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>>12000
Atheism = eternal death

>>12005
Universe people was not meant to be serious lol, you don't know shit

>>12007
Is this Ivo A. Benda himself posting in my thread? 180 lectures is a lot of effort for an ironic joke.

>>12006
Hardcore atheism is basically taking the easy way out, life's a lot simpler if you think it's just living, dying, being forgotten and that's it. Little do they know that we are likely all fucked and they're just in denial

>>12008
There is no evidence it's real. He made it up

I arrived to a similar conclusion and worldtheory by myself without having ever heard of gnosticism beforehand, so when I learned about its existence I was quite glad. I

>>11881
Something I've noticed is that most Gnostics these days (at least in the prison planet circles) have a habit of blaming their own poor living situations on God rather than looking around them. My boss is gonna fire me? Must be the demiurge, can't be that my boss chose to do that. I won't say this is the only or best place to be reincarnated into but I will say acting like there's only evil at work is a poor mentality to have. It doesn't help that many are depraved and have a habit of getting off to stuff like rape porn or are some flavor of bigot, you'd think they'd want to avoid contributing to the system that's apparently keeping all this going

It's baby's first step into enlightenment, I was also into Gnosticism but now I am Lutheran.

Saw an experience that lines up very well with the current Gnosticism/Prison Planet stuff. Do take note that this was caused by a half dose of shrooms and according to the OP the hospital said "mushroom toxicity" caused this, don't know if this was actual death though

Have Gnostics ever considered that reincarnation is forced but we're not in a prison system or samsara or anything, that's just how it is? A lot of people who believe in reincarnation believe in respawning

>>11979
Damn I feel that. I was a "none" most of my life (basically what that means is I never really thought about anything deeply existential/religious/spiritual) and I never really believed there was any evidence to the supernatural. In 2023 I had a massive crisis and fell down the conspiracy rabbit hole for years and questioned everything I thought I knew for almost 2 years straight. I still fall down the rabbit hole but I'm recovering, I try not to think too much about it but truly when you realize how little we know it can cause you to lose your mind

0,1, & 2, are like objectively correct if you’re not extremely ignorant on one end or spiritual/schizo on the other.

Likely 7, but less focused on the elite and more so on Goddard-esque assumption based immortality? Reading skills are low right now. Apologies.

>>11993
>Goddard-esque assumption based immortality
can you tell more about this?

>>11994
Maybe they mean quantum immortality or creating your own afterlife? Not that sure

>>11984
I get being uncertain but I feel like full on denying the spiritual is being way too confident

Some of the questions are so difficult if you're autistic but extroverted. Like neither, people don't like me, but I also don't really wanna be myself and try hard to be accepted x)

>>11649
I find a lot of the answers in general are not mutually exclusive or opposing qualities, just two random things that don't even apply to me

Got EFU. Was kinda sceptical given that it's a personality test but I guess the first line is literally me kek
>>11650
Same

IFU Iu Fc Uu

IFU Iu Fu U
Asocial, low self-esteem, and scatterbrained. Sounds about right.

Most are scammers but some may be real. I wouldn't doubt if there is some spiritual world that you could tap into it with enough focus

Do not believe anything they tell you. They may be in contact with demons. I used to be a "psychic" and it is not what it is portrayed to be on television. I was overtaken by demons very quickly.

>>1318
Kind of believe in this but I'm wondering how they actually know anything. If they're watching you and taking in the world in a different state of being then I'd their knowledge all still based mainly on witnessing events externally or do they have any greater sense of your internal experience?

