down.
Being able to look back on your progress is very helpful, but I can't be writing on loose papers forever so I got into bookbinding a while ago and made some small books for practice. I'm waiting for a chance to try out the coptic stitch method (apparently it works well for big books, which is exactly what I need), but I'm missing a good awl. Piercing multiple sheets of paper with a sewing needle is too slow and painful to be viable for a project like this.

>>2032
What's your question actually? The individual surely ends, can not function in any meaningful way in any recognizably same form as being alive. So "your" journey ends there. So the only meaningful question about death is defining this "you" part.

Personally I believe in rebirth, but not reincarnation. It makes no sense to me to suppose there's "nothing" after death, since every single piece of someone is still there, you do not lose any basic element. If you are open to try and view the world in a wider lense than a pinpoint singular "you" then it is not that difficult to realize that life just goes on and on, death is not really special, and you encountered it countless times even while being alive. Every time you went to sleep, every time you forgot something, every time you realized that some decision was irreversible. That was death, lurking behind these events.

This board

Erischan may be of interest.

He was gay but he was a genius he wrote over 30 novels and 20 plays plus directed a short film also i agree with his personal philosophy of sun and steel so I am a bit biased

f the giant snake-ring that resolves all polarities came into my brain, then it is natural to suppose that it was If the giant snake-ring that resolves all polarities came into my brain, then it is natural to suppose that it was already in existence. The snake sought eternally to swallow its own tail. It was a ring vaster than death, more fragrant than that faint scent of mortality that I had caught in the compression chamber; beyond doubt, it was the principle of oneness that gazed down at us from the shining heavens.already in existence. The snake sought eternally to swallow its own tail. It was a ring vaster than death, more fragrant than that faint scent of mortality that I had caught in the compression chamber; beyond doubt, it was the principle of oneness that gazed down at us from the shining heavens.

>>2023
>He was gay but

im fried

B

I started watching him recently, and I think his content is really high quality. he’s clearly studied the occult deeply, and it’s refreshing to see an expert making videos without all the flashy editing, just substance

The whole country is one massive haunted place, and as the one who lives there, I do not recommend you to move out of your home country to Russia.

>>2018
of course he's a russky this explains so much

>>2015
if you spin around three times, hit your dog with a saucepan, then shit in the sink, a shadowy figure known as "YOUR FATHER" will appear and enact upon you an arcane ritual known only as "BELTING"

play music that contains ringing throughout it. there's a bunch of these on youtube that run 10+ hours.

I need to start again. Dream journal isn't needed, just a clear mind and intention. It takes a few days to get into it.

Lucid dreaming is generally not worth the effort after experiencing it once or twice. The best part of dreams is letting your unconscious create an experience for you, letting you surprise yourself. Then again it could be interesting to try working in your dreams, like Aphex Twin lol.

Honest question.
Is there anything lucid dreaming can do that plain mid-day imagination can't?

>>2009
Daydreaming/imagination can come up with some cool concepts, but I find lucid dreams an experience entirely of their own and often very much ethereal in experience that no drug I've ever taken has ever gotten close to. Dreams themselves are a cycle of your mind dumping random information for deletion but instead cause vivid imagination the likes of which can't be described accurately. When in control of these in a lucid state (or seemingly in control), things can get very interesting incredibly fast. I have had dreams of corrupted skyscrapers and exploring their confines, drowning in an abstract pool of water situated in the orange, sunset sky next to random abstractions and buildings, large mazes of urban decay and mall-like structures that seem endless explored next to my closest friends, and terrifying lucid nightmares where I was vivisected repeated and cleaved in the head with a machete, splitting my brain in half. I suffer from vivid dreams and night terrors constantly that have only subsided once I was adequately taking my prescribed PTSD medication every night. I have also had bouts of sleep paralysis as well. The things our minds come up with when we sleep are several times more amplified than what we can think of when we are awake.

>>1995
chrome browser ddos it myself, ddos myself, too much usage too much ram too much self, each chromium browser er tab i open takes 15-20 seconds to render. self ddos = self denial

fkr how do i _edit a post on an imageboard_

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-bC6rq4AAQ

all that i can see


shadows of my Destiny


(in chrome tabs, each shadow is the tab of my destiny tab is shadow of my dest)

>>1995
kill yourself(USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST)

>>1995 is a demon!!