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Lesser known paranormal esoteric subjects Geist 05/02/20 (Sat) 18:54:15 No.56592

Does anyone know of any interesting less frequently talked about paranormal fringe information or subjects that will completely blow my mind so I can dive into a rabbit hole. Or are there any lists containing all the paranormal subjects known to humanity then I can see if there are any I may have missed that might start a fire in my belly.

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Geist 05/02/20 (Sat) 21:48:19 No.56597

YouTube embed. Click thumbnail to play.

Dark 5 is a channel that finds random topics to make videos about. You may find something here to satisfy you if you browse their videos.

I've tried to think of something rarely discussed but I haven't come up with anything yet.

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Geist 05/03/20 (Sun) 02:33:28 No.56602

I highly recommend Liber Null by Peter Carroll. It's often sold as a 2 for 1 with Psychonaut included, and I wouldn't necessarily recommend Psychonaut unless you're interested in Entheogens in relation to spirituality. Although, I prefer Carroll's take to the more common "stoned ape theory". Liber Null may be slightly dated in it's technological references when it comes to a younger audience (such a references to VHS or Cassette tapes), as it is not a new book. It has extremely valuable information that could be used by the average person, experienced magickians, graphic artists, theoretical scientists, and shit posters alike. It is easy to read, and can be applied in almost any school of thought. What you do with that information is up to you, and I can certainly say that Chaos Magic isn't something that relates to type alignments in tabletop games. If you're looking for that sort of thing and any genuine connections to modern day sorcery, I recommend looking into older TSR versions of D&D and their unique Monster Manuals (Like Deities & Demigods) followed the works H.P. Lovecraft & other early authors Cthulhu Mythos. Even LaVey dropped a few references to Lovecraftian texts as a source of inspiration, but there are genuine Cultists that revere the beings described by Lovecraft & his contemporaries for their own reasons (which I'm sure LaVey would not enjoy as much, compared to the symbolic rituals and epicurean lifestyle he promoted, which isn't necessarily compatible in many cases).

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Geist 05/05/20 (Tue) 09:35:14 No.56664

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>>56592

Expanding Earth. The flat Earth psyop as incredibly succesful in surpressing expanding Earth informaton.

Enjoy the rabbit hole.

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Geist 05/05/20 (Tue) 13:30:40 No.56666

>>56664

What is this actually all about how does it expand? Is it meant to be expanding then? That’s strange how large can it finally get or is it expanding forever weird. Is that what your mean?

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Geist 05/05/20 (Tue) 13:34:27 No.56667

>>56602

You can’t beat Lovecraft for taking you on a journey with all his valid RL references I’ve followed them loads of times you are right. I love the outsider I mean what actually is that creature and where does it come from LOL. You can just sense something is afoot if you get my drift ;) Lovecraft is brilliant one a of a kind I’m sure he was an alien himself lol the stuff he knew and wrote about haha

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Geist 05/05/20 (Tue) 18:19:07 No.56669

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>>56666

>>56664

This used to interest me until I took a geology course where rock beds were shown that plates have collided and separated multiple times. I always assumed that under the Expanding Earth Hypothesis, that addition of water and asteroids caused the Earth to grow. Every year, we're said to get something like tons of dust from outer space, so in a way, the Earth is expanding through accumulation.

I've been more interested lately in the idea that the Inner Earth can be accessed under the right electromagnetic conditions.

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Geist 05/06/20 (Wed) 05:05:27 No.56679

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>>56669

So will the earth just keep growing indefinitely then due to acquiring mass from foreign objects? Could it eventually reach a dangerous point get too heavy or too much mass causing some dangerous effects? Or not? Maybe if it gets too close to the sun for growing too large it would destroy life on earth?

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Geist 05/06/20 (Wed) 05:31:29 No.56680

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>>56679

I never actually thought about that before. I would think that the solar system will reach a point where dust and comets becomes scarce, unless the foreign objects are coming in from other parts of the galaxy. Maybe this explains why dinosaurs are believed by some people to be too big to live and especially fly, maybe they really did have less gravity back in the Cretaceous. On the topic of gravity, I was listening to a podcast recently where people were discussing how gravity could be misunderstood by scientists. Their idea was that gravity is a push instead of a pull and objects like Earth block that push and so we are pushed into Earth from outer space gravitational waves instead of Earth pulling us in. I need to find what those people in the interview were referring to so I can look into it myself.

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