Never seeked out a psychic or medium, but i did run into a guy doing free Tarot readings after midnight at a convention i went to. I deeply thought of things that were going on in my life, closed my eyes, started hovering my hand over the cards and when i knew the moment was right, i grabbed a card. It was"10 of cups" inverted and how he described what i got which meant something like lacking in relationships. The way he described everything felt like i got cut deep on the inside and i started tearjng up. I was with my now exgf who is not at all into any of this mystical stuff so to her it was just goofy fun, but to me it was another confirmation that i should break up with her. I thanked the magician, gave him one of the magic related trinkets i received and said goodbye. At the same convention i became super close with another girl in our group and we're besties now, and i have been dating and have landed on a great guy. Normally i used to not believe in the supernatural or the paranormal, but ive had too many coincidences happen where i can't fully not-believe. Thank you random Tarot Magician, for being at the right place at the right time

Mediums are sadly very inconsistent but I would like to believe in them. They have a habit of contradicting other spiritual experiences and each other. For example many mediums reject the idea of reincarnation but others fully endorse it and those who endorse it are inconsistent about whether reincarnation is a choice or forced. Some do bring verified facts and those are interesting but sadly they're kind of a rarity

Anyone still active on here? I might do tarot readings if anyone responds within the next few days.

>>11995
Hello. I would like some clarity on something. There's something I'm opposed to recently and I plan on taking action against it. Any predictions on how this will go for me? Thank you.

>>11995
i'd like to know if i'm on a steady path, or one with many challenges to come

>>11995
I'd like to know if the prospective project idea I have is going to be successful

>>11995
I'd like some advice for a crisis I'm dealing with lately

>>10106
I've gotten that, but not from weed. Just from severe trauma and flashbacks.
I spent almost my entire childhood in a dissociative state and then I had a really hard time getting to terms with learning that I wouldn't actually disappear into thin air somehow and had to live in the real world as an actual person who'd have to be an adult and everything…
Maybe I'm too used to dissociating, but I don't think it's all bad, it's only scary if I feel like I can't snap out of it, but that's never really happened to me before, if I couldn't snap out of it it was always because a big part of me just really didn't want to… Or when you're terrified and go completely mute and stuff, it's not that I want to talk, I just want to be left alone so that I can hide under my blanket, hug my plushies and feel safe again.
I got that dissociative empty feeling when I took laughing gas at the dentist, but I wasn't really worried about it, I was just glad that I didn't have to worry about the procedure as much and I felt normal again after the laughing gas effect dissipated. I wouldn't use it recreationally though, because I know that if I really need to dissociate, my body will do that on its own. I just kinda trust in it and hopefully I won't really need to do it and can just be myself and happy as a full person, even if it's hard sometimes.
I think hyperarousal is the worst though… I looked up some things to snap out of it because unlike with a dissociative state, I really can't stand this stress for more than a minute, it just drives me nuts and I really really don't want to wait for it to go away on its own, it sucks so damn much, I'd rather scratch my skin open or hopefully have mints or chilli to eat on hand because that kind of stuff really helps with it

feeling like i was not part of this Earth anymore bc of weed was a very calming and pleasant experience. the feeling afterwards that my life from then on was just a combination of dreams and some sort of euphoric hallucination before death is something i will never forget. im not afraid of not being real or dead so it's fun.

>>10106
I've gotten hallucinations from a single smoke, psychotic breaks with continued use. Weed is not for me, folks.

Omaga aki is so hot i wanna step on his balls

I'm always at least somewhat dissociated and I want weed to help me calm down but I don't know if it'll work to fend off the existential thoughts

Fluoride is bad for the pineal gland

Not fully but quieting your mind and getting healthy can help you contact the spiritual more from what I know. Or maybe it's just hallucinations idk

fluorosis is a thing, but it's an affect of high exposure. the levels in our water are very low and our body isn't impacted. i think the theory may have something to do with how overexposure causes oxidative stress, which certainly degrades mental wellness. but you'd need to be guzzling the stuff specifically for any issue to arise

I don't rely on karma. If it's worth it I'll try to have my revenge, if it's something petty I'd rather forget it, why waste your energy on dumb shit

Uhh alright, I shall humbly share some of what I know:

So the word Karma, comes from Kar(action) and Man(to think). What does this mean?

As it's known, in many creeds there is the idea that God is everything and everyone, and so we are god experiencing ourselves. That would also mean that we have the ability to co-create the world together.

