/fringe/ - Fringe

>>134801

>They can mess with the timelines, we can't.

We can. Time is nonlinear - only now exists, past and future are just karma. This is why it's a waste of energy to worry about causal tactics, it's a roundabout path to try and alter fate from physicality. Much easier to just detach and work from the upper levels.

>>134735

1st, I fucking love that pic. Like all the shit I post on this fucking shit show of a urinal of the internet, that I happen to hold in high esteem (just because something is available for everyone to take a piss on doesn't devalue it, so long as it remains a place to filter the shit and piss from that witch has value).

2nd, I really like that pic.I just wanted to draw something and that came out. Then I decided it lookes like Roy, So, it got named appropriately.

Please go watch "Blood Machines" and masturbate less.

Also your in a video game.

>>134765

>1st, I fucking love that pic. Like all the shit I post on this fucking shit show of a urinal of the internet, that I happen to hold in high esteem (just because something is available for everyone to take a piss on doesn't devalue it, so long as it remains a place to filter the shit and piss from that witch has value).

I draw spontaneously and with no or only a few (complete redo of lne) edits.

Sorry for fucking that up, I'm trying to balance several screens involving money markets, hentai porn, and global arm sales, at the same moment. Plus my anti drone strike system is having problem with new uprgrades.

I…am conflicted about this, meaning lack of flexibility.

This could be perceived as failure to adapt or refusal to compromise to what is already accepted.

I prefer to hand grenade the whole shit show an let the internet decide.

Oftentimes I contemplate going for big wealth, but I just can't commit myself to it. I already have everything I want. Whenever I try to conceptualize what my life would look like if I were rich, all I can see is work. I'm happier to just convince the universe to deliver my groceries and pursue more visceral goals.

>>129983

I feel you on the synchronicity stuff and I am only replying as you are the first post I've seen recently talking about this. How about this story. I was unemployed right after finishing grad school and I was staying at my parent's shore house looking for menial jobs. While I was out there it was the height of the 'Russian collusion hoax' right after the election, and with all the talk about Russia I decided to start in on a dense Russian history book I had picked up at a thrift store or somewhere. While reading that book, I get a call from a Russian American lady with a thick accent named Olga who interviewed me for my first ever job in my field! I was always taken slightly aback by that.

There have been plenty of other times, like seeing words on a TV screen or hearing them said on the radio at the precise moment that I am thinking of those exact words. Recently I got a new job after being laid off from my old company. Someone at this former company, a woman from New Delhi named Lakshmi was the one who notified me of the opening. This struck me as well as I has a few months prior been listening to a Hindu mantra dedicated to increasing wealth by praying to the Goddess Lakshmi. My salary went up by ~33% too! Pretty auspicious to me.

>>129983

>>134722

I had a similar kind of synchonization with Mother Kali too.

>looking for veggies and fruits to grow in my gardens.

>Tomatoes… Blegh. Not really a fan of them in the flesh, I prefer ketchup or dried.

>Black Krim Tomatoes(??)

>Krim is the seed mantra of Kali.

>OHSHIT.png this can't be a coincidence.

>Could dry them, smoke them, make a nice spice powder among things…

>Imagine Mother Kali's yantra, ask her about these tomatoes.

>Get a joyous, encouraging response.

>"But- but I don't like tomatoes," my ego tells me.

>Losing time here, can't be indecisive forever.

>fuck it. might as well try, I can still dry and smoke them. Among things.

I'm thankful that I'm as close with my divine family that I am. How many innumerable ascetics and occultists out there that pray to gods and goddess but cannot fathom the idea of speaking to them one on one, or letting them hug and cuddle you like a child becase that's what you are to them.

>>134755

Advice on picking out a god?

>>134762

Chances are they picked you already. You will come across their name regularly, or maybe you will become interested in one for no apparent reason.

But it can't reach out to you if you don't have the names and knowledge about them in your head. So start reading about pantheons you find interesting. Watch videos. Put yourself out there. You'll find something/It will find you.

>>134755

Tomatoes are superior food in every way.

>>129703

I know this thread is old and OP will probably not be reading this. But to any beginners who have dabbled with spirits, demons and other lower forms of manifestation magic and wish to see what else there is to this whole lasagna. I encourage you to follow this up as instructed (one article per week, study AND practice): http://www.occult-mysteries.org/occult-studies-course.html

Supplementary reading: http://www.occult-mysteries.org/hermetic-occult-books.html

And may you never think you know what you're talking about.

