/fringe/ - Fringe

>>30488

My grandmother was witch but my mother raised me on a christian family which I left of course when I became 17. I still have some doubts about my belief, sometimes I identify myself as apgan and sometimes as protestant.

I seem to have some electronic kind of thing as well, my brother was complaining his xbox had the red ring of the death, I isited him about a week later I forgot about the problem just went and turned on the xbox and started playing and just realized until my bro asked me how I fixed it.

My father bought a tablet and shortly after stopped using it becuase it crashed every 20 secs or so, I got a graveyard job, and I asked him about the tablet, I was skeptial but has not gave me any trouble so far.

Non electric related; I was taking a shower today and when I reached to grab the shampoo the courtain moved slightly, as if some wind did eneter the bathroom, although there is no way because it is my bedroom's bathroom with no windows and I cclose every door to take a shower. so I started puching the ccourtain without actually touching it and it would move away like a magner repelling another magnet.

>>30649

That is legitimate wizardry; bonding entirely eidolic, abstract quiddities with visualized forms so as to interact with them, place them under your agency, and effectively transmute them into more favorable substances, or eliminate them entirely. This isn't preferred only because the vast majority of neophytes and initiates experience tremendous strains and tribulations trying to master or realize their ability to visualize– or imagination– as a higher spectrum of stimulus perceptivity and interpretation, or mode of "second sight".

I'm going to be damned honest here /fringe/, I have to admit that despite my best attempts to rationalize it I'd have to say I have supernatural bad luck.

I'll run you through my average day:

Say I want to eat an apple, well it turns out I'm out. That's pretty normal, but for me it's a sign that literally everything will go wrong today. I turn on a light-bulb and it bursts. I'll be in the middle of reading through some /fringe/ material and whatever I'm using crashes. I'll go to cross a road and I narrowly avoid being hit by a car. I'll attempt to meditate and minutes later my neighbors will throw an incredibly loud party. If I'm attempting to astral, then I'll have somebody knocking at my door for any reason imaginable. When I'm trying to go to sleep my alarm clock will break and constantly blare out its alarm. Trying to read a normal book? A nearby cup will spill over ruining my book.

Not every day's like this, but when I see a single sign of bad luck fucking everything that could go wrong does for me.

I just started to see signs in the sky.

I still don't know what they mean or if I'm missing stuff I still don't recognize, but I see skulls (like in the harry potter movie but more vague and still), arrows, roads as if I'm setting a map but haven't figured out any place yet, etc. As I said I still haven't figured it out since it's very new to me. First day it happen I had a huge headache that lasted about 5 hours and my body was feeling hot even tho I was next to an open window at 1am near the beach.

In the morning later I started seeing all this which I tried to dismiss as "I'm still sick" but it's been days, I'm feeling great and is nothing you can dismiss as coincidence, you know a sign when you see it, and is not the kind of sign where you find a dead animal or have a dream and you wonder what it means, is more like a bright stop sign in the sky but made out of light(like roads) or some sort of gas(like the skull)

>>36965

I'll never understand people who think that luck works for some reason on days

I'm not sure if it's anything, but I seem to have an affinity for knowledge in general, I have a pretty bad memory, but sometimes, whenever somebody asks me something, I seem to automatically know the answer, even to some questions I don't know/had no way of knowing.

Actually, superpowers are the only things that distuingish wizards from mundanes. Sorry, but philosophy and endless meditation don't make you "enlightened" or "spiritual". Raw power, however, does.

A whole number of things, the most every day ones that I use these days is warming myself up with the fire element on cold days, water element to redirect some rain away from me on rainy days, using the wind to spook chirping birds when I want to meditate in silence and "guessing" some answers in my online maths assignments that accommodate for that sort of technique.

Never trained for any of them by the way, if you can feel you can do something, you do it and it feels right and it works then congrats, you've unlocked a "superpower".

Edgy fuckwad

Ebin thread. Bump.

>>49159

>>49160

Protip: four leaf clovers aren't rare at all in the species you're picking (probably trifolum repens but I could be wrong)

>>49161

That's not the point. In Anglo-American culture they are perceived to be rare, so they appear to be. Our friend above has chosen to believe otherwise, and so he always finds them. This is complete confirmation of the Law of Attraction.

>>49166

I'm afraid not, our clover-buddy obviously puts in an effort to actually find these things, he regularly searches for them, as opposed to most people who only rarely notice one on the ground

>>49169

Yeah that's the LOA explained in materialist terms. You see things that were already there that you did not notice before. It's not as mystical as the New Age movement would lead you to believe.

>>49169

I do occasionally go out looking for them but more often than not i'll find them while walking somewhere or doing something else. I just look down and there will be one near my feet.

a bunch of battery lickers in a shit thread

Whatever works I guess

>>36953

It's more likely self-hypnosis, though that isn't anything bad whatsoever.