Phil King

Funnily enough, i started reading Graham Handcocks "Fingerprints of the Gods" because I love all of that alt history bs. I got 200 pages in and was really eating all of it up and theorizing about ancient civilizations or aliens hiding under the ice caps and having access to crazy advanced technology ntil I finally decided to just ask AI what the brutal truth of it is. Literally the first piece of evidence he brings up is a fraud called the Piri Riess map that supposedly showed an ice free antarctica from 10000BC hundreds of years before it had even been discovered by humans. Really this was just a misinterpration of a map of the coastline of south america, but thats literally what he chooses to start his 500 pages "magnum opus" with. There was still some interesting parts about how almost all of the ancient civilizations across the world have similar mythologies and flood stories and stories of people coming from the sea and helping advance civilization, but too loose to make the claims hes making. Still i think there could have been some advanced sound technology that would allow them to levitate stones effortlessly, but that may just be me wanting there to be some crazy mystical explanation. ^^^ This place in florida is also puzzling on how it was constructed. The creator said he knew the secrets of the pyramids

the real fucked up part is how they definitely knew he died within like 5 minutes but they kept that fact hidden until the game was over and just said he was injured as to not kill the vibe

Yes that was the crazy part, but Is there any part of u that thinks she is actually crazy manipulative and using the men in her life as a sort of shield to pass the blame on so she can get off as a victim of circumstance? And yeah she is definitely a strange individual whos mind works in weird ways as shown by the "whos on first" scene. Really weird situation that i dont know what to make of

Just saw the new documentary about Elizabeth Holmes. Craziest doc ive ever seen, the entire theatre was also in shock. This is a must see for anyone interested in the story of theranos and to also understand masters of deception

Ok I will, before I die I will make it my mission to discover the Truth about mystical powers and then i will publish it and make James randi eat my shit

ok sure i guess its all hearsay at the end of the day, but how fuckin hard could it be to turn some water into wine, make some fish and bread pop up out of nowhere, or walk on water? There have been like 100 billion+ humans throughout history, why wouldnt it be possible for someone to be born with such abilities? Aside from the resurrections (Which are not only exclusive to jesus), jesus doesnt have any crazy OP powers. Also what do you think is the limit of mystical abilities, like you seem to be more open to nonphysical stuff like telepathy or telling the future rather than physical tangible "miracles"

Leo, I agree with much of what you said in the historicity of christianity blog post, but what makes you doubt there were miracles or the resurrection? I feel like the fact that like almost all of the apostles were willing to die on the cross to defend their witness gives some credence to the possibility of the stories being true. Also how open are you in general to so called miracles? It seems like youve gotten more closed to the idea supernatural/paranormal/psychic powers over the years

A real answer is The Jesuits, the Freemasons/Illuminati, and the Zionists mostly

My life has been the poem I would have writ, But I could not both live and utter it. - Henry David Thoreau

The problem is that you are most likely not going to transcend it, but instead repress it, which will bubble up and manifest in perverted ways in your psyche. Lifelong brahmacharya is basically impossible(Especially if youre under 40) and probably not healthy for prostate. Instead study tantric yoga and tantric orgasms. You can bust a couple times a month and be fine. ^^^ This is also a good youtube channel for your purposes

This is anecdotal but I consistently scored around 125-128 on IQ tests when I was 18 before I had taken psychedelics. I recently tested myself after 50ish trips and this time I got a 134. This could just be due to my brain maturing or reading a lot of books, but I like to think there could be some correlation. ^^^ This guy also has an interesting channel on the subject of IQ development ^^^ As well as this channel

80% of the time it was LSD, around 200-400ug per trip with a couple in the 600-800ug range. The other times were shrooms

Oh also one thing I forgot was that this awoke a ton of dormant energy that could be referred to as kundalini energy. This would manifest itself as me being super aware of every tension in my body and would make it very difficult to sleep unless I did a long stretching routine before bed and after I woke up

@ROOBIO I’m gonna sound like a hippy but, it gave me deeper and deeper direct experiences of what God was and allowed me to recognize it even when I was sober. I can look at my hands and focus that it’s all a hallucination and I am actively dreaming/manifesting this experience. I work at a park and I can just look at the oneness of nature and notice how all things are interconnected. I will often have moments throughout the day where my “self” disappears and I “merge” into nature. This usually only lasts a few seconds but it’s an interesting experience during this time i also experienced a lot of visual snow even when i was sober to the point where i would be standing in line at a store and my the outer rims of my visual field would be shimmering white. (I get this less now that it’s been 2 years since my last trip). Also I became like 1000x sensitive to any mind altering substance. I literally get drunk off 2 beers(not that I do it very often because I also feel the negative effects 100x) and a pinch hit of weed is equivalent to a light lsd trip. But I used to have dreams of being like a tech mogul billionaire and now that’s basically gone. Sometimes I’ll get triggered by survival needs and be deluded into that idea for like a week until I remember that it’s all just for ego. My ambitions transitioned from material things to more intellectual and creative pursuits like language learning and writing. I also moved on from a lot of friends but I wouldn’t consider myself lonely because I directly experienced the principle of “there’s nobody else but your consciousness” Overall I would say that there’s less of a boundary between “myself” and the world/reality. Like looking at my hand or a tree or a river, I can focus and “cut through the maya/illusion” and see the Truth of it. sorry if vague, it’s hard to describe since I am still the same person, just less emotional baggage and less reactivity, more acceptance of what is

Did this when I was younger for about a year. Made crazy gains in consciousness but it will cost you your material ambitions. Make sure to combine with a grounding practice like kriya yoga or just strength+flexibility work