The author isn’t metal enough to write this article.
WeirdGoesPro
joined 2 years ago
We’re on the same page—I’m referring to metaphysical work as being intentional energy manipulation rather than just existing in the physical world, which, as you pointed out, we all do all the time. As you probably know, when someone has been intentionally manipulating their mental and physical energy, they sometimes get spontaneous effects a little bit later, so I was wondering if this event could be related to that.
It’s definitely a strange occurrence. In my opinion, I would be a little worried about the random onset of it. Definitely be careful in case another moment like this strikes when you could be put in danger. It may be worth seeing if you can develop any skills to pull yourself out of it as an emergency measure. Magick is as much about turning it off as it is about turning it on.
It sounds like something between a vision and a disassociation. Have you been doing anything that might have brought this on like drugs or metaphysical work? I’m glad you didn’t find it distressing, but it does sound a little like this could be a problem if it happens to you in the car or the grocery store.
I’m not doubting you, I’m just seeking to understand the experience more.
Was it like a daydream, or a physical transportation? Could you come out of it at will, or was it uncontrollable for you?
I’m a practicing occultist, and I have experienced some weird shit before, but this description stands out. Visions don’t always mean what they appear to on the surface. Your post history suggests that you’ve had similar moments like this before.
If it is uncontrollable, you may want to get checked out by a professional. The magician swims in the same waters that the madman drowns in, they say.
And how did you experience this memory/fantasy/dream/vision?
This is some boomer level “hurr hurr” bullshit that is just patently not true. Keep giving Microsoft credit it doesn’t deserve.
I’m just going to come out and say it: I don’t give a Kentucky fried fuck about the kids.
Just wait until you hear about his water addiction. /s
I read the article, and it does not say who he voted for anywhere. I understand what you’re assuming since he is in the military, but we can’t be sure that this man voted for Trump unless you have different information.
Edit: people are downvoting me, but everything I said is true. I’m not saying he didn’t vote for Trump, just that it doesn’t say it in this article.
A toothbrush is actually a small sea creature who is murdered and harvested for its dental powers. /s
Upon further reflection, I might not be the best measure—I’m an occultist who is also currently writing a book. The word esoteric may only be common for my situation specifically, lol.
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Saint Jerome [and his cats] as the Representation of Melancholy - Farrukh Beg (1615)
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Saint Jerome as the Representation of Melancholy - Farrukh Beg (1615)
Farrukh Beg (Persian: فرخ بیگ; c. 1547 – after 1615), also known as Farrukh Husayn, was a Persian miniature painter, who spent a bulk of his career in Safavid Iran and Mughal India, praised by Mughal Emperor Jahangir as "unrivaled in the age."
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Cat peeking out of a Nazi Sd.Kfz.222 armored car, date unknown, Interwar or WW2-era
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Louis Coulon, trade unionist, with a cat in his 10-foot long beard, France, 1890
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Taking Time to Smell The Zinnias - Jonelle Summerfield (2016)
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British soldier with the trench cat, France, WW1, 1918
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