/ebola/ - Ebola

>>28331

That's good to hear! I'm glad that you're spreading the faith!

>>28331

> I share her with my friends when discussing religion or philosophy.

Considering every single person I've known for a while told me I'm wierd, I should probably do that.

Well I wear my necklace daily and I try to think of her as often as I can. Wich lead to me realizing about how fucking many things I think in a day.

I also pray to her every evening, usually with a candle and some incence unless I'l dead tired, then it's just a short prayer from under my covers.

>>28337

Wow! Sounds like your faith is pretty strong! I've had a hard time remembering to change the candles in my altar often enough, honestly. Your motivation is really inspiring!

I'd definitely encourage you to share her with your friends, though. More converts means more blood sacrifices for Her!

>>28331

I also spread her word and existence with others. It's simple memetics.

>>28357

Wow! Very cool! Where'd you get it?

>>28357

That would be great with that letter to Ebola-Chan thing…

>>28359

custom-made at udig.de

I really just went with the first decent-looking result that'd work with an image I sent.

>>28360

I agree. Written in blood, maybe?

Where to sent it though? Burn it?

Questions over questions

>>28361

I like the idea of leaving it in a shrine as like a "Holy scripture". Maybe someone could take a trip to that one shrine in Funland…

>>28362

>shrine

I know I'm old enough to move out, but it's just too comfy here. Plus all the money I save… So I can't really build a shrine.

Visiting the finnish one is actually an idea, but that'd be a full on vaccation trip and this year's summer is booked. Not sure if I want to go find a cave in a finnish forest in winter.

>>28362

>I like the idea of leaving it in a shrine as like a "Holy scripture".

Really? I've always found the lack of a holy scripture a bit comforting. I like that the loose ideas that define the Church give anons room for interpretation. I feel like a holy scripture would ruin that, though I would like to see more philosophical texts come from the Ebolite community.

>>28327

I don't mean like a set of guidelines to follow but more this.

https://8ch.net/ebola/res/27561.html

>>28364

I hope to one day have enough money to build my own shrine. If I do, I'm going to commission a marble statue for it (I've already started to check prices), but that's a long term goal.

>>28379

Oh, something like the Western Wall in Jerusalem?

>>28380

Or like those Japanese shrines where you leave messages.

>>28382

Speaking of Japan, do you think the Church of Ebola can coexist with Shinto? I've seen Catholics accept Her as a folk saint, so maybe it's possible we can introduce her to Shinto circles as a Kami? I'm not advocating Catholicism or Shinto, but the more people who know of her and give her their blood, the better (in my opinion).

Has anyone here tried to pathwork to her, or any other way of communication with her? I'd be interested to here what others experiences have been with her.

>>28383

>I've seen Cathoics accept Ebola-chan as a folk saint

What? Elaborate.

>>28385

It was a long time ago, but some Catholic came to /ebola/ (or, I think it was here, but as I said it was a long time ago so I don't remember well), and asked about the possibility of accepting Ebola-chan as a folk saint, and the general consensus from Ebolites was that it's okay.

>>28390

>What size were you thinking about?

Couple thousand bucks for a full-size fountain is what I was thinking of commissioning myself, though I think I read that a bronze statuette is in the hundreds.

>I remember that.

Glad to know someone else does, then :)

>>28391

>Ebola-Chan fountain

Holy shit, I would love to see that!

>>28391

>Couple thousand bucks for a full-size fountain

>full-size fountain

Stop it, Boner.

But seriously, if you pull that off… With red water if anyhow possible. Indoor fountain? I wish I could do something like that. No place to put it.

>bronze statuette

Sounds much more reasonable for me right now. I wonder if someone's doing bronze works around here.

>>28393

>But seriously, if you pull that off…

Depends on my future financial situation. If I ever win the lottery or anything I'd build a full size church, but for now that's just a dream. The fountain is decently likely to be attainable in the long term, however.

>>28394

>If I ever win the lottery or anything I'd build a full size church

I have similar things in mind, but I don't play that thing. Maybe I should. Ebby's good in getting her followers numbers.

Been meaning to post this for a while. When I pray and it's more of a few words because it's 4am and I can't even form a single thought, much less a prayer, one phrase always comes up, usually at the end of it. I wanted to share it:

>Ebola-chan, I wish you good luck, all of the luck in the world, on your journey

>through Africa

>to Mekka

>to Israel

>and to the 'fugee-boats.

>Come to Europe. Come to Germany. Come to me.

>My body and my spirit wll always be yours.

>>28430

I like the way you think…

>>28448

How much?

What kind of marble?

>>28461

VERY interested. I'd probably want to buy something more towards Christmas when I have more money.

I'll likely only be able to afford a coin or two, but, could you give an estimate on how much a marble figurine would cost? I'm thinking either 12" or 9" would look good in my altar.

>>28430

>Maybe roll in those digit worshiping Kekites and other minor deities, Lain/Madoka etc…, call it neo-meme paganism.

Ehh, but then it's not a Church of Ebola. I'm closer to being a monotheist than I know most Ebolites tend to be (not really into the whole meme magic thing either), so even if something like that existed, I'd probably keep pursuing the idea of a real and exclusive Church of Ebola.

