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>>124537

here it is completed

lol

>>124540

accompanying soundtrack

w/o sage

I hope he has a backlog of fresh knowledge garnered during his absence and starts uploading his findings consistently.

Reflection provides insight.

Metaphor provides context.

>>131058

I like that you're using adjectives in all instances when you refer to the subject of your curse, meaning good Jews like myself will be spared. Thank you for taking that into consideration.

How do you empower this prayer?

>>131068

>spammer

Which one?!

You guys are testing me.

Pls don't make me snap. I don't want to snap. You wouldn't like me if I snapped.

HAHA WHICH ONE?!

>>131039

the bible is filled with black magic, yes Psalms is filled

with it but also letters by Paul as well, I surmise that

Paul would talk about his sufferings as if to challenge

others to put themselves in those situations for Paul

to fool them into allowing abuse in their lives,

I think it is Corinthians where Paul says that his hands

are marked for Jesus, it was a ritual for some to have

their hands & feet branded by hot irons & for this they

stay in Greek temple of the gods for protection as if

to incite others to willingly get their hands & feet branded

& to allow injury to be incurred on themselves as I

believe that Paul would challenge or provoke people

to ruin their lives by willingly incur injury on themselves

as if it would make them better than Paul in the sufferings

he talked of in his life,

There's no need to level curses at the Jews.

Just call them out in their bullshit.

Jesus did that and they're still butthurt.

Avoid dogmatism. The Jews are lords of dogmatism and all manner of secret/manipulative dogmas.

(See: Talmud)

>>131261

Are you real?

What is the point you made? This is pathetic for someone who actually wants to be taken seriously. I thought you just finished a DMT trip or something and posted the first thing you typed. Try again.

NOTHING LASTS FOREVER

JESUS LASTS FOREVER

NOTHING IS SOMETHING

SOMETHING LASTS FOREVER

ZERO DIVIDED BY ZERO

NOTHING DIVIDED BY NOTHING

SOMETHING IS DIVIDED BY SOMETHING

SO IF NOTHING LASTS FOREVER

AND JESUS ONLY LASTS FOREVER

THEN JESUS IS THE [SOMETHING] IN [SOMETHING] DIVIDED BY [SOMETHING]

-1=0=1

ZERO IS ONETHING

ONETHING IS ZERO BECAUSE ZERO IS ONETHING

NO ONETHING IS NOTHING AND ZERO IS ONETHING

>>131544

If your rambling is true then I suppose the Buddhist conception of the self is more mathematically valid than the Hindu conception of self.

>>131560

Thanks for explaining your proposition so well.

>>131560

It is true, look at my premises.

>>131070

lol nobody is trying to shittalk kratom. nobody knows what the fuck this green muck is. It's an opioid though and it has opioid withdrawals

>>131166

What's it like being a weak-willed faggot?

Been taking Kratom for 4 years or so, now, probably 3 years of daily use. It was a great antidepressant for me at one time, probably more placebo at this point though.

But can confirm, opiate like withdrawals, mostly just minor fever like symptoms tho- achy and that. Nothing terrible in my experience. More annoyed than in pain, nothing like I assume heroin to be. The dependancy is similar to in between cigarettes and sugar)

Its shit to be dependant on anything. But its what i would recommend to anyone attempting to get off hard drugs (youll easily puke your guts out if you take even a bit "too much". Moreso, it has a neutralizing effect on other opiates, in my experience. Its safer and less addictive than that bullshit they give ppl now, i forget what their new wonderdrug is called) Also would recommend to people who are complating big pharma anti depressants, bc kratom doesnt come with the warning that :" youre either going to become a slug, get fat or kill urself"

>>131568

Im going to add to my last post to say ;

"ur a pussy if you let kratom ruin your life" holy fuck dude.

>>131166

lmao

>>130028

That type of reading works, and nobody who has experience in this will doubt that it does. A read by a first-timer with zero experience will still give broad-stroke right-enough information, and it's important to do this to see how the meaning of the cards is not inherent in them but in the interaction between the perceived and the perceiver at that level (yes, Buddhists, I know these are false categories, don't jump down my dick about this please. Read later Wittgenstein).

However, to avoid learning the patterns that were deliberately placed into the tarot is to seriously hamper your ability to read the cards successfully, hence why it is of importance to people who plan on making a real go of tarot to get a deck which retains as much as possible these lessons. You are quite free to make an oracle deck of your own (such as the Thoth tarot), and it will give reads as accurate as can be expected from a deck of whatever complexity you desire, but please note that there are established patterns in tarot that you may find useful, beyond the recognition of broad archetypes.

As it happens, Marseilles decks are indeed likelier to give good reads, but only to the extent that the reader invests some time into understanding the relationship of the various elements of the deck and why small details become big deals further on down the line.

