/x/ - Paranormal / Occult

>>2057
It makes me break out in hives. Please, for the love of god

>>2058
alright fine no heckin vibeo gane tulpa for you then BUDDY

>>2059
ok but unironically it physically hurts me to use rettard do you have any advice

>>2060
ever heard of search engines
https://community.tulpa.info/topic/23147-abvieons-simple-guide-to-tulpas/ first result btw

>>2062
Thank you so much lmao, sorry for being a pest. I'd also like to hear some more about the experiences of others with tulpas or fictives; I'm really curious.

Anyway I checked retarddit and the top post was from some spergoid who was talking about how having his tulpas hecking fight was hecking evil chungus for his "mental health", so it warms my heart to see that their are actual cool people into this stuff from your suggested forum.

I love you all so much

what was the first clue for you that you were in a different universe?

>>1972
How were those other worlds different from our own?

>>1973
Fuck no.
>>1974
Hard to not notice you're in a different universe when you deliberately flung your mind out there.
>>1975
Honestly depended greatly. Some were wildly different, some were close. Spoke with an alternate version of myself who was a sixteen year old Satanist and a cutter. The popular esthetic there was some sort of retro 50s-ish look. My parents were Alive but both older millennial/late Gen x. My dad was some sort of metrosexual fortnight gamer who painted his nails different colours….MY dad however was a 65 year old lawyer who hated gay shit. It was weird seeing this alternate who was so different. Same for the other me. I'm a completely different religion from that guy.
There were other things- some populat media from this world existed there but in slightly different details.
Other worlds were different, I spent some time exploring universes reminiscent to a few pop-culture media.
The shifting faggots are almost all liars by the way, a universe that lines up to a media (Harry potter, mlp, lain- whatever) is never exactly like the media itself. Something is always different, it's also alot more mundane.

>>1977
do you remember if any media in these other worlds was different and if so, what changed?

>>1978
bump holy

>>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.

>>1951
This quote is used frequently among chaos magicians in particular, who if not the most common type of magician, certainly dominate the meta.

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

>>1995 is a demon!!

Maybe it's relatively new, but I always thought Zoroastrianism was interesting
>>1988
Care to elaborate?

>>2043
zoroastrianism is really cool in that a lot of what people think is exclusive to abrahamic religions actually first appeared in zoroastrianism, like heaven, hell, opposing forces of good and evil and even the last judgement

>>2044
Yes, I was thinking about the way light and dark are discussed in Zoroastrianism in particular. And also that Nietzsche seemed fond of it

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

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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