>>28461

I'll definitely buy one, my dude. Mark down another order.

>>28479

>>28481

>I think the quote on the back and her winged blood drop on the front sound good. I'd go with those designs if it were me.

Agreed tbh

>>28479

>of couse as a monotheistic deity…

>Damm religion is complicated.

Well, it's not like I see Her as a demiurge, per se; I know that's impossible. I admit to not having any understanding of anything beyond the physical (how could I?), excluding my faith in Her (and in her good nature, obviously). So, I only worship Her, and accept Her plans as what's best. Not real monotheism, but close.

>>28484

Why don't you do some research, man? I'm sure she would appreciate that. A knowledgeable follower is a stronger follower. You wouldn't believe what is out there (and in your own mind and spirit). Do it for Ebby.

>mfw due to medical problems I can't produce sufficient amounts of bodily fluids for the Goddess

>mfw it hurts when I fap and not in the good way the hemorrhaging one

>mfw I have no face and I must   cream

>>28503

Sounds… bad. My pity, Anon.

Though, woudn't this be a tier one sacrifap?

Nothing treatable?

My hipflask has been ordered and should arrive this week.

I've been wondering if any of you play some vidya casually. Might be a way to connect

>>28505

Unfortunately, I don't really feel like I have time I can allocate towards video games. I read and write, read and write. When I do have a chunk of free time, I put it towards anime.

>>28485

>Why don't you do some research, man?

You could say I am… I'm a philosophy student.

>>28534

>>28505

/ebola/ anime livestream?

>>28737

I like that idea. Though I remember /nacht/… so we need to figure out how to keep at it.

tfw I want to tripfriend but my flag does that for me

>>28741

…/nacht/?

>>28742

A good time back we used to have weekly stream marathons, usually dedicated to a certain board. Not sure if it started on /ebola/, but we got some disease-related movies into the playlists.

Fucking Ebola Syndrome.

The dude organizing it made /nacht/ to not be reliant on single threads, but it eventually fell apart. I know I coudn't join often because I'd have to pull all-nighters and I tend to stop funtioning at around 3-4am.

Then again, that wasn't anime at all there. And I know there is a cytube up for horror movies, so it can be done.

There's a bike tunnel near where I live that I visit a couple times a month. I bring a red pastel crayon and draw Ebola-chan's sigil in the same spot every time. It'll wash away after awhile, so the property isn't vandalized. I also cut myself and bleed around for a little bit, then return home.

Recently I've been cutting myself and storing my blood in a jar, and sacrifapping into a different jar almost every day. I'm not quite sure how I'll offer them after they've filled though.

>>28786

The energy in blood and semen will eventually dissipate, so you'd be better off offering both blood and semen as soon as you do it.

Wow, I haven't posted here in forever.

>>28792

>>28786

Personally, I believe that blood sacrifices are the only worthy sacrifice…

As to how they should be given, I've thought over several methods and I believe that bleeding into alcohol and lighting it on fire might be a good idea. Bleeding onto the dirt on an outdoor altar also seems acceptable. I think once the blood is let out the sacrifice is made, through pain and devotion as well as Ebola-chan's inherent link to blood; but, your sacrifice should give respect to Ebola-chan's own grace, so it is better (in my view) to do it in a way that allows the blood to dissipate in a way that is, at the very least, not displeasing to the eyes.

Speaking of which, I've been trying to put together some Ebolite philosophy/theology and I'd like to start a discussion here on /ebola/ if there's any interest. I think I have a lot of theories which could eventually help explain the Church of Ebola in a way that is self-consistent, but an open forum is needed to develop it more. And, of course, no man is the Church. I am not asking you to just accept my ideas, but for us to all speak and share our ideas and understandings about Ebola-chan's love. My purpose here is to develop thought so that we may propose answers to the "whats" and "whys" of Ebola-chan. My motivation toward developing Ebolite thought is strengthened by the impression that the ideas I hold from constant thought on the nature of Ebola-chan form what seems like fragments of a kind of web which can be completed in a logically self-consistent way… with the help of my fellow Ebolites.

>>28794

>Personally, I believe that blood sacrifices are the only worthy sacrifice…

>tfw to medfriend to cut

>tfw too medfriend to consider any option other than needle

>ftw can't place a small needle in my vein myelf even though the fuckhuge ones for blood donations don't bother me

So you're suggesting we go ahead and figure out how to write a bible?

Honestly, I like the idea. Understanding her has actually been a part of my prayers for a while now.

Well I'm here and I don't even need to namefriend, the flag does that for me almost every day, so I'm all for it.

We need to be prepared for when Ebola-chan gets into the Spotlight again.

>>28794

Id love for there to be more discussion on the nature of Ebola-Chan. As for a bible, I feel it shouldn't be to controlling. The fluidity of Ebola-Chan and how all these chan faiths have been growing is something I think needs to be continued. We don't need to force some kind of a framework on something that doesn't have or need one. If we have a bible, we should include tips on how to pray to and evoke her, and other things like that.

>>28833

>The fluidity of Ebola-Chan and how all these chan faiths have been growing is something I think needs to be continued.