Rider-Waite and related decks might be a great introduction to the notion of tarot and cartomancy generally, but the loss of fine details means that further extrapolation past a certain point must be wholly a matter of the reader, because the relations between the cards will have been scrambled. In other words, is actually harder to give useful reads using more modern decks unless you are particularly adept at divination and have some pretty finely tuned intuition. It's possible to get great at divination with Rider-Waite, etc, and it happens, but the closer to the originals, the easier a time you will have. Any high school algebra student can tell you that the more you round your numbers at the start of a problem, the less accurate your final result will be.

>>130033

Crowley's Thoth deck really deserves to be treated more like an oracle deck than a tarot deck for this exact reason. With most people, their changes are additions or shortcuts for them only, and subtractions for the rest of those who would use it, unless it's a learning deck, and even then, it's questionable if that's useful. Crowley is a special case. Even his worst critics must admit that whether he was right or wrong, he went hard with it and he meant what he was doing.

The Thoth deck has real merits and his changes are meaningful, but they are so extensive as to place it in a separate category from tarot broadly. Those decks which are paint jobs over the originals without any changes beyond shortcuts are really just dead ends, and students of tarot should avoid making their own decks if they're still in the process of learning, and should avoid using designer decks of others unless those others in some way merit emulation or have made quite sure to include the elements and patterns of the originals.

I've used Lenormand more than tarot. When I want to cast tarot, I use a standard deck of playing cards.

>>130014

The best deck I've ever used is called "The Eternal Tarot". It uses the true order of the Tarot which is the Fool as the 21st, Strength as 11 and Justice at 8, as Eliphas Levi secretly revealed. Readings should be done at an altar with lit candles, an upright pentagram, and the seal of the sign of the cross.

Next best deck is Thoth deck but be careful with it as its easily turned into black magic.

>>130169

I suppose that makes my progresses with the Rider-Waite as a beginner with accuracy from the first reading something worth looking back on. I haven't interacted with any cartomancy in a while.

I post because I originally thought that the Rider-Waite was as close as I could get to the old stuff while using money. I suggest that the perspective of the user also has an impact on the readings - the person who expects to have a less accurate reading will get that additional inaccuracy. Before even starting with the Tarot in a first reading by that deck, I invested time meditating with individual cards, and researching the meaning of the symbolisms that were present. I think I spent a few weeks doing this before diving in.

This being said, I'm more inclined to experiment with both before drawing any conclusions for my personal means.

Thank you for your opinion, but I prefer experiencing all that "bullshit" by myself. I'm not fond of the Idea of someone telling what's real and what's not.

>>131522

I didn't know you invented being an obnoxious faggot.

>>119653

I really appreciate all of your posts. Good read. Thank you

I happen to own a copy of the Vampire Bible which I ordered from the Temple of the Vampire. Anyone else?

Im going to meditate on this idea. Im not sure I would take it to your conclusion, but I have heard the idea that the idea that every person you interact with forms an energy connection.

It might not be that the person is an energy vampire per say. But if the victim felt inferior, and hasnt been able to "get over it", perhaps the victim could be "willingly" giving the energy away. In which case, breaking the energy connection consciously could be the thing that allows them to evolve past these issues.

Spitballing here, but it has piqued my interest.

>>127756

if you have a knowledge, so what? You still trade something in, evenly.

>>131508

>>131508

Fuck I pressed post by mistake.

I was a member for a while, but they insisted on a no drug policy and I wanted to do an ayahuasca ceremony some time in the future, so they asked me to go away and deleted all my posts (although there were several caffeine and tobacco addicted members which wasn’t a problem apparently, and neither was alcohol).

Their leader Nemo is a cool guy. He’s like 70 or 80 by now and he sounds 30. His audios programs are OK and the books are nice (I got those pirated before deciding to join).

They’re pretty mundane overall.

>>118178

very nice! :D

i would add that "sin" is unexistent.

hmmm… the "punishment" would be of your own making, as you could fall back into nihilistic views, of which, in my opinion, the most extreme can conduce to suicide

>>118179

this video may help you to manifest the colour you may or may not want anymore (it's a resource that complements your own power) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrgZ51jOG6c

**biokinesis/cymatics can most certainly help with your dysphoria!

videos such as https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qRr-NDW_ZM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F-B6CjCd6aM and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LFXeCJ5j25o can be a start for the path of helping. :D

Read the instructions! for the last video, 1 time per day for 5 days, rest for 2 and then you decide if you want to continue. drink a lot of water through the video.**

>>118188

seems that black-text/spoilers break when on multiline. actually… it is to be expected.

bumping this thread, any more useful channels out there?

so Far i think Quadible Integrity, sapien med, and dr virtual7 are the forsure safe ones.

>>112747

You have to be looking at the centre of the screen for it to work?

What do you guys think of elder sign subliminals?

>>79708

Everything you can imagine is real and can be empowered and worked with in accordance with its internal logic. Energy is not created or destroyed, only discovered and rearranged.

