/x/ - Paranormal

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>be college dropout 7 years ago
>fulltime neet with parents
>it's november, fall in full swing, day was a mix of light rain and short glimpses of sun
>outside is somewhat misty and humid the kind that gets in your bones
>it's 4 am
>just turned off my pc
>about to go to beddy
>my mom parked the car on the other side of our apartment because all the other parking spots were full in the usual area something which literally never happened before
>it's parked in the lot in front of my window and she told me to check on it because there have been car thefts recently
>go get water
>come back
>check on car while closing the shutters of my window because fucking streetlights light my whole room up
>I'm about just about to close em, just about to fucking close em when I barely notice something high up in the sky right in front of me
>my eyes jump to where I think saw it
>nothing just the black/greyness of the misty, starless, night sky

>>1905
I just noticed my story >>1992 is kinda similar to yours, except mine didn't move and was white instead of yellow

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>>1905
Fucking hell, I keep seeing these lights in the sky.
>go on road trip with dad
>everything goes well up there
>by the time we're going home it's dusk and I can start seeing the lights everywhere
>we listen to a couple of podcasts, of course one of them is about UFO disclosure
>a couple of these lights are in the sky already.
>some of these change colors, other just float around.
>while going down an exit ramp, I see two orange lights hovering right above the road.
>they fly down close to the ground and then go back up into the woods.
>one city later, I see a red-white light in the sky that slowly descends then wobbles up and down, back and forth. 
>I show it to dad and he sees it too, says "What the hell is that?"
>shiiieeeet

Other than this, there wasn't much else that happened. Either way, this is very spooky, because now I know I'm not just seeing things.

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>>1470
Not everyone with diabetes is fat, get out of your dark phase and stop trying to be edgy. It's literal genetics. I eat like 5k a day and drink like a fish and are not diabetic whilst type one hits children and shit you faggot. 
>these people caring about the orange lights
I could tell you what I think but you'd not care any more than a pig would upon seeing some shiny white orbs in the dirt. In fact I admire pigs in that regard; you should learn from them. It's irrelevant. Everyone has seen them and any wise individual would ignore their path just as they ignored yours. You're not mature enough to follow them anyway, noises, lights, you are not worthy of understanding such things or you would be willing to risk your life to find out what they are. I did so  possibly, but are too agnostic to admit what happened. The result is my face getting a numb tingling sensation whenever someone I used to know is near by me that I haven't seen in years. I don't notice them until after my face is half numb. My parents told me that when I was a child I saw lights floating in my actual house, or apartment rather, unless it was a mobile home... it really doesn't matter because I have no memory of it. The mother claims I had a new lump behind my ear after talking about these scary lights I don't remember. It's on the opposite side of the tingling side. If aliens were real they're not there to 

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>>2061 (me)
>secret Santa
>drew own name

>>1375 (OP) 
Start here https://www.tulpa.info/

What's the strangest thing your tulpa has ever done?

>>1834
My Jackie Chan tulpa ate my dog tulpa. Very traumatic.

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>>1375 (OP) 
This thread made me sad. I wish I was alone but I cannot be so it's not realistic at all for me to be able to make one.

>>1181
The absolute state of abrahamic "philosophy", the lack thereof. Subhuman take on the afterlife.

>>440
In other words "I'm a nihilist and have no other purpose besides sex and sense gratification". Less than Subhuman take, animal like.

>>1204
This seems like an anti life way of looking at things. Once your soul has united with the god abov gods what then. What does this experience feel like. If i genuinely enjoy life even when its bad then why try to end everything.

Imagine what your experience was like before you were born.

>>1927
Because material existance is suffering. It's not that there's only pain, but that the inevitable fluctuations between happiness and distress cause deep rooted anxiety in the living entity. You do not really enjoy life, you temporarily experience a limited material enjoyment as a result of your activities (karma). But each and every living being seeks joy because that is the very natural state of spirit, it's an eternal attribute of spirits which we've forgotten due to attachments to ahamkara (artificial/false self).

Now, I do not agree with the person who you replied to because there's a fundamental flaw to the new age way people talk about "merging with God." It essentially means that we're God in illusion, which presents a logical impossibility. God is an eternal infinite being, the Absolute Complete One, who is the source of all that is. Nothing can "become" God because God is forever stable by aforementioned axiom; He just Is. Another flaw is that if we're God who's fallen down, then God cannot be Absolute and illusion is superior (meaning illusion has to be God, but it cannot be because it has no self-sustaining existence). 