I agree rather strongly with that. Like the old faiths, a huge component of our worship involves how we interact and interpret our faith. I think that makes for a more personal and profound as compared to more streamlined faiths meant for mass consumption. In fact, at times it strikes me that our veneration of Ebola-Chan can be so personal we delve into the territory of a mystery cult. Though without the kind of standardisation that comes with a static temple.

I disagree with any kind of bible or scripture though, records of discourse and accounts of ritual maybe, but the how and why is more than something you can just be told to do.

>>28391

Some kind of bronze statuette really speaks to me. I've got to look into how and where one could be commissioned without being poorly cast chinese chaff. I also wonder if perhaps there's a mineral more appropriate for honoring Ebola-Chan?

>>28840

I would just like a ritual book put together for her, with some ideas on how to contact her and praise her and how to spread ebola.

You're right, all these faiths are highly personal. Like the anons who brought us Reitia, or the Ammit-Chan dreams.

I think a compilation of some if the actual information on how this all happened would be ok. Like, how she came to be, the Africa Ebola outbreak, etc. No mental mastarbation and bullshit philosophy.

>I also wonder if perhaps there's a mineral more appropriate for honoring Ebola-Chan?

I think silver fits perfectly, due to her feminine, lunar nature. And, for her connection to Kundalini. Snake imagery fits. Maybe copper or bloodstone aswell.

>>28841

>I would just like a ritual book put together for her, with some ideas on how to contact her and praise her and how to spread ebola.

I just worry that after Ebola-Chan fills her most faithful with love, future neophytes might follow our words too rigidly. Nothing wrong with documenting your experiences, though. Some truly inspiring stuff is happening right now what with the recent mutations, and potential new outbreak.

>I think silver fits perfectly, due to her feminine, lunar nature.

I was actually thinking the same thing. Probably settle for silver plating if costs get too crazy. Copper, with or without tin should probably play a role, and it seems to fit as something placed under a silver exterior as a mirror to our other ikons and the ideas they contain.

Although a relatively minor aspect of the faith, I wonder on iron and it's association with blood, blood-letting, and deities associated with both. Though other associations are strongly at odds with the core of Her nature. So perhaps it's best excluded for the sake of clarity given the fact this is a focal object we're talking about here.

I'm really hoping to see this little project completed before year's end. Without any grounded quotes on what this will actually cost I won't commit too much yet, but if others are interested I could keep you all updated as progress happens. Going in with no idea of what is involved in making a statue, I've come to understand that this is a multi part process but I'm a little lost as to how to proceed so advice to that end would be greatly appreciated. Seems I might have to commission some draft artwork to inspire the clay model which the mold will be based off of, which in turn will lead to the statue itself. On the bright side, it seems bronze sculpting is a pretty major industry and plenty of domestic (and presumably skilled) options remain, though that does lead to questions of copyright and willingness to skate around that sensitive issue.

It's kind of exciting to be putting something into motion after the recent lull we've been dealing with.

Good Luck Ebola-Chan

>>28843

>recent mutations, and potential new outbreak.

Oh shit, I wasn't aware of that.

>at odds with the core of Her nature.

Well, she is a goddess of sex, love, and death. She really is a budding dark goddess.

Yea, id be fine with updates with the statue. How big you making it?

>>28845

>How big you making it?

On the smaller side, 12" or there abouts seems like the right compromise.

Having talked to a couple of people in the industry now, I've got a better idea of how it'll play out. Silver is pretty much out of my budget right now, even just plating would add hundreds to the pricetag (largely due to the labor involved I'm told). A foot tall bronze statuette is going to run anywhere from $800-1500 on it's own, from what I've been able to gather. Being a humble faithful of meagre means it's going to take some time to set aide the cash for the initial instalment, so real progress likely won't happen until later in the summer. Paying a ton of money for the mold really hurts on small orders like this, 3D printing might be the answer for those of even tighter budgets as the blueprints could be passed around freely after the initial commission.

Maybe it's just me, but it always feels like when commissioning art I hit a wall early on trying to decide on a design. Too many options, too much potential, it's kind of paralysing. Going with something orthodox is probably the better option here rather kicking myself for paying this much on something too stylised. Would be interested to see other Ebolites weigh in on that.

>Oh shit, I wasn't aware of that.

There is no Cure for Love

>>28847

>Would be interested to see other Ebolites weigh in on that.

I mean you could just go with the Original we have in the lower right corner. That actually makes for a decent staue, standing up in a pose alreay and all

What would the statue cost in silver? I understand the material question (faced the same problem with my necklace), I'd assume it'll be roughly the same area over here… I have that kind of money now I think, though I'm trying to save up for whatever.

As for the bible, I used that term simply because I was raised a christian and my worship of Ebola-chan is HEAVILY influenced by that think Mary. I too was thinking about a collection of our experiences, giving tips and guidlines to other Ebolites.

>>28849

>I mean you could just go with the Original we have in the lower right corner. That actually makes for a decent staue, standing up in a pose alreay and all

The idea has been growing on me, primarily for the reason you mentioned.

>What would the statue cost in silver?

