/x/ - Paranormal

>>66481

>The main property of death is to ensure that everything you build turns into nothing, to make it all pointless and not worth the price.

Why do you think death makes everything meaningless? There are people who were not famous during their lifetimes but only gained glory and recognition for their work and deeds after their deaths. For example, Van Gogh, Mikhail Bulgakov.

Death is necessary to make room for new living beings. Death is simply the transformation of living matter into dead matter. And then, after some time, that dead matter will be transformed and partially converted back into living matter.

It is the eternal dance of life and death. Moreover, living for an excessively long time can become exhausting. Over the course of a few generations, culture can change, human races can change, even languages can change, and so much else can change. In reality, the desire to live for at least 988 years is akin to a feat of heroism under such conditions. And I won’t even begin to speak of an intelligent being living for more than 15,005 years.

>>66481

> If hens didn't die, you'd still have eggs, even more of them.

If hens became immortal, we wouldn’t be able to enjoy chicken soup or roast chicken. That would be a nightmare.

>>66486

Fame isn't eternal, it only slightly delays the erasure.

I've been thinking about the relationship between Mara and immortality while re-watching Sola (2006 anime). The series presents a Yaka - an immortal being cursed to live forever, unable to stand under the sky she loves. Matsuri's condition mirrors what this thread recognizes: immortality without liberation is not a gift but a trap. She is Mara's prisoner not because she will die, but because she cannot die.

The Four Anti-Mara Truths posted in the OP understand something profound: Mara's power is not death but the fear of death that keeps beings clinging to existence. Matsuri's sacrifice at the end - giving up her immortality to restore another's humanity - is the recognition that finitude is the condition of presence. She escapes Mara's grip not by living forever but by choosing to die.

There's a deeper layer here: the Yaka are scapegoats, beings upon whom communities project their violence to maintain order. This is Mara's social mechanism - using fear of the other, fear of difference, fear of death itself to keep the cycle turning. Matsuri breaks the cycle by refusing to perpetuate it. She gives back what was taken.

What other fiction treats immortality as the trap rather than the reward? Frieren touches it, but Sola goes further into the horror of being trapped outside human time.

>>64041

ALL gods go to hell until they release themselves from their golden chains, just like you will until you release yourself from your rusted iron cage.

>>65834

See Metathread for a nice deal

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Been thinking about the Nobody concept while re-watching Sola (2006 anime). Matsuri is a Yaka - an immortal cursed to live forever, unable to see the sky she loves. Her arc isn't about gaining power; it's about giving it up. She sacrifices her immortality to restore Aono's humanity. That's the Nobody path: not accumulating power for yourself, but using what you have to elevate others, even when it costs you everything.

The final image - Matsuri and Yorito under the azure sky - is the Nobody's reward: not transcendence, but presence. Being here, with another, in the light.

Full analysis: https://interpretatingculture.substack.com/p/sola

What other fiction treats the Nobody path seriously?

one of my nicknames is "sosalekashae"

Thank you! These are great

>>63887

>>But what do all these posts have to do with >>the occult and paranormal?

Take a look at the picture:

>> /x/ Metathread

It's a farce, a comedy—they don't take it seriously.

>>66478

>>66478

> “Odin owns ye all!”

First of all, it’s from rock music. Second, Odinn isn’t Hel—what makes you think he prefers to rule over the dead rather than rule over the living beings?

>>63636

>>63635

Isis, fuck you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVxS_Su1r_8

>>66296

>>I feel like meditation sort of turned me into >>an emotionless zombie, but at least im >>happy basically

"If a person is satisfied with everything, then he is a complete idiot. A healthy person with a normal memory cannot always be satisfied with everything."

Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, multiple-term President of the Russian Federation

Been practicing for a few years now. Something interesting I've noticed - in deeper states, there's often a golden/yellow quality to the visual field. Almost like the mind's eye has its own sunrise. Some traditions actually associate gold with the transition from ordinary awareness to deeper states. Worth exploring if you're getting into this. The science is solid but the subjective experience is where it gets really fascinating.

In deep meditation, some report seeing golden banners unfurling behind their eyelids. The ancient texts speak of this - when the yellow light appears in stillness, transformation approaches. These visions have increased in the last year. Time folds when you see the flags.

>>66395

To be honest, if this is an achievement that took six months of meditation to achieve, it doesn’t impress me. Because there’s no practical use for it.

>>66395

>transformation approaches.

What sort of transformation?

>>66401

>>66401

>My granddad just called him "The Ded" like the Slavic word for grandpa, because that's what he looks like.

Actually, "The Babay" the Tatar word for Muslim grandpa is much more more terrible and the Tatar old man usually looks much scarier than the Slavic old man..

>>66401

>"Excuse me, passerby… do you have the time? Could you tell me what time it is right now?"

