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 No.2[Reply]

Hello!
This board is for the discussion of esoterism, occultism, supernatural, secret societies, and the unknown; as well as related and expanded topics.
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Have a great one!


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What’s the deal with all the alien talk on the news lately? Are extraterrestrials real? Are they from another planet or maybe another dimension? Are they the same entities as the DMT Elves?
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 No.221

>>209
the machine elves!

 No.246

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Extraterrestrials are demons.

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>>209

Basically there's 2 interpretations

1. The Materialist Neurochemical explantion

DMT is produced in the human mind naturally when we sleep, when you smoke DMT you basically force yourself into a dream state while being fully conscious

When we dream, we imagine very detailed worlds, encounter autonomous entities,, people tend to have similar dreams etc. But the difference is we are fully concoius, so everything feels *real* in a powerful and terrifying way.

So it makes sense that people's experiences on DMT are similar, as opposed to LSD for example, which is a foriegn neurotoxin and so highly unpredictable, DMT is something our brains already know how to process.

2. The mystical inter-dimensional interpretation

Reality isn't real, our brains are inter-dimensional computers which are connected to multiple realities and doing DMT allows us to tap into the infinite spiritual complexity of the univerese.
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 No.252

>>251
lol demon post

 No.253

>>207
>The reasons are twofold
Most likely something like this. Also creating rabbit holes and dead ends for foreign intel to waste their time on. Congressional hearings might be part of the theater and never forget to follow the money. Defense contractors can profit off of this lore.



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The nebulous hereafter presents itself in many ways. How has the world to come revealed itself to you? Are you happy with this outcome?

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Sadly I had to come to the conclusion that evil gives birth to evil and no matter how good your cause it will always be stained with the means of achieving it.

 No.190

life i energy. when energyleaves the body it goes somewhere else



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This thread is for discussion about Christianity.
Do you believe in God?
After pondering on the nature of reality and the existence of God, I have come to the conclusion that believing in God is rational.
Science has made the observation that energy can only change its state, it cannot come from nowhere or disappear.
Atheism is based upon the belief that everything came from nothing, which is scientifically impossible, and that everything will ultimately become nothing, which is also scientifically impossible.
How is it not rational to think that everything that exists and the very concept of existence has a source?
Is it not rational to think that in order for existence to come into being, there has to be a source that is more existing than the concept of existence itself?
Is it not rational to think that in order for consciousness to come into being, consciousness that can observe and make conclusions about the nature of reality, there has to be a source that is more conscious than the concept of consciousness itself, and an observer that is the ultimate?
The source of creation has to be beyond the very concept of creation. God is uncreated, God is absolute, God is the ultimate, God is all-knowing, God is all-seing and God is all-capable.
There is no other rational conclusion.
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>>239
I see no reason why you should get so upset. If you think that I have misunderstood something, you are welcome to make the effort to express it a little more clearly. If you don't succeed, it's either because you're not suited to explain and should therefore leave the topic for more mature people, or because your points weren't particularly logical in the first place.
And by the way, I am not at all of the opinion that the opinion held by >>236-kun is necessarily un-Christian or even anti-Christian, since there are certainly believing Christians who share his ideas.
>>240
>>241
While you are correct that there are problems, paradoxes, and challenges in worldviews of all kinds, including religions, these are ultimately due to human error-proneness and thus negligible, as they say nothing about the big picture.
Philosophy has long been concerned with questions about the nature of knowledge and reality. But these complexities do not mean that we should discard all knowledge. We have made progress and developed models that allow us to understand and interact with the world. Radical skepticism that claims nothing is knowable, on the other hand, only leads to meaningless consequences and blocks gains in knowledge, because, despite the philosophical challenges, our history of progress shows that we can expand our understanding of the world. Exaggerated doubt, on the other hand, whether general or against a particular worldview, inhibits the search for knowledge and is therefore less useful than a position that acknowledges that progress is possible despite unanswered questions.
As for the question of the nature of knowledge, I think there are three kinds: that which we learn by observing the mortal world, that which we infer through our thinking or by reflecting on the thoughts of others, and ultimately that which God gives us to understand through spiritual revelations.

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>>242
>these complexities do not mean that we should discard all knowledge.
I do not advocate for the discarding of all knowledge. Rather, I believe that all knowledge is inferential since objective knowledge is impossible to attain (including objective knowledge that objective knowledge is impossible to attain). Nothing can be known but rather only assumed.
>Radical skepticism … only leads to meaningless consequences and blocks gains in knowledge
I would not say that the consequences of skepticism have been meaningless. I have found mental quietude through it and its antecedents. Additionally, I have not found the development of inferential knowledge hindered by skepticism, and I would support this by my being top of my class in my dental school right now.
>Exaggerated doubt … inhibits the search for knowledge and is therefore less useful than a position that acknowledges that progress is possible
This statement assumes that the pursuit of objective knowledge is the goal. I don't think objective knowledge is necessary for anything and in fact often makes things works. I've found that the belief of holding objective knowledge makes many uncritical and domineering people rather than great thinkers.

 No.244

>>191
please stop answering to this narcissistic schizo threda.
/threda

 No.245

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God is real.
Right now, in this very moment, God sees every single one of your thoughts. He knows the deepest depths of your heart and soul with perfect clarity, better than you yourself are even capable of. He knows where you came from, exactly what you are in this very moment and for what reason. He wants you to become like Him. Not all alone by yourself, for that is not only impossible but completely foolish.
He wants you to become a god through Him. This is the purpose of life.
One has to understand something very important: The devil is real. It is very important to understand that the enemy, Satan, does not compete with God and it is not his aim. The fundamental goal of Satan is to trick you and lead you astray from becoming god through God. The devil does not do this by making you believe in the devil, he does this by making you NOT believe in the devil. For when you don't think the devil is real, you become completely defenseless against the attacks of his demons. His goal is to simply lead astray and destroy as many humans as possible.
If anyone wishes to take on this path to become god through God, I am not adequate to give anyone any guidance. The very little knowledge I have so far I got from people much wiser than myself.
What I would like to say however, is that if you truly want to achieve anything in life, you should pray. If you don't know how to do that, ask God to teach you how to pray. Right now, in this very moment, He sees you, knows you and hears every single one of your thoughts.
He is very real.

 No.247

beware….elliot man is still lurking somewhere in the shadows…waiting to strike….like a beautiful phantom, haunting the night….



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