/hell/ - internet death cult

Where do you live. I want to fuck.

>>1123

this roll

>>1106
Shes not sushichan exclusive, shes made threads on 7chan, ccluster (formerly masterchan) and probably more.

>>1128
She should do us all a favor and just off herself already.(USER WAS WARNED FOR THIS POST)

I don't think this thread is doing good things for Sushichan.

Dobrý den :3

zły dzień kurwa od wczoraj 5 godzin snu i nemurenai

go to bed poland
this is why no one likes you

jebane normiki wczoraj robiły imprezkę w hehe piątek wieczur i przez to ja też musiałem pić wódę u siebie w pokoju żeby nie bać się wyjść do kibla i prawie wyczerpałem zapas wódy na ten tydzień jprdl

nice

>>1083
Thanks. I hope you take your socks off too sushi roll

>>536
It sounds like you want some harry potter type of "magic" but it might help to think of magic as something that happens or is happening that you simply cannot understand. Think of showing one of those new LED pocket lights that throws out blindingly bright light to someone from even a few hundered years ago. It would seem like harry potter type magic.

This is something that is best you prove to yourself as that is the only true way to "know" something rather than mearly being "informed" of it.
>from a reliable source
>implying

Now then on to the "real" stuff.
Animals are more sensitive than most of the mindless drones you pass in your daily travels. Try projecting thoughts or feelings either from yourself or directly at the creature. See if the reaction matches your projection. Though you can also do the same with humans and have some real fun or not fun.

An anecdote that will "inform" you but not let you really "know" what is being said. One time when looking at a setting sun while in a certain state of mind I noticed it had some auras/rings around it. I wrote about it in a non dated journal for dreams and random thoughts. Some time later I was reading a book on shamanism where there was an illustration of a shaman tripping on ayahuasca as viewed by another shaman tripping on ayahuasca. The illustrated shaman had auras around his head. Even though the drawing was crude it had striking similarity to the auras I saw around the sun. Sure enough I go back to that journal entry and there it was describing something very similar to the illustration in the book. What does it mean? Something or nothing, it doesn't really matter to me currently but I found it funny how similar those two things were.

>>534
>I'm just not convinced that you can affect the physical world without using any physical means.
Entirely sensible. Theoretically physical magic is possible but it's not worth the effort by a long shot and so you basically don't see it. If it wasn't for the fact that I once met a guy who could do very weak magnetic fields I'd be very skeptical about the whole thing too. You can find a lot of accounts of people doing similar stuff, though I'm not sure how well it's been studied.

But you won't find many magicians who care about that. We are priests and mystics. Enlightenment is our goal, not parlour tricks. For most of my life I was a scientist, epistemologically speaking, and I've by no means abandoned that. I still accept the possibility that maybe this is all "just in my head" but then what isn't? Magic is a lens through which I may view myself. If it's physically real or not is entirely besides the point.

That said, mental stuff is a lot easier but then also a lot more difficult to provide proof of. My own "proof" (really I don't have proof but then I don't really believe anything) came from my teacher being able to discern my emotional state from the other side of the country but I certainly don't expect you to believe me. Frankly, if you believe magic is real because of what some sushi roll on an imageboard told you you're a gullible idiot. Trust in your own judgement.

Magic, to me at least, isn't about where you end up. It's not the answers that you get. It's the questions that lead you there. If you look at the world with open eyes and an open mind and come to the conclusion that it's all a deterministic (or probabilistic if you like the current conception of quantum mechanics) representation of abstract mathematics, fine. Great even. That's your answer and it's better than any I could provide to you. When I look at people like Newton or Einstein I see better magicians than I ever saw in magnet man.

>>538
>'alternative' science/medicine ideas
Bit of an aside but be careful with alternative medicine. In general be wary of those who go after your wallet, especially if you are sick and desperate. The science behind placebos is very interesting however.

by spell/spirit/mindmeme/whatever do u mean uh yaknow drugs?

>>540
so, which one has the dick?
and which one gets it

NO

>>209
What if that's not really bread?

Looks like good bread. Well roast.

>>1065
pls, some sushi roll are posting on dialup

>>1075
It's about time you upgraded your internet, joka.

nice philosophic text sushi roll. but the "dudeWithBread.jpg" kinda ruined it for me tbh.

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>>809
theres a test board fam

maybe i'll head to /feels/ actually that sounds like a better idea
they need the monk stuff probably

>>356
appleman1234 seems like a chill dude, even if his name is a bit sketchy. At least he is active on the irc, which wasn't the case for kalyx in his final days.

Anyway, he said he wasn't going to change anything in the near future, so yeah.

i don't know him but appleman seems like a goofster and i like goofballing so hey long live tha lain chan

may kathyx live peaceful life of jimmy johns, macbook pros, ddr , and e-fapping

>>358
I don't know, he seemed like your generic computerey guy. Too boring compared to kalyx.

its back

Hey guys! A little sushi icon popped up in the upper right-hand corner of the banner, so I clicked it, and it brought me to this site! This seems like a wonderful board!

Right this way sir