In the vast expanse of our reality, there exists a thin veil that separates the known from the unknown, the seen from the unseen, the ordinary from the extraordinary. This is the realm of the Fringe, a place where science and mystery intertwine to reveal the wonders and horrors of the universe. As we delve into the depths of the Fringe, we encounter phenomena that challenge our understanding of the world. From parallel universes to psychic abilities, from time travel to unexplained creatures, the Fringe is a testament to the infinite possibilities that lie beyond the edges of our perception. Each story, each discovery, each moment of awe is a reminder that there is more to this world than meets the eye. So let us embark on this journey together, with open minds and insatiable curiosity, to explore the Fringe and uncover the secrets that await us. Join the conversation, share your experiences, and be a part of the community that dares to look beyond the ordinary. Welcome to the Fringe, where the impossible becomes possible.

A tulpa is an entity created in the mind, acting independently of, and parallel to your own consciousness. Your own past lives will also appear as tulpas if you can interact with them, tulpas are simply minds. https://www.tulpa.info/ A succubus is a spiritual being external to yourself, whom you can interact with, and form contracts with. https://succubuslove.wordpress.com/ An egregore is a collective construct, such as an archetype or popular fictional character. Some gods which people pray to are egregores (this can be debated, my view is that Odin and Allah are examples of such egregores which are created through collective worship), but other constructs in collective memory, like cities, are also egregores. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egregore It's important to make a distinction between these, even if they can appear very similar when interacting with them in the form of spiritual guides or partners. Let's have a thread for this topic.

What language, real or theoretical, would be closest to a universal one? I mean by its qualities as a language and not just street cred like enochian or latin. So far I think it's maths, but which written form? Probably tally marks, but idk cause Im not too smart so I can't even define what I mean properly. Similarly I hope this thread can be about magical languages in general. Diagrams used by electrical engineers are one example of potential language, especially since its about energy. Another topic is which language or system of symbols would be most powerful, or maybe we can just discuss different pros-cons of different systems. I especially like the idea of the creation of sigils via objective mathematical squares and such as opposed to subjective mind tricks found in chaos magic (though that has its own merits). True names as well.

Share useful pdfs, links, videos, etc. in this thread.

Anyone else contacting Lemurs with a goetic approach to the numogram? Had some success using triangle over black mirror, made contact with Lurgo. I followed this initial contact with 1::0 meditation and entry to Deadlines. I can provide a full reports if you desire. If you have had success please share.

research and development of cognito hazards. pieces of information or media that when processed by the brain induce significant effects. please spoiler any potential cognito hazards. https://www.illusionsindex.org/i/troxler-effect.

Anyone else just use videos of people doing ritual magic as ASMR? This guys entire channel is great for it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPxBaIJDg7o Post any good ritual magic performances you find here.

With more information available today via the Internet, than was previously available, it's easier to see patterns and trends in world events. One such current trend seems like something stemming from the "politically incorrect" board type, as well as from the more conspiracy themed discussions: "noticing". It's become somewhat of a meme to post an image and ask "what do you notice?" Often this is just a joke and there is nothing to see. But the point of this is still to make people look for things hidden in plain view. This comes from the idea that secret societies need to announce their workings publicly for them to be effective. But they can't do it so anyone understands it, because they are secretive. So they use symbolism. Most notably in things like company logos, where a lot of people now have seen the freemason apron in the google mail logo, and the sigil of Lucifer in the google play store logo. There's also been a recent discussion in social media, quite openly, about trafficking operations via shipping containers. Even if this is more towards conspiracies in general, being aware of the forces working in our surroundings is part of the awakening process. Let's have a thread for this. What do you notice?

Numerology is an ancient belief system that suggests there's a mystical relationship between numbers and events in our lives. It dates back thousands of years and has roots in many different cultures, including Greek, Babylonian, and Egyptian civilizations. At its core, numerology assigns symbolic meanings to numbers and uses these meanings to gain insight into a person's character, life path, and destiny. Gematria is a traditional Jewish form of numerology that assigns numerical values to letters, words, and phrases in the Hebrew alphabet. By analyzing these numerical values, practitioners of gematria seek to uncover hidden meanings and connections within sacred texts, such as the Torah. Arithmancy is a form of divination that uses numbers to predict future events and gain insights into a person's character and destiny. The term "arithmancy" comes from the Greek words arithmos (meaning "number") and manteia (meaning "divination") In this thread we will aim to discover the way the numbers and words can grant us a deeper insight into the world and the universe itself. Many occultists have a phase where they will see meaning within everything. Deeper meaning within numbers or words because the symbolic interpreter ability of their mind is awakening. Sadly most of the time it causes delusion and an obsession with specific numbers. The goal here is discover a way how we can improve our ability to find true insight that is emanating from the numbers. Numerology Arithmancy and Gematria is a peculiar interest that very few people share. Especially because it's mysteries were discussed always in minor circles and the interpretation of the numbers changed with the traditions and the culture it came from. Some numbers mostly serve as mere good luck charms or bad omens especially in mainstream numerology. The goal here is to explore the mysteries that even inspired Pythagoras himself and ways how we can deepen our understanding ourselves.