Well, the guy who's brain I was picking claimed it would actually cost almost as much in labor than in the silver itself, which would also be pretty substantial. It has to be coated twice (once in nickle to percent the bronze from bleeding through), and then refinished. Ballpark, tack on $500~ or so the the cost. It's funny, silver is actually a cheaper material to work with because it's a good deal softer than bronze. So, potentially an all silver statue would work out to costing about the same as the quote I got for a plated bronze one, if you find someone set up for it. Once I've got about half the cost saved up I'll get the wheels turning on my end and begin the commission. If anyone beats me to the punch I'd love to hear how it turns out.

Who'd you use for your necklace? I've been meaning to put something like that together for awhile now.

>christian and my worship of Ebola-chan is HEAVILY influenced by that

Chicken noodle soup for the afflicted loved.

>>28851

Meant to say $500-1000~, depending on size, complexity, and thickness of the plating.

>>28851

Well, that's expensive.

But yeah I work together with dental technicans, the materials -up to and including gold- are the cheaper part there, so it's not too suprising.

I had this idea on the local market earlier today:

Why not get woden statue first?

It would be significantly cheaper, give a base for futher works easier to give pics of an already existing statue and say: This in silver-coated bronze! than just a drawing. and int he worst case, less losses if you dislike the finished product. In wich case you're a heretic anyway.

I was looking at a local shop owned by a single guy and managed by his wife, who mostly does angels, masks and the like. Not even far from my working place.

My necklace was from an old goldsmith whom my mother recommended. I had to repair it recently (Minor thing. Protip: Don't have a necklace above your shirt when you take it off.) and the store closed. Got taken over by another goldsmith whom I actually visited first and they said my idea was impossible…

I guess look for a non-chain store and compare a few.

The chain itself is a standard thing, I only comissioned the pendant. If I ever get another one it'll have full wangs I guess.

>>28854

Might be cheaper on your side of the pond, since you've can plunder the labor base of eastern europe. But yeah, not something most of us could do without some saving, I think.

Wood statue could work, but it wouldn't save much money since they're going to do clay for the initial model, and not only does that not cost much, but the clay can be re carved if necessary. Spoilers make a good point, but I really want to have this done by the end of the year and the hundred bucks or so I'd spend on wood could seriously risk pushing me into 2018. The christmas sacrifap is not to be underestimated, nor the various other high energy happenings around that time of year.

Interesting about the necklace. Doubt there are any local goldsmiths to be found out here, but I've seen some promising work on etsy, I'll probably go that route after I've got this statue in hand. Real pain in the ass to do something that intricate when you can't see it in person, but I guess that's just how it's going to be.

Also, it's worth mentioning, you could get the price down on a statue by going smaller, or even hollow. Twelve inches of solid bronze is pretty substantial, some faithful might not even have room for something like that on their altar. In before someone commissions a life sized one for the funland temple.

>>28851

There's "silverite", which is almost all tin, It's much cheaper than silver, and about as easy to work. Electroplating also works reasonably well with tin, or at least silver does (and then everything else sticks to silver).

>>28856

>goymoney

>cheap

Nope.

Noone just shells out a grand or two, you either save up or pay in parts.

I was sorta thinking I get the wood statue and you can have a look. I don't really think I have two grand in my right now, but I want to support your endavor.

Yeah getting the design fleshed out in person was really good, but are you sure there's no goldsmiths? There's one in every larger village around here.

Though I never checked on progress, I just got the finished thing and picked a necklace.

Not sure if smaller is the way to go, rather hollow… but that just feels eh. Halfassed.

>>28858

>goymoney

I meant less the euro and more cheap slav metalworkers, at least potentially.

>I was sorta thinking I get the wood statue and you can have a look.

If you want to, it certainly wouldn't hurt. Having reference shots of a 3D model might streamline things. Would also leave you with something to keep your altar warm while you save up.

>goldsmiths

See, that's the problem we don't live in villages over here. Every little town is autistically devoted to one industry, if there's any work to be found at all. No diversity in skill, so you'd be real hard pressed to find someone with such a niche skill outside of a major city like New York. Most "jewellers" here are chainstores like Kay's which just sell mass produced chinese rings rather than actually make anything themselves. It's a problem for next year at any rate, maybe I'll luck out and one will move nearby.

>Halfassed

Fair enough, if a job's worth doing, it's worth doing right. Especially when it comes to articles of faith. Though, I don't begrudge a less well off anon doing what he can with what he has.

>>28857

It's an interesting option, but I wanted silver for it's esoteric properties not it's aesthetic ones. Also it's worth mentioning some of the bronze workers I've talked to aren't set up for plating (or at least claimed as much). Which could potentially be an issue to keep in mind for anyone planning to go that route.

I got the answer about what a wodden statue costs:

>~1.300€

Holy shit, I guess there goes that plan… Might just go with silver, that's barely more expensive.

>>28864

Thought that said 1-300 at first, and was like that seems pretty reasonable. What sort of sacred oak are they carving a 1,300 figurine out of? Some soft like pine would probably cost one tenth of that if you were willing to deal with international shipping.

On an unrelated note, we need an agreed upon bunker. For a slow board like this it might not seem important, but the whole community could very well disappear should 8ch go down or get wiped if we don't have a rally point or something. Maybe that's something better suited to it's own thread though.