And Karma is exactly that: The result of our thoughts in the world. So if for example one says: "Oh I want a house", well because of your own divine ability to create (although most are unware of it while living human lives), you will start shaping the world so an opportunity of getting that which you wanted, comes. Now we tend to think of Karma as some divine judgment, because everything to exist needs it's positive and negative. So you get to have a house, but now you have to take care of it, so if something breaks, you have to pay. If a better job opportunity comes in another city, you have to stay because your house has a heavy tax connected to the bank, and all the many chores that owning a house can entail.

And all of this comes from a single thought. This is why they say "Becareful of what you wish"


Now you can learn to better handle your ability to create by becoming conscious of your unconscious thoughts, and that is when you transform your Karma in Dharma, from Dhar(to hold) and Man(thought), so it's basically the thoughts you are already aware of and thus are unlikely to come bite you later like the unconscious ones.

>>3394
I think I am being humbled by the universe. For saying and doing bad things. I believe this is part of everyone’s path. Little instances only known to them. There is not a single bad thing I’ve ever done that hasn’t come back to bite me somehow. Gets me to get my act together. I feel so embarrassed of myself.

>>3636
The extremely rich people like Elon Musk are unhappy because they have a mental illness that causes them to hoard excessively. At one point after a few millions you finally have the means to live a luxurious life, have money on the side for any health issues that may arise, travel, support your family, retire or quit working entirely and focus on your passions… The people who are this level of rich (and if you think a few millions aren't rich your minds have been wrapped) are surely happy. They understand when enough is enough and are good at managing their finances.

It could be nice if it were real but I don't hold out hope, it seems lots of people have managed to dodge karma even if it is real. Assuming its existence I doubt anyone can dodge it forever

Great thread, interesting topic. The UFO community is basically a fandom anyway.

>>10910
Are you talking about this thread? Underwater alien base?
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/34629564/
I think it was great and believable.

Yes. Universe is HUGEEEEEEE why would we be alone here?

I've read lots of conspiracies on them, from Starseeds, to Prison Planet stuff, to psychedelic encounters and DMT beings to abduction reports. The Roswell Alien Interview where Matilda o'donnell macelroy claimed to telepathically communicate with an alien named Ailr that was published by Lawrence R Spencer in 1947 is an interesting read. It was popular in Gnostic/Prison Planet circles for mentioning Samsara and Earth being where souls who got extremely bad Karma in past lives are reincarnated, there is some stuff about being infinitely recycled too. Apparently Matilda died shortly after she sent the author this. It may have been faked as the author is rumored to be part of Scientology but it's a chicken or the egg thing where he may have joined Scientology as it seemed to be the closest to truth or he possibly wrote this to help Scientology get its start. It's also suspected to be Scientology propaganda by using terms like "immortal spiritual beings/eternal spiritual beings" to describe humans as beings named IS-BE. This does cause suspicion from some that Scientology does seem to be "the elite" in one way or another. People on Reddit mentioned having similar encounters with gray aliens or mentioning that they were told the name of the book telepathically. There are some other interesting books of a similar nature by people like Karla Turner and there's others like Phil Schneider who was possibly killed for knowing too much. Don't know if I believe it but it does seem possible

Interesting Reddit posts
https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/14s2zlr/matilda_odonnell_macelroy_1947_roswell_interview/
https://www.reddit.com/r/UFOs/comments/xk4svt/alien_interview_lawrence_r_spencer_anyone_read/
https://www.reddit.com/r/InterdimensionalNHI/comments/1dv7onc/multiple_nonhuman_entities_have_told_humans_that/
https://www.reddit.com/r/aliens/comments/1fi2rd8/serious_roswelPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

This channel called Area 52 made some interesting videos about it

I think they're real, but that all of the sightings of them are bullshit. If there's any other life in our solar system it could only be either bacteria or marine life on Titan or Europa. As for life on exoplanets, even if there was life intelligent enough to build space craft that can travel thousands of light years away, why would they come to Earth to do nothing other than probe people in the ass? And I find it unlikely other life in the galaxy would be humanoid like how alien sightings always are.
Because the universe is so vast there has got to be other life out there though. In all the billions of years the universe has existed some other planets must have developed life as some point.