Kabbalah is a way of reading the bible, more accurately it refers to reading the Torah within the framework of Jewish mysticism. Withing this practice, the name of God, conventionally written in Roman letters as YHVH, is used as the key for understanding the bible text. "The original name of God in Hebrew, often referred to as the Tetragrammaton, is יהוה (YHWH). It holds deep significance and is considered sacred. Its exact meaning and pronunciation have been the subject of theological exploration for centuries. Here's a breakdown of its letters: י (Yod): Represents a point of creation or the beginning. It signifies the hand, power, or action, symbolizing divine creation. ה (He): Symbolizes revelation or breath. It can be seen as an expression of existence and life. ו (Vav): Represents connection or a hook. It symbolizes joining or bridging, indicating a link between divine and earthly realms. ה (He): Appears again, reiterating the idea of revelation or breath, emphasizing the dynamic aspect of divine presence. Together, the name is often interpreted to reflect "He who brings into being" or "He who causes to exist." It conveys the essence of eternal existence and creative power. The name is so revered that it is traditionally not vocalized, and substitutes like "Adonai" (Lord) or "HaShem" (The Name) are used instead." In a simplified manner of explaining them, they can be understood as follows, character for character: >immaterial, unmanifested (God before creation) >immaterial, manifested (the word, the law) >material, manifested (creation, the earth, man) >material, unmanifested (destruction and rebirth)

Previous /fringe/ Music Thread: https://archive.is/9Qgf3 Frog Concert - Lullaby of the Crystal Eyed Squeaker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cISiO6OEviY

Which esoteric methods or goetic demons are best to work with to cure my homosexuality? It's important that I do this.

It's really simple, you can have anything you want when you don't want it anymore. Stop giving a shit, that's the point -- that's the lesson. You're going to suffer until you learn one way or another: that this world is temporary and you don't own any parcel of it. Once you cease your arrogant clinging, then you will no longer have to cling. Every little exercise, meditation and rite you perform is to this end. Don't stop doing them, but if they do not serve to this ultimate mission, remember that the map is not the territory.

Introduction to Mesoamerican Cultures and Their Occult Traditions The occult traditions of Mesoamerican civilizations were integral to their religious and cosmological systems. Spanning several centuries, these practices involved ritual activities, artifacts, and deeply held beliefs centered around their pantheon of deities. The following sections detail key periods, geographical regions, and the associated religious systems of prominent cultures. The Maya: Rituals of Cosmic Order (2000 BCE–1500 CE, Southeastern Mexico, Guatemala, Belize, Honduras) The Maya civilization, which reached its peak during the Classic Period (250–900 CE), was characterized by its highly developed religious systems. Central to Maya spirituality were Itzamna, the creator god; Chaac, the rain deity; and Kukulkan, the feathered serpent. The Maya devised advanced calendar systems, including the Tzolk’in and the Long Count, used for organizing ceremonies and predicting celestial events. Ritual bloodletting and sacrificial practices were integral to maintaining cosmic balance, often involving jade effigies and ceremonial knives. Architectural features, such as the alignment of temples like El Castillo in Chichen Itza with astronomical events, underscore their belief in celestial influence on terrestrial life. These practices illustrate the Maya’s efforts to synchronize human actions with divine will. You can find more information on Maya deities and practices at: https://www.mayaarchaeologist.co.uk/public-resources/maya-world/maya-gods-religious-beliefs/ The Aztecs: Sacrificial Cosmology (1300–1521 CE, Central Mexico) The Aztec civilization flourished during the Late Postclassic Period and was centered in the Valley of Mexico. Their religious framework prominently featured Huitzilopochtli (god of the sun and war), Quetzalcoatl (the feathered serpent linked to creation and knowledge), and Tlaloc (rain deity). Ritual human sacrifices were conducted to nourish the gods and maintain cosmic equilibrium. These sacrifices often took place on pyramids like the Templo Mayor, with specialized artifacts such as obsidian blades used for ceremonial purposes. Divination practices, including the use of obsidian mirrors and cacao beans, allowed priests to interpret divine intentions. The Tonalpohualli calendar guided religious ceremonies and informed decisions, reflecting the Aztecs’ cyclical view of time and the cosmos. Learn more about Aztec deities and practices at: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Aztec-religion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aztec_religion The Zapotec: Intermediaries of the Spirit World (700 BCE–1521 CE, Oaxaca, Southern Mexico) The Zapotec civilization, which reached its zenith during the Classic Period, developed religious practices focused on interaction with the spirit world and ancestor veneration. Their pantheon included Cocijo, the rain deity, and Coquihani, associated with the sun. Rituals often involved communication with spirits facilitated by priests or shamans, who employed sacred substances and symbolic artifacts. Zapotec tombs, elaborately adorned with glyphs and carvings, served as portals to the underworld, believed to connect the deceased to the spiritual realm. Divinatory practices, such as interpreting the patterns of birds or natural phenomena, were central to their occult traditions. The Tonalpohualli calendar was utilized to determine auspicious times for rituals, highlighting the importance of temporal cycles in Zapotec religious life. For more on Zapotec deities and practices, visit: https://en.cultura10.com/Zapotec-culture/ https://oaxacaautentico.com/en/zapotecs-culture-gods-and-civilization/

I thought this place would be cool like /x/ but theres like 5 people here who just get really angry, have you guys ever thought about getting therapy?

What is the deal with the star game? What do noctulians do with this thing? I know it has something to do with alchemy, but is it supposed to influence causal change, or is it just aeonic magick?