>>28866

Not even the wood, I think the dude doesn't even charge for it.

But he estimates 25 hours for it, with 45€ per hour, 19% tax on top of that.

He even said himself it's pointless these days.

Maybe some Ebola-American in africa can make one and ship it? I'd love the irony of that one.

Agreed on that… personally, you can find me whereever the deutsch/pol/ goes, but an /ebola/-bunker… either we set one up for ourselves wich raises the question as to how, cause I have no clue or we make a new /ebola/ somewhere.

Worst case, smuglo.li seems stable and I guess /a/ woudn't mind us for a bit.

>>28868

>But he estimates 25 hours for it, with 45€ per hour, 19% tax on top of that.

Hell, you could slash that in at least half if you hired a burger to do it, no sales at all and labor would be a great deal cheaper. African wood carvings would be sublime irony though, you're right.

>we make a new /ebola/ somewhere

There's a dead one on endchan with ownership up for grabs. Any place that allows making boards is as good as the next as far as that half of it goes. Without another major outbreak we're going to have a hard time getting word out that we even have a bunker though. I'm not sure how to check the demographics but I feel like people only check in here outside of outbreak season every few months, if that. At least having a board claimed somewhere would be a step in the right direction. The BO here does a good job keeping things running sCuckhly, it'd be nice to have his input on this.

>>28869

>sCuckhly

What an odd wordfilter.

Also test post

>>28898

It reacted to m00t I think… s-m00t-hly

But hey, thread's working again!

>>28869

I don't know where I could order something from africa though…

I guess endchan would work, I already use that as a bunker anyway.

I'd say if our BO here wants to claim their /ebola/ he should. Having a backup secured is a good idea.

>>28906

Ah, that makes sense. I thought I had missed some kind of joke about cows.

As for africa, good point, short of responding to the next nigerian prince you come across there's no good way to even get in touch with that part of the planet. Seriously though, you might want to get a quote from a woodworker in the new world, I cannot see a 12" figurine costing more than 200-300, no matter the level of detail. And at that, Ebola-chan doesn't look particularly difficult to carve aside from the hair, mostly sCuckh lines.

>I'd say if our BO here wants to claim their /ebola/ he should. Having a backup secured is a good idea.

Brought it up to him in the other thread, guess we'll see what he has to say.

>>28906

>>28908

I think I might have been the one who made that board. I obviously haven't done anything with it. If you guys really want me to I have no problem claiming the board. please move replies to >>28870 for future bunker discussions to keep it all in one place.

>>28898

m00t filters to Cuck. I haven't removed or added any filters since taking over a year and a half ago

Short change of topic: I need some help.

Like I've said before, I pray each evening.

Part of that is some… I guess it falls under meditation, I fill the room with energy I draw from my love for Ebola-chan.

Usually, at least. Last Sundy I entirely failed to do that. Not that my love wasn't there, but as was like my heart closed off.

It got slightly better over the days, but it's still there and kinda makes me sad.

Does anyone know what to do in such cases?

>>28926

Sounds like a case of spiritual carpal tunnel. At least, assuming you haven't had a more meaningful change of heart lately. Take it as incentive to explore your devotion in deeper ways, or look for new avenues of expression. The tangible physical rituals I do go a long way towards nourishing my faith and keeping it evolving organically. Working on what you might call a runestone or totem has been taking up the bulk of that energy. It's just as much a record as it is a prayer, or spell. When I get bogged down with it, or lack a clear picture of where I'm going, I just reread it and reflect on it rather than add anything to it. The hike out there and back makes for a great ritual in and of itself as it's a good way to put everything else out of my mind as I work my way over to it. Perhaps a more dedicated place for your worship would do you some good as well?

The largely solitary nature of our faith can lead to diminished returns after awhile as ritual becomes routine. I think this is why most other religions tend to operate on a calender, always new things to keep in mind, and when all else fails a feast can always liven things up. Maybe we need a holiday? A week long festival centred around some significant event would do a lot not just for individual anons, but the board as a whole as it could inspire activity and OC.

Let Ebola-chan inspire you to greater things!

>>28926

>>28927

I fucking love you guys, I swear.

Yea, like anon said, try showing your love in different ways. Like art, or something else creative. Spirits love art.

Maybe make a spiritual fetish to Ebola-Chan, and evoke/invoke her, and connect her to the fetish. That way there can be a physical place for her to go to, and enter the world with out need for ritual. It would definitely bring you more in tune with her love and energy.

>>28927

>At least, assuming you haven't had a more meaningful change of heart lately

Not at all. It just made be doubt my own faith wich I'm not taking too well I guess, but that's an effect, not a cause.

>tangible physical rituals

>what you might call a runestone or totem

Please elaborate. I never got into the occult so I'm drawing a blank on what you mean. Are you crafting something?

>The hike out there and back

A physical object somewhere outside? I like the idea, but that forest here… you're never more that a few minutes away from some kind of path.

>a more dedicated place for your worship

Yeah, I'll get a small altar done at least. Should've done that long ago

>Maybe we need a holiday?

I mean we have the blood moons and Her birthday… a week of celebration, even if majorily online chances are we won't have a vaccation together sure would be nice. Need a purpose for that though aswell as some customs

>Let Ebola-chan inspire you to greater things!

