/x/ - Paranormal

>>40352

Fuck yes, there is.

"At one point, you stop believing in God and you start believing in power."

>>40354

>"At one point, you stop believing in God and you start believing in power."

>"At one point, you stop believing in God and you start believing in power."

Source? I couldn't find this anywhere. Fucking HUGE if true.

>the temperature at the core of the explosion is between 50 and 150 million degrees Fahrenheit

It still blows my mind how insanely destructive these things are.

>>40354

I need you to tell me where you read that quote.

>>40354

>>40357

answer me nigger, you can't just say something like that and not provide an explanation my interest is throbbing

>>40355

>>40357

>>40358

I can't.

Yes in a sense, there are ancient Indian texts in the mahabharata that speak of weapons that sound eerily similar, amongst other technology.

>>40375

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brahmastra

The Brahmastra is described as a weapon that creates a fireball capable of destroying the world, and is intended to be used as a last resort, never for combat. The after-effects sound exactly how an ancient civilization would describe a massive high-temperature explosion, but not quite a nuke. More like a MOAB.

The Brahmashirsha Astra is an even more powerful weapon. It is said to be capable of destroying gods, and can be invoked from any object, even grass. The weapon manifests the heads of Brahma and then causes what is essentially an ancient civilization's description of a nuke, with fallout that renders an area uninhabitable for twelve years.

The Brahmanda Astra is said to destroy the universe. Since they didn't have knowledge of space travel, this could either just be a planet killer that takes the Hindu mythological realms with it or an actual universe killer.

>>40502

>CERN, a nuclear research facility, receives a Hindu religious symbol as a gift from an Indian nuclear research facility in 2004

>Indian research lab recognized global scientific discoveries from WW2 to today that lined up with their own religious beliefs

>only connections are the cosmic dance and the invention of some of the Deva WMDs in the Sanskrit epics, such as nukes

>there is a theory that CERN's LHC can make dangerous black holes

Let the fridge horror sink in…

>>40352

The occult significance is that atomic bombs had already been used thousands of years ago by the Indian gods. It's not occult in the sense of magical or paranormal, but it's a piece of world history that the West currently refuses to acknowledge, so you could say it's 'occult' (hidden).

>>40576

imagine if we were the only life in the universe and we kill ourselves with this device