>>41320741
perspective is oft the only difference in some cases, i suppose. i see the acceptance of death as the acknowledgement of the vacancy things leave behind once they are gone. acknowledgement of the echoes of the past carved into the things still left standing from their original time, what few of them remain before they too are finally eroded away. ghosts from different times, layered over our modern society like strata
https://youtu.be/hP2v0YoYnxs
>>41320750
i have considered that, actually. it is very possible. it is kinda hard to tell, as most of the obvious clues occurred before i had the awareness to look for them
https://youtu.be/yRBCWoMeX78
>>41320759
you absolutely can change your aura
>>if i try to describe myself
>You never seem to manage though. All you care about is the external stuff. You're acting like a behavioral scientist, but Skinner only focused on the actions because we did not have access to the thoughts.
i approach it from the perspective of an atheist who was thrust into gnosis without consent and has just had to learn through my own interactions with synchronicity, without as much spiritual background info as seasoned occultists. this is why i call myself a fledgling wizard; i've been feeling my way through the spiritual dark with only the effects of synchronicity to judge if what i'm doing is or isn't in my best interest
i'm also nutters
https://youtu.be/fwdfDoP0NVs