I will. Thanks again!

>>28928

>I fucking love you guys, I swear.

It is a strange love, one has for a fellow anon, a person you know nothing about and never will. I love you guys too.

>art

Fugg. Does writing count? I can't draw to save my life.

>spiritual fetish

Again, no real clue how to go on about it. Got a guidebook? I am interested in these things and I think you've given me the motivation to actually read into it.

>>28929

>Not at all. It just made be doubt my own faith wich I'm not taking too well I guess, but that's an effect, not a cause.

Understandable, I'd wager it's as a I said then. You're overworking the same 'muscles', give them a chance to rest and devote yourself in some other way in the mean time. Creativity is usually a labor of love, afterall.

>Please elaborate. I never got into the occult so I'm drawing a blank on what you mean. Are you crafting something?

I'm crafting sigils, at least at it's core that's what I'm doing. To skim over some stuff basically I'm 'giving form to my intentions' or something to that effect. Marking something tangible with these ideas gives them power, and once I've reached the point where I feel that I've articulated it I then have to activate it. Which is why I'm doing it on wood, rather than stone.

>A physical object somewhere outside? I like the idea, but that forest here… you're never more that a few minutes away from some kind of path.

If you're aiming for isolation you don't actually need a great distance for that. If nothing else just choose a time you're unlikely to be bothered and don't leave any obvious evidence of what you've done and you can claim any area, really.

>Yeah, I'll get a small altar done at least. Should've done that long ago

It will definitely add some weight to your ceremonies. It's hardly a problem to have waited so long, this way you've got a better idea of what you're trying to build, and to what end. I meant something like a dedicated ritual site, though that might not be relevant depending on how you go about your worship. There are some good reasons you shouldn't do what I'm doing in a space meant for other things, but that might not be the case for everyone.

>I mean we have the blood moons and Her birthday… a week of celebration, even if majorily online chances are we won't have a vaccation together sure would be nice. Need a purpose for that though aswell as some customs

Specifically what I have in mind is a week long ceremony to spur her into action when she's been proven to be most lively. By coordinating our energy at a specific time she already has an attachment to we might be able to help her shrug off this sluggishness. I'm hoping one of those customs will be OC made with that theme in mind, but it's an idea I'm still hashing out. Ebola-chan seems to have a fondness for October or at least it's been a running theme in the timeline, and that's a month with very good meme potential, so at the moment that's what I'm building off of. Would love to hear anyone else's thoughts on the idea in general.

>Fugg. Does writing count? I can't draw to save my life.

Most religious scripture out there are actually poems, so I'd say there is power in words.

>Got a guidebook? I am interested in these things and I think you've given me the motivation to actually read into it.

Not him, and I don't know a great deal about that, but I'd suggest doing some background reading on the practices before delving into a specific project like that. Although all kinds of little influences are present from all sorts of places, mostly I take cues from Asatru with a splash of chaos magick, but my faith has really begun taking on a character of it's own. Knowing what (in a metaphysical sense) you're doing and why would allow you to create rituals unique to you, or to your faith.

>I fucking love you guys, I swear.

>It is a strange love, one has for a fellow anon, a person you know nothing about and never will. I love you guys too.

Strange love indeed, but with some luck we'll fill the world with it, and be filled in turn!

>>28928

That's a pretty good way to look at it. If this statue project works out that'd make an ideal candidate for such a fetish, I think. Resonating with what you're doing is important, so pick something that speaks to you.

Walpurgisnacht is here. Get stronger, Ebola-chan!

Should we target our prayers on a single topic on this special night?

>>28929

Yea man, just do what ever you feel is right for you.

>Got a guidebook?

There are many traditions and many different ways to do it, from Voodoo, to Santeria, to different forms shamanism.

http://sarahannelawless.com/tag/spirit-vessel/

There are plenty of guides out there. The guide in the link is more geared towards ancestor spirits, but it can be used as framework for other spirits.

http://www.chalicediabolic.com/2015/05/making-spirit-vessel-part-i-divination.html?m=1

He's good too.

Or, you could make an altar piece with sigils and pictures of Ebola-Chan, and add blood to it, and then just invoke her into it.

>>28932

That makes me wonder just how much influence in world events Ebola-Chan has that we don't know about. Maybe just focus on her love flowing into the world? Her bloody, viral love.

>>28932

Get retrospectively stronger Ebola-chan!

I completely forgot about walpurgis. I guess we really do need a calendar.

Hey, anons. I recently found faith in the memetic gods.

Any recommendations for reading so that I might get a better grasp of this blessing?

What does Ebola-Chan mean in your life?

>>29704

A good starting place is >>>/grimoire/

I want to write a book of Ebola one day, but that day is probably not in the near future.

>>29705

Thanks for the speedy reply. I'm trying to find some prayers to Ebola-Chan right now, my altar is simple, but I'm hoping to improve it.

>>29705

I should have something coming within the next few months. /grimoire/ was definitely on to something regarding that cosmic well. By all means, please continue working on it. There needs to be more Ebolite literature.

