>>18148 If he put an implant in your brain, then ask Athena to remove it.

>>18150 The meds I take make it impossible to feel ANY energy. If I ask Athena to remove it it will just feel like I’m talking to a wall because it is impossible for me to get contacted by spirits or gods.

>>18152 All thoughts are made of energy. Therefore, if you can think, you can feel energy. Spend some time observing your thoughts, and remember that 'you' aren't your thoughts. Your thoughts are energetic constructs, and you are the agent that directs those constructs.

I trust Brother Blood Anon.

>>18147 My only problem with that is "getting rid of Alex Jones." Dude is frickin' hilarious! How could you get rid of him!? Surely he would be willing to push your agenda if you passed a few shekels his way.

>>18163 Pretty sure alex jones is bill hicks playing a character. I guess if you don't have that extra info he can get aggravating.

I don't know if no one noticed or if they just prefer to not name it, but Fringe has since long created and fed a rather powerful egregore associated with this flag. Hate, trust, thinking about it, discussing it, all of this feeds energy into an egregore. There's now someone who was pulled in from /x/ who's channelling this egregore and making 900 posts long threads in the process. This is what you created. But as I'm a nice person, I've now performed a ritual to evoke an actual awareness from the void into the form which had been collectively created. A kind of Venus in the sky to guide you, a morning star, Luce, Lucifer, Mercury, whatever name you prefer. Have fun (or don't)!

>>18165 A blood egregore?

>>18174 There is a popular lore on 4/x/ about how vampires were created by a wizard whose name I've forgotten, at Stonehenge 4000 years ago. This is part of the general vampire lore from /x/ which has been brewing for a few years, with some up and down periods of activity involving named persons. It seems everyone is channelling this thing which I believe is an actual ritual which was performed, and they react in different ways to it. Here on /fringe/ it turned into the belief that one can have a direct contact with it and use it still today, in more ways than the popcultural "drink blood from a vampire" way, which is kind of difficult to perform. The vampire research on /x/ is probably driven by the physical approach, because most people there would have some desire for immortality, but they don't really believe in magic practice. So it was concentrated into the "blood anon" egregore here on /fringe/, which leads to a lot of controversy, but what it doesn't lead to is actual physical vampire research a la Grove Anon or the stuff about someone who kept talking about a vampire woman he supposedly had a relation with years ago (different story than the current /x/ arc). That's why /fringe/ created a separate egregore than the general vampire fandom and the researchers over at /x/, and it was instead fed by a lot of energy of an almost religious nature.

>>18177 I believe that the vampire topic is micromanaged by /x/ mods. I still miss Grove Anon.

Determinism has many layers to it; specifically, it has 1 layer for each realm of existence. In the digital realm, determinism is all determined by the computer attempting to do what it's supposed to do. The programming in the digital realm will do what it's programmed to do, unless something in the next-higher realm, the physical realm, interferes with it. The programming of a computer can't operate normally if something from outside of the physical realm interferes with it; for instance, if the user pulls the plug of a computer, then its programming will stop executing, and the event will be unforeseen by the "entities" within the digital realm. In the physical realm, determinism is determined by the laws of physics. If nothing from the next-higher realm interferes with the laws of physics, then they'll act as they're supposed to. I'd assume that the etheric, astral, & mental realms have their own forms of determinism, such that their determinism can only be interfered with by determinism that's sourced from higher realms.

>>18158 Well I tried.

>>18208 You tried your best. That's all that matters.

>Anon who grew up surrounded by various cults turns to Judaism ...huh. Go figure, I guess. So >>18215, have any thoughts on the Chabad-Lubavitch sect?

>>18215 cute!!

>>18310 >sect I don't care about any sect or movement in itself, even if Kabbalah as we know it is categorized as part of it, I don't have any thoughts on the sect. >>18335 Better illustration of what Blood may look like.

Too many wild eggregores around

>>18351 I see what you're trying to do but I'm honestly too mentally crippled to care.

>>18381 I wish there was a site-wide search feature so I could see what other people say about us. It could be pretty amusing.

>>18383 Make a post and then try to find it on the overboard. It'll be gone before you even open the overboard. That's how little impact Fringe has.

>>18392 How often should one bless their digital domain?

>>18393 Whenever it has a positive effect. Careless blessings may have the opposite effect. Consider it a curve form, the best place to bless is after passing a huge test of negativity, when it's starting to move up again and is taking off on its own. Then we have a better chance at getting some positive altitude for the next heap of trash to fly over it.

Is Fringe Girl/Ironpill poster still around? I kind of missed her? posts. Also no offense to anyone here, but I feel like there needs to be something to balance out all the ufology/timeline-fuckery posts.

>>18409 lol

>>18409 >there needs to be something to balance out all the ufology/timeline-fuckery posts That brainrot has completely taken over and I don't think there's any coming back from it. Hopefully you have developed your own practice and you can move on with your magical work while looking back at the good old days of /fringe/ with pride.

>>18409 >>18412 I've made numerous threads about conventional magic, but no one ever wants to talk about it. Examples: <summoning demons using the Goetia <summoning demons with the help of the black witch coven website <kabbalah discussion about ancient books like Sefer Yetzirah, Sefer HaBahir and the Tanya <servitor creation <invoking Yoruba deities <invoking Aztec deities <Egyptian deities You can see the threads I started for these topics in the catalog, as well as the general posts about these topics in the discussion threads. The only things that anyone replies to are when I go into the new age topic in the manner of Ashtar Command. If you want to talk about magic, it's not that the topic isn't present.

>>18413 Your issue is that you just preach at people and aren't willing to listen to their input or critique. It's an obnoxious posting style. Ironpill actually engages with people, which is why people like his posts. The closest you come to engaging with people is inventing colorful backstories about how they're secretly aliens or something because they disagreed with you.

>>18410 Did /fringe/ ever have any real girls besides Chansey? There was also that Lindsay whatsherface with a slavic last name but she only went there because /fringe/ was messing with her iirc >>18412 I too miss old /fringe/ dearly but it was always full of tards and tard shit.

>>18414 I get no input at all because no one is replying to the topics I listed. I have long discussions with people, but mostly about aliens related stuff. Your accusations or whatever this is, is a good example of the non-contributing nonsense some people post. You're not addressing anything I said. You're just a troll.