>435 mb pdf

So how many viruses will I get from downloading this?

>>134786

It's one of those extremely bloated PDFs that lags a lot. Someone should convert to djvu which is much better optimized.

>>134790

>lags

Buy something stronger than a potato.

My fire 10 can handle the file no problem, a fuckin low end tablet.

I'd be happy ofc if someone were to reduce the size, but you know what, not it

>>134798

Made one for you even though you called me a potato.

https://files.catbox.moe/ilarg5.djvu

What makes you think this is okay? Dumbass.

>>134462

And incase you are so fucking blinded and naive…

You will disparage all dialogue on religion, except when you have something to say about it. Only you are allowed to bring new topics in a discussion when you are having a discussion. PURE CANCER

>>134463

I admit I didn't express myself as precisely as I should have, but that doesn't make your conjecture any more correct. Since you're so obverse to clarifying these misconstructions, I can only assume you're loosh farming, and don't really care about the quality of discussion.

>>134466

Okay I shall narrate to you as well

>I say you disparage all dialogue on religion

<You must have missed the part where I recommended two books on that exact subject.

>I say You will disparage all dialogue on religion, except when you have something to say about it. Only you are allowed to bring new topics in a discussion when you are having a discussion. PURE CANCER

>Since you're so obverse to clarifying these misconstructions

All I have been doing is trying to clarify YOUR misconstructions holy fuck you are retarded

>>134466

>but that doesn't make your conjecture any more correct.

Well if you've actually been paying attention to a single thing that I said for myself, then yes by all means refer to anything that I have said and I will gladly elaborate

>>134416

I for one like the way that Atkinson defines certain concepts in the Kybalion. And I mean not even the stuff about the different levels and sublevels of reality etc.. That stuff takes more imagination. But I really like how he defines things like infinity, and nothing (no-thing), and nothingness (no-thingness or not-thingness). It looks silly typing it all out here but his ideas have a nice fundamental simplicity to me.

Shouldn't it still be here? It's not like the board was wiped.

Can you tell us more about it? It sounds interesting.

>>134763

Yes of course. So I was searching for .onion links on fringe once. I came across this page which had two onion links with those respective titles. The dark zen one was very very interesting, but I unfortunately lost the link when fringe shut down. If you search for .onion or onion on this site you should find it. I don’t know why I’m having so much trouble lol

>>134750

Oh good point. Isn’t fringe bay shut down also? The archives don’t cover too much of it, definitely not this obscure page.

>>134769

Maybe you saw the links on fringechan or freedomboard. You can find the archives there too.

>>134779

Wanna try searching for it? Lol I think I’m the one struggling with it

>>132831

>>132829

Glass battery still hasn’t come out. Maybe (((they))) won’t allow it.

There have been people who were working on these lines and have been approached by men in black suits, threatened or killed. I've come across three confirmed cases.

>>134744

what's the point though? I guess it'd be cool to turn a beautiful woman into a golden statue, but not very practical

If you guys are actually this retarded, here.

Meditation, lack of thought, flow state enables you to connect with the unity or god. The big one not some regular being. With this you will find that likely you can make some kind of device. If any of you pants shitting retards actually did any research you would have too many "scam artists" to really beleive they are all scam artists.

>>134753

how did you get to the knowledge that Universal Laws are fixed and unchanging?

>>134757

are you this guy?

>>133807

if so, why you want nigger OP to stop telling people about this shit?

>>134753

asshole me, meant for you

>>134758

>>133728

>the new Believer couldn’t fathom a female aviator

it's an absurd assumption, that the belief women collectively shouldn't do something, is a belief that individuals can't

>>134757

If there is not that which is fixed and unchanging there is no eternal. If the fundamental laws of cause and effect, physics, time, etc. change at all the whole universe is destroyed. The Kybalion speaks of using higher laws to get things done but not of changing or violating the laws of reality. What is; is, and always will be.

>>130694

For casting in general or charging sigils you don't really need a trance state, you just need energy (yours or external) running through a symbolic ritual set up with intent.

Trance is only required for perception, not projection.

I'm not parroting dogma, I'm speaking from experience.

>>132697

Correction. You can use a trance state because it will help you detach from the ritual and forget it easier, not muddling the magic later with unwanted energy.