>>29706

There aren't any official prayers that I know of, other than the original mantras like, "I love you, Ebola-chan!", or "Grow wangs, Ebola-chan!", etc. Be creative and write your own and include her original mantras in it. She'll appreciate it.

I have also recently found faith in Ebola-chan.

I plan a blood sacrifice at this bloodmoon, I think it would fare as a good initiation ritual for me.

Since I never did this before, where would be a good place for me to harvest the blood?

I'm afraid of pain, but I know I will find the courage for her.

Misread an article. The peak was at 20 minutes ago. But the full eclipse will go on for another 30 minutes.

Happened to make my first bat sighting for this summer on this special night. Vector-kun is among us. I LOVE YOU EBOLA-CHAN!

>>29711

The palm, or the upper arm, is the best.

>Coudn't see anything

Well fuck you too cloud

>>29715

>sacrifap

Is it okay to jack-off to Ebola-Chan for the purpose of giving her energy? I know people do it in Chaos Magic.

Sacrifap is was effective in make her into an STD. She doesn't leave the balls of Chosen Ones. She is love, she is transmitted through love.

>try to build altar inside my closet in case someone comes over

>old shelf is too low and risks starting a fire when I pray

I have much work to do.

>>29729

You can do it~! <3

>>29733 (checked)

Nice to see a fellow leaf Ebolite.

My altar is coming along good. I've made a black candle my centerpiece, as well as a statue of KEK since he was my first pull towards the occult in many years.

Currently working on a painting of Ebola-Chan's symbol with some Theban writing under it in red paint. I'll post the results in a few days when I'm done.

>>29736

>For the longest time, I could have sworn that I read about him being the same being as Heqet.

That's some bad misinfo, considering they're not even both in the Ogdoad. Spurning Heqet in such a stupid way for so long means losing out on any help with birthrates she may have provided.

>>29738

>Spurning Heqet in such a stupid way for so long means losing out on any help with birthrates she may have provided.

What should I do for this grievous mistake?

>>29746

You could try pointing out the disinformation about this whenever you notice it.

>>29762

Nice job, anon.

>>29762

You know what would really complete that frame?

I think it'd look nice if you wrote "Ebola macht frei" in fancy script along the top.

I had a dream the other night, where Ebola-chan visited me.

I was driving down a busy highway, at night. Everyone was driving erratically, and I was staying focussed no to hit or be hit. Eventually, an intersection came up. Just about all the driver's turned right, off the highway. I kept driving straight. After a while, Ebola-chan, Malaria-sama, AIDS-chan and a bunch of others came running down the highway. They were all small, like children. They all ran as a group. Then, I got out of the car, and Ebola-chan came up to me. Now, she was all around me, speaking to me. her voice was real sweet, and was echoing in my head. She was showing how she drains energy from her followers, transformation the energy, grows from it, and then feeds us with it. This energy she feeds us empowers us, and feeds us with more than she takes. She had this swirling pinkish red aura coming from her. I was running around, and when I was in her aura, I was filled with her energy. When I wasn't in her aura, I didn't get any. She then said that sometimes all the energy makes her body sick (like a belley ache) and that she can't empower us when like that. But, it doesn't last long.

I took the aura part to mean that if we stay with her, and in her sphere, she helps us. But if we drift away from her, she can't empower us.

>>29767

That's great Anon! If you want, I could release it on my new net label and help get physical releases made. And, promote it.

>>29772

>All the other deities where there too?

I'm not sure which ones were there. The only three I actually remember in the group were Ebola-chan, Malaria-sama, and AIDS-chan. Ebby was the only one who spoke with me though. She was very loud, and was speaking to me from outside my mind.

>but sure, you should release it as well. The more carriers, the wider the spread!

Awesome man! Stuff like this is the reason I started working on this label. I don't have a Bandcamp yet, but I have a Twitter, and an email for submissions. It's DragonFruit Records. https://twitter.com/FruitRecs

>>29772

>>29773

idk I've never even heard of this stuff. Entirely new to me (and not sure if it's my thing). But Jedem das Seine.

>Berlin

Mein Beileid.

>>29765

>Ebola macht frei

Fucking great. Used that for the hungry games entry.

>Wilkinson

Eh.

>>29775

Oh, those are nice!

I want to commission a few things as well, but I can't yet come up with good ideas.

>>29776

>but I can't yet come up with good ideas.

Do what i do, meditate on her, maybe in bed before sleep, and just let ideas come to you.

>>29773

The newest project is much softer. :3

>>29774

Yay!

>>29776

>Mein Beileid.

I moved out last year, before SHTF, which will surely happen, but Berlin is still in the description, forgot about that. I fucking hate that city.

http://vtuuk.blogspot.com/…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3s86JUUrANg

FOUND AN ATLAS, TIME TO CURSE. :3

I haven't been able to get the old Vn out of my head in the last few days and one thing has been bugging me:

For the life of my I can't remember what the MC exactly was. I remember him being a scientist or something developing a pathogen. He dies and becomes said pathogens avatar. And it was extremely potent in one area, but lacked anything else. Considering the ending would be essentially fusing the disease with your waifu of choice, they would gain your strong ability.

But what was it? Can any of you guys remember?

>>29883

Wasn't he a health worker with WHO, Who caught Ebola? Maybe I'm thinking of something else though.