Instead, we become united with God. Everything that exists belongs to either three ontological states. Starting with the Highest, one is Brahman, which is the Absolute. The second is Atman, which is eternal spirit consciousness (us). Ending with the lowest, third is jagat, inert

they realized it was retarded, had no basis in any kind of coherent spiritual or religious system and just ended up as seeing "meme magic" everywhere when it was just a green frog in a purely circumstantial and coincidental scenario. basing your entire ideology around a meme frog is also not a healthy way to live.

>>1904
>purely circumstantial and coincidental scenario
That's what you think

Please consider that directed memetic energy would be excellently monopolizable. Wouldn't you want to datamine its users, study its workings, shut down any public platform with the necessary ego-detachment to make magic memes and abuse this new power unopposed?

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Meme culture was masonic and only led to the dumbing down/weaponized memes like the retarded chad, wojak, and apu shit you see everywhere now.  Haven't you noticed how dead and dumbed down internet culture is? It's worse than boomer TV culture at this point.

It got washed under the ImKikey-approved tidal wave of magapede faggotry, just like the rest of /pol/

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>>1213
In certain traditions the Earth is thought of as the "sub-lunar" world, with the moon being the conduit of manifestation for higher dimensional states. Think of a lens, with earthly life being a projection.  But this also means the moon is potentially a gateway past the firmament.
Those given to transcendentalism therefore tend to hostility towards the moon as it is the engine of incarnation.
There is quite a bit more to be said about the topic though, to say the least.

>>1217
I'd like to learn more about this. I don't feel any true fear or hatred towards the moon myself, but instead I feel a longing, more about getting man back onto the moon and later into the rest of the Solar System.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_VpItH579I

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

>perform some extreme, edgy or otherwise   non negotiable act in the name of your deity
>The globohomo latches onto it as a 'muh extremist bigots' narrative
>Defended the honour of the deity in question
Why do people like the Christians play along and put rainbows on their anti gay signs and stuff, stand up for your shit.

>>1217
>>1222
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ksXh_NSjk7M

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That's all.

>Sightings when people need to purposefully carry heavy, slow, awkward video cameras into the wilderness, that produce low resolution, grainy video: lots
>Sightings when people have instant access to high quality video capture with 99% availability with multiple redundancies in a group: fuck all

>>1915
First case is everything pre-2005 when people liked to go inna woods
Second is most modern stuff when people don't go innawoods or do, record it and get forgotten
>with multiple redundancies in a group
Yeah, 5 hikers deep into a mountain with their cellphones out rather than checking water or where they are walking

>>1911
>CGI clip
Window and room itself different from the pics, exposure and face lighting do not match but those can be variations of the CGI, meaning there's a model for it and the supposed hoaxer modelled another room with matching lighting conditions.
Then again where's the original assets then? the CGI clip maker came forward but provided no proofs and one can easily make such clip via the original pics themselves using a model and layering the skins on top with Ps and 3DMax.
Also 6 years later too? smells like glowniggery

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>>1934
Don't think so Tim.
https://parksandtrips.com/national-park-visits-have-increased-75percent-in-40-years/
https://www.statista.com/statistics/191240/participants-in-hiking-in-the-us-since-2006/
>Yeah, 5 hikers deep into a mountain with their cellphones out
Redundancy doesn't mean they all have their phones out at the same time, dummy. It means the likelihood they all become nonfunctional is far rarer than a single piece of hardware running out of battery or being damaged.

>>1935
Consider me corrected then, it does prove more trips to national parks although who knows if they hike, second data site is more damning for sure.
There's still some videos going out of tall things walking around but nothing conclusive other than someone having a hairy back. 
But tech is definitely not high quality video if you don't have a physical zoom or a stabilization method via lens or body, most cellphones use wide angle FOV and a tiny sensor which zoom digitally and thus end up having a pixelated, blurry mess.
But i do agree, it's time someone records better footage of something but who knows, might get ignored like most anything.

>>1915

The reason for this is the switch to digital photography. Film used to be made with silver which meant it would interact with paranormal entities, while digital media is only built to detect visible light. 

EVP was also common before the switch from analogue to digital.

they like to hang out with gahoole at the starbucks outside Geneva, IL

They still do human sacrifice in some parts. Human trafficking, especially of minors, is pretty big.

Is there more paranormal activity, or does Latin America have more overly superstitious retards seeing paranormality everywhere, and grifters willing to make a quick buck and fifteen minutes of fame faking paranormal events?