However, once you get to a certain level of skill in energy manipulation, you don't need to forget about sigils or rituals in order for them to manifest. All you need is to make sure not to interfere with the spell energetically.

home

burns a hole

>>134756

I use sodium sulphate as a drying agent in an organic laboratory. As in you can add it to other solvents and it absorbs any residual water. It's probably doing that in your body. It might be a big lump of mushy sand like material in your gut. People ingesting chemicals should also look up their properties besides their position in an astrological chart etc.

Another example, which sodium phosphate do they mean there are multiple different kinds.

>>134756

Silica might do the same thing to you as the sulphate did. It is also a dessicant. Maybe consider some information as outdated…

>>134775

>>134774

Thanks for letting me know about the sodium sulphate that might be what happened, like I said I was gunna use it as a diuretic since I was on an hgh secretagogue and was holding a lot of water at the time but yeah it did nothing for the subq water and overall felt like shit for a couple days, it might have dried up small intestine or something idk. I'm not too sure what kind of sodium phosphate theyre putting in here cause it just shows the name + HPUS which just means it's within the guidelines for the FDA so it would just be "Nat Mur 6x HPUS" or whatever number depending on strength, its a bs regulation ik. Also according to webmd silica is relatively safe to consume as a supplement, maybe youre thinking of silica gels? Or maybe there's something I might be missing, let me know

https://www.webmd.com/vitamins/ai/ingredientmono-1096/silicon

>>134776

>Nat Mur 6x HPUS

"Nat Phos 6x HPUS", my b

>>134713

That’s what I mean. I’m not certain as to what specifics I myself believe but in general I do think that something bigger was supposed to happen that night. Or that something else did happen but we do know is almost a certainty.

>>134715

don’t know*

>>134716

Neither do I but we better look into it.

>>134718

It was looked into right as it happened and right after. Anons at 4 and 8 /pol/ dug deep into it. But what does any of that matter when officially it's like the event never even happened?

>>134770

Much has happened since that day. Wasn't Q anon just starting? Now every normalfag knows it. Looking into the shooting with our present hindsight could yield better results than what anons found back then. Hell, we're already teetering on the edge of the abyssal technocratic hellscape heralded a century ago. Back then it was still dank pepes and shit. How can we hope to ever understand this bizarre world if we let them pull the wool over our eyes so passively?

vegans,lmao

Bowie had it right

>milk

>bell peppers

>cocaine

Sharing a fringe (by the literal meaning) health, nutrition, and longevity channel that I love. He's very involved in bodybuilding culture and performance enhancing if you're into that but if you're not he's also very well educated in genetics, epigenetics, cognitive enhancment, fasting, dieting, and all sorts of other health and longevity topics that you guys may like. Top tier channel although not very /fringe/

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHSwGdmiAN0HNGHslXRqBtQ/videos

>>134764

Just making note that the embedded video is on a different channel of Guru Ameen (which is also good but he doesn't upload much) and the one i linked is of Leo which is the one I'm talking about in my original post.

>>134576

I haven't read them.

>>134737

This list seems good.

>>106681

>Funny how in your attack on philosophy you present your own

One cannot speak of a philosophy or direct anything at it without asserting some philosophy of their own (according to philosophers at least). It is for sure an attack, but more so an attack on Hume and the standing of similar philosophy in relation to the rest of thought (and reality perhaps). Thus your statement is dishonest or misconceived and redundant, its connotations or significance erroneous.

> I think the type of analytical and critical thought philosophy can require to be quite useful in many practical ways for a variety of things.

Tree states how Hume's philosophy is practically useful so I'm not sure what contradiction you think you're stating or what you thought Tree was stating.

>I also don't think reading or practicing philosophy limits your perception, if anything doing the opposite is what makes you ignorant, pushing everything off and just calling it a load of crap but still going on your own personal philosophy.

<Philosophy itself is already a limiting perception. Its bias is purposeful, of course.

Same story. Misreading Tree. One cannot get away from bias. Fundamentally one biases or focuses their attention always, always shifting their attention from one thing so that it leaves it, and biases their consciousness and is biased by what they perceive by the act of focusing, unfocusing, shifting, et cetera. Even keeping your consciousness still and clear and encompassing is a bias. So fundamentally he is correct that philosophy is a bias, and a purposeful one. All things are. All acts of consciousness bias and are basically purposeful or teleological. Tree states that Hume's philosophy is useful and how, so I am not sure what contradiction you are sloppily and bluntly trying to contradict.

So far you just seem defensive without engaging with the thought of Tree's posts. It seems he's Post too long. Click here to view the full text.