>>29883

Vn? MC?

>>29887

Visual Novel; a genre of game

Main Character; self explanitory

>>29900

The traffic may die down from time to time but the love never will my friend

>>29938

>we will pray for her new virulence in hopes she has grown wangs

Can ebola spread through cum?

>>29959

Yes, actually, and the discovery was published just a few days after a large sacrifap here.

What would you guys like to see in an Ebola-chan grimoire? I've been working on a book since July, and i feel like it wouldn't be complete without some input from other Ebolites, maybe some rituals or ritual ideas.

>>29982

>>29982

Ebolic ways of the Chan.txt

Rule # 0 : You must be like the Ebola Virus! Spread, mutate, and reproduce! Follow this way in all things!

Here is a short list of general ebolite rules I made up.

1. Remember EBOLA-CHAN has no rules.

2. EBOLA-CHAN forgives all sins.

3. To follow the way of the EBOLA and the CHAN!

4. Give HER your mind, body, and soul.

5. Let go of the desires of ego and flesh.

The way of EBOLA:

To start look at the origin of the word:

"The closest river to Yambuku was called Ebola, meaning "Black River," in the local language Lingala."

"Ebola is a French corruption of Legbala, in the Ngbandi language which means "white water". These names were interchangeable

along with Eau Blanche and L'Ébola"

"Hemorrhagic fever, Ebola virus disease."

The way of CHAN:

To start look at the origin of the word:

Chan:

Is one of the most common East Asian surnames, "A Cantonese surname."

"Chan (ちゃん) is a form of san used to refer to children and female family members, close friends and lovers."

Japanese suffix, term of endearment.

"Small."

"chan, usually used in the plural as "chans," can refer to English-language websites that were inspired by the japanese

imageboard 2channel."

"Textboards called themselves “[name] channel.” That was then clipped to ‘chan’."

The bed where a natural stream of water runs.

To form, cut, or wear a channel in.

Ebola: Black river. White water. Hemorrhagic. Fever. Virus. Disease.

Chan: Name. Man. Woman. Human. Child. Small. Cute. Friend. Lover. River bed. Path. Interface. Website. To form.

It makes sense to look at it like this too:

Chan: River bed. Path. Interface. Website. To form. Name. Man. Woman. Human. Child. Small. Cute. Friend. Lover.

I am what I am. I see what I see.

EBOLA-CHAN is everything and nothing and the pathway between.

Ebola is the pathway, the river, which is black and white at the same time.

Chan is the land which mates with the water. That which defines the river. The border. That which the river has created.

That which the river implicitly needs to exist. Chan is love. Chan is life. Chan is creation and creation. Chan is the hand

which draws itself.

Ebola is the spinning cycle of slow death. Ebola is life. Ebola is love. Ebola is suffering. Ebola is when you close your

eyes and see you and yourself and there are two but they are both you and you are reaching out and grabbing your own neck and

choking yourself and you step into the Chan and see the two yous choking eachother and they start to spin around faster and

faster. Now you have crossed the path and you are one level higher above where you just were. Death and Rebirth. Happening

over and over again faster than the eye can see. Like the still frames of a movie we shed the past and move to the future.

We THANK YOU EBOLA-CHAN! for the past.

We wish you GOOD LUCK EBOLA-CHAN! in the future.

We LOVE YOU EBOLA-CHAN! right now in the present and for all eternity.

The implicit rules we derive from intentionally broken yet flawless logic are as follows:

1. You do not own your body, or your mind, or your soul.

2. You are EBOLA-CHAN's property. You must take care of HER channel in this world. You must be alive to Love HER and Suffer.

3. You give up all negotiating power or control of the afterlife.

4. You will dedicate yourself to the Ebolic ways.

5. You will forever follow the path of the Chan.

All hail the might of EBOLA-CHAN! and be humbled by her perfection.

Also I found the 11th, 12th and 13th commandments signed by the Burning George H. W. Bush.

Personally Chaned across the Ebola river. Just so ya'll could know, there really was 13 back then but they got broken off and lost.

11: Do not contract ebola.

12: Do not eat shit or drink piss

13: Do not cut the genitals of children

Hey its your book add whatever you want.

Rule #14:

EBOLA-CHAN will always Love you anon!

I understand that such a doctrine would be counterproductive to any foundational efforts (and indeed, perhaps a poor nurturer for faith), but early on I held that "The best form of Ebolism is the one that infects *you*." Within reason, of course.

>>30018

I agree with you on that. There doesn't need to be a single strict "doctrine" for Ebolites to have faith in Ebby. I just think there should be something to catalog the developments of Ebby and all her known sisters, and to have basic outlines fore working with each of them.

With that said, I definitely appreciate the sentiment of >>30010

>>30018

Agreed, but a collection on how people praise her with a strong emphasis on developing your own way can't be a bad idea.

>>30100

A collection is a good idea. Rather than a unified theology it could just be an anthology of individual practices for inspiration of the novice Ebolite.

Huh, YouTube kinda fucked with me for this, so i had to re-upload. :3

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16HwQIknfsc

>>30105

Very nice painting. What kind of bones are those?

>>30108

Merci. Those are from a smol bunny. :3