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ive been trying to start a new religion but i dont know how to seriously advertise on /his/ because i can't stand the board so i just post bait about a "nietzschean religion" or whatever most of the time (sorry)
>religious elements
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/17457468/#17457468
https://desuarchive.org/his/thread/17708973/
>mystical elements
https://warosu.org/lit/thread/24548154#p24553888
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/39974941/#39974941
>occult elements
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/40297343/#40297343
though recently ive been thinking about what would be the religious form most appropriate to start on imageboards and it is probably not the autistic shit i am currently doing. the /inana/fags on /x/ are probably reaching closer at what needs to be done, even though they struggle to raise their religious movement above cooming to anime girls (and a few largely solitary serious practitioners)
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chunnis of the world unite. i too am interested in a day where creating fireballs becomes commonplace. this is part of the reason ive taken interest in biokinesis as i am interested in results that go beyond synchronicity or happenstance.
i recommend looking into ice magic:
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/40544754/#40544754
tegtmeier seems to share a similar sort of jaded reaction to how we treat magic today. to him magic is about "doing the impossible" and he demands a continuous deconstruction of various practices for the impossible to be achieved. something ive recently noticed is a small resonance between hodoianon's approach and the underlying approach we see in ice magic. ice magic adjacent martial arts focus on a lot of developing finer control over the body and performing actions with the least tension or effort. there is also a general tendency in ice magic to shatter illusions of continuity. this latter point ive already likened before to increased to perceiving finer and finer temporal discontinuities within certain vipassana practices (which also get touched on here https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/38711593).
i recommend looking into ice magic:
https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/40544754/#40544754
tegtmeier seems to share a similar sort of jaded reaction to how we treat magic today. to him magic is about "doing the impossible" and he demands a continuous deconstruction of various practices for the impossible to be achieved. something ive recently noticed is a small resonance between hodoianon's approach and the underlying approach we see in ice magic. ice magic adjacent martial arts focus on a lot of developing finer control over the body and performing actions with the least tension or effort. there is also a general tendency in ice magic to shatter illusions of continuity. this latter point ive already likened before to increased to perceiving finer and finer temporal discontinuities within certain vipassana practices (which also get touched on here https://archive.4plebs.org/x/thread/38711593).