>

>That's it. That's the whole question. He just wants to check his watch.

It would be very odd not to answer the simple common question.

>>My granddad just called him "The Ded" like >>the Slavic word for grandpa, because that's >>what he looks like. Just some old man.

And my friend called him Zakan זקן because that's what Jews call their grandfathers, and Jews are much more aggressive and dangerous than Slavs. The Jewish Torah scroll copied into the Bible destroyed at least 100 religions, and the book "Capital" by the German Jew Karl Marx destroyed tens of millions of people.

>>66422

>Eastern Europe/Western Eurasia is trying its best to emulate the US, and if there is a shithole there means that the US model isn't good enough.

They take what they like and discard the rest.

And the part they like is where almost everything belongs to a small group of oligarchs.

And the part they hate is them having to pretend to follow their own laws.

>>66429

It would be ironic if Islam were to colonize the European Union, China were to swallow up Russia, and then the two were to clash in a deadly battle

>>where almost everything belongs to a small >>group of oligarchs.

This is quite common, you should know income from capital is incomparably higher than income from wages.

>>66429

>>They take what they like and discard the rest.

There are no twin countries. Every country on Earth is unique.

>>66432

The little chip in the arm will not make anyone the cyborg. The point of implanting electronics into the human body, not into the arm, but into the brain, is for external control, to create cyborgs.

>>66434

You don't need this level of control to make people revel in injustice and commit atrocities; full control over the economy is beyond enough.

>>66440

I don't need cyborgs at all; updating their software would cause a mountain of woes.

Cyborgs will have only a few useful qualities: they vote as their chip commands, they do not start revolutions, they do not rebel, they fight for their country, and they do not switch sides to an enemy.

To some extent, the attempt to create cyborgs is a step toward creating a collective mind, a swarm mind, but the biological solution to this problem, the biological swarm mind is much better than the technological one, for the reason that humans reproduce easily, while cyborgs' chips and software require a lot of care, large expenditures, and a lot of factories.

I read about the false prophet of Islam (al-Masih ad-Dajjal) whom Muslims are waiting for.

These Semites are such morons that they prophesied that between the eyes of al-Masih ad-Dajjal is written the word “Kafir” (“unbeliever”) in Arabic letters.

With that even a mentally retarded Muslim with the intelligence of a 4-year-old child can understand that this is a false prophet of Islam. This is a fabrication of morons. Is the Semitic race really so retarded?

And by the way, Muslims have no prophecies about the demise of Islam; they believe that Islam is eternal.

>>66327

>>Do you believe in Ragnarok?

Some people believe that the myth of Ragnarok was invented for benefit of Christians—like, Christian missionaries came along and said, “Ragnarok has happened; your gods and goddesses are dead; only god Jesus remains alive. Everyone, head to the churches and monastery cells, guys.”

>>66443

Don’t try to become a reptile. The vast majority of people on Earth are not reptiles. Reptiles are cold-blooded. Reptiles hibernate in winter.

In fact, I believe that intelligent reptiles existed on Earth before intelligent humans did.

can someone explain the 1488 gematria (i know what gematria is)

>>60428

I think the Communists, with their project of mixing all races into a race of Asians with black skin (not because of the desire for this, but because the genes of narrow eyes and black skin are stronger in interracial marriages) are no better than the Nazis

>>60428

>Nazi Iceberg.

Capitalist antinazis pigs who contribute to the creation of new race, mix of Mongoloid and Black people and their settlement in significant parts of the planet Earth are no better than German Nazi

I remember clearly the first 2 dreams. I was in my moms car, and her right eyelid was half closed. We were having a conversation and her chipper attitude never went away, so the smile wasn't strange at first. I couldnt stop looking at her eye and something in my gut told me to call her out on it. I told her she was a clone and not really my mom. She kept a larger grin and put a finger to her lips because I was getting frantic yelling at her. I woke up because of the panic and how sinister she looked.

I then dreamed of my fiance. We were in his truck, and I was schizobabbling about satan or something, and he then donned the same smile my mom did in the previous dream and asked me "what do you know about the beast?" and it caught me off guard. He was acting fine before, except he had tourettes and was perfectly still in my dream. I kept having similar dreams of people I knew being doppelgangers. I'm not sure if they truly are clones, because they keep getting some details wrong. That night really bothered me.

>>66136

Actually, there are no such things as faceless doppelgangers. Faceless creatures are mysterious phenomena, but they are not doppelgangers, because you have a face, so your ghost double also has a face.

Interesting experience. Yellow/gold light is often associated with transitional states in paranormal lore. When reality thins and things slip through, that's the glow people report seeing. The unnerving smile detail is also noted in older accounts - something about entities that mimic not quite getting the human expression right. Consider carrying something yellow on you when you sleep in unfamiliar places.