Lovecraft tapped into a very dark and chaotic realm of being, and you can establish a connection with it. Keep in mind this is truly alien though. These are not your regular demons.

‘Passing the Gates’ is a series of initiatory rites within the Necronomicon, a grimoire of highly dubious origins (the best grimoires usually are) supposedly chronicling the ancient rituals and Arcanum of Sumeria-Babylon. Contrary to popular misunderstanding, the Necronomicon, The Book of the Dead, has little to do with Necromancy or consulting the human dead, but rather a book of ‘dead’ names, names of elder Gods which probably should not be spoken too often lest they begin to stir and focus their attention on the speaker.

While I am thoroughly unconvinced the Necronomicon survived the vast passage of time to be reprinted and sold in the New-Age section of Barnes & Noble, I do concede Lovecraft and later “Simon”, did channel a forgotten but authentic lineage of sorcery, but for modern consumption upon the foundation of Hermetic/Western Ceremonial Magic. Like Wicca, another recreationist magical-religion based on the foundation of Hermetic/Western Ceremonial Magic, the tradition set forth by the Necronomicon is quite capable of rousing the slumbering forces from humanity’s past (maybe best left in the past) into present-day action. I can attest to invisible presences angrily answering my summons, and whom would not depart without leaving turbulence in their wake.

Passing the Gates is the second of three essential initiation rites (the first being the rite of ‘Star Stepping’ and the third having no need for mention here) a sorcerer must successfully undergo to experience the greater mysteries connected to the Necronomicon. Due to the near-certain connection between the Necronomicon and modern Western Ceremonial Magic, the structure of the Kabbalah supports the worlds or ‘zona’ (zones) each gate conceals behind it within the Qliphothic shadow cast by the Tree of Life itself.

Entering these shadowy realms, each manifesting atop the point of seven planetary influences, interacting with the denizens therein, the sorcerer enacts a special relationship between, themselves, and the intelligences native to each zona (as well as the overarching intelligence of the zona). The gate is shown to swing both ways. At times the sorcerer travels to their abode rather than they always being summoned to the world of the sorcerer. In this way, the sorcerer gains trulyPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>131453

amazing to see you posting here

>>119925

Only a bullshit occultist can equate lucid dreaming with astral travel.

>>120072

Astral is the Dreamland.

it can be done

>>116442

Agreed, hell is preferable. At the very least getting a hot poker up the ass would be more interesting!

bump

I have heard that the protest has been relatively disorganized.

>>116441

This is literally hell.

>>99379

Or buy some fluoride free toothpaste like someone who isn't retarded

>>99381

Great way to get horrible parasites is to walk barefoot outside. I will stand on a conductive mat that rests outside when I'm using it though.

>>102133

antigod larpist

>>102366

disinfo agent doesn't want people to look up how many grams of protein even carrot juice alone contains, not to mention other higher sources of plant protein like peas, and even other better ones.

>>97705

>Never push away someone who truly loves you. Make it work.

Probably the most important one, and it applies in so many ways. Yet I'd say it's the easiest to commit. Such a horrible thing…

Rolled 4 (1d8)

I've been seeing the numbers 248 constantly, and it's only been ramping up. To the point its almost comical.

>>130880 Interesting that someone else sees 48. I have been seeing 48 for as long as I have been active on the internet. It stated out with a simple random number generator asigning me 48 when I created a runescape account. Since then I noticed it everywhere. I was born on 4/17, 4/1+7=8, my lisence plate adds to 48(WKN) 4chan+8chan, /pol's favorite number. I got nothing on the 2.

>>130887

It aligns with my birthdate too. What does it all mean though?

Nice timestamp btw.

Relevant:

https://www.reddit.com/r/astrology/comments/bnmy4a/what_is_going_on_this_week_something_feels_very/

>Saturn, Pluto and the South Node are conjunct. Heavy duty stuff.

>pluto and saturn are going to be like this until 2020

>They’re also all retrograde

>And every two weeks the moon is either in Capricorn and conjunct the shitstorm, or in Cancer and opposite it. This transit is a painful growth cycle for everyone and it’s still early in the transit.

People are getting fucked up left and right, normies and initiates alike, and it's going to keep getting worse all year.

>>131034

It's not about consent, retard.

Too much hassle for too little money. If you were going to sell a kilo with intent to sell more I can get it to you, but for grams I dont think so. Also, you would have to pick it up in Croatia as Im not gonna risk. maybe mutual pick up

>>130840

mercury and iron will never amalgam. it wont amalgam with transitional metals except copper. iron cups can store mercury. chemistry 101.

>>131030

has become so pathetic

>>131035

then what is it about?

>>131007

Ok give us your reasons.

>>131012

Saturn symbolism. Black cube, hexagram, sun-wheel, swastika, alchemical symbol for lead, hammer and sickle. The symbolism makes it painfully obvious.