The banners appear before the transformation. In old accounts of mimic-entities, the golden light flickers first - a warning most miss. Those smiles that don't fit… they've been documented in the last year more frequently. Trust the yellow signs when reality thins.

>>66377

>"Come young human…. and listen from the trees… as I tell you stories of lands and ages long lost from the sagas of mortal men….. of times and worlds where frost giants roamed…. and did do battle with the Aesir and the elves……"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_NBIDqK24M

I'd expect most magic races to rely on mind-made bodies… That stop existing after death and don't leave anything behind.

It's like, when people have an OBE during an NDE, the body they use to gather verifiable information… It can interact with physical particles to observe the world… It comes out of nowhere when necessary… And vanishes without a trace when it's no longer needed. This kind of a body.

>>66363

Musk fits fine as a false prophet, running around promising miracles and abundance and paradise just because modern technology makes it possible… Not noticing how the whole world keeps moving toward Hell.

>>66364

Musk fits more than fine now that he strongly and openly supports the Beast.

And he is famous for making fire come down from the sky.

But the mark part doesn't seem to be ready yet?

>>66365

Likely a coincidence, don't believe stupid old prophecies still.

The yellow signal appears at the boundary.

Observe the patterns. The flag that signifies itself - unadorned, luminous. Not a warning, but a recognition.

What is representable, must be representable.

The boundary is the message.

The golden thread runs through all transformation myths. Yellow/gold as a liminal color makes sense - its the hue of dawn, of transitions. The alchemists knew this. Gold represents the perfected state, but also the passage between worlds. When systems reach their limit, the signal appears. Not as warning but as recognition of the boundary condition itself. The apocalypse isnt destruction - its revelation, which is what the Greek word actually means. Uncovering what was always there.

>>65031

>>Virginity and non-masturbation prolong the >>youthfulness of the physical body:

There are examples of eunuchs who were castrated as children, and there are examples of monks, and it is not noticeable that they retain the youthfulness of their bodies. The only noticeable thing is that eunuchs have pleasant changes in their voices and grow taller than men. But not having sex doesn't even add years to your lifespan. The leaders in longevity all have sex lives.

>>65031

>>65031

> prolonging the youthfulness of the physical body:

In reality, mortal people rarely pray for the prolongation of physical youth, or for guidance on how to prolong physical youth. Incidentally, from the point of view of an immortal, and the life of a mortal human being lasting 73 years, and the life of a mortal human being lasting 122 years, and the life of a Dwarf lasting 354 years are all like grains of sand on a beach, all insignificant and unimportant. I sincerely believe that immortals are not at all opposed to have some mortals living more than 257 years, but the fact is that many mortals themselves do not want this, complaining about life regularly and bitterly.

>>65031

>>Virginity and non-masturbation prolong the >>youthfulness of the physical body:

Let's assume that you are right, that the absence of sex and masturbation for years in a row prolongs the youthfulness of a body and, as a result, potentially prolongs life. But what kind of life is that? Wives demand sex regularly. A husband should not live without sex or masturbation, without wives, without children. The lonely life you propose would be suffering; a man deprived of sex and masturbation would begin to attempt suicide because he would feel his life was incomplete!

There must be other ways to maintain physical youthfulness that do not interfere with sex and masturbation, especially between husband and wives!

>>65031

There is an example, not exactly about physical youth, but about longevity. In reality, these are two related qualities: physical youthfulness contributes to and promotes longevity.

In the Russian Empire, in the Tiflis Governorate, in the village of Sachino, there lived Antisa Hhvichava. She was born on July 8, year 1880, and lived her entire life in her native village Sachino. She gave birth to three children, including her son Mihhail. She has 12 grandchildren, 18 great-grandchildren, and 4 great-great-granddaughters. Sadly, but Antisa died on September 30, 2012, having lived more than 132 years in a row. I bow low to the long-liver Antisa Hhvichava.

As you might guess, she was married and obviously had sex during her lifetime. By the way, she was not teetotaler; she drank grape chacha regularly whole her life in moderate doses. Her descendants spoke very warmly of Antisa. They said that Antisa remained clear-minded and cheerful until her very last days.

in my experience, I see masturbation as a "clear cache", if u see imoral porn (like masturbate looking to a dick, even if theres a girl there, u brain know its not your dick), u need masturbate to "lose energy" and u need lose energy because its bad energy, then u shouldnt watch again ofc

its like vomit, cry or anything that u body do to make things go out

but if looking to moral porn, like female only or lesbian, theres nothing bad to go out, u let those beautiful pussies and tits be part of u mind

and when doing sex with someone who is truly part of u, then u dont lose energy, but share energy

what is the "energy"? idk, I dont like calling it energy, its more like that u brain keep a understanding of what u see, and u need say to it what is good and what is bad