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>>2042
I asked my higher self for a recipe for a good talisman for me and I got a good recipe from it. Now I've assembled the talisman and my higher self said it was properly assembled. Its an object which I carry with me in my pocket and it will gradually adjust me to my ideal vibe

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I just found a site link for CQR Amulets:
https://www.brane-power.com/products/

>>2082
I ordered one, lets see how this goes

>>2086
They responded with emails the day I ordered the amulet, but there's been no replies since then

I found their youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@branepower

>>2079
My talisman is apparently working for me now, I've gotten some good happenings in my life lately

The more advanced saucers are "alive" they apparently remain closed to those who are fearful, but will open to those who are curious and benevolent

There are many beings of Extra terrestrial origin who use such craft. The Pleiadians, the Greys, the Lyrans, the Sirians, the Arcturians, the Andromedans and then there's hybrid species..
There are also reptilians, tall whites, mantis beings and some others. All of these are in some ways interacting with the Earth.

Soon enough it will be known openly in western civilization

>>2100
>the scope of unknowns keeps shrinking in our camp, while the unanswered questions keeps growing in the materialist's camp.
I definitely agree with that, but I just don't think the Abrahamic religions provide a very convincing alternative unless you're willing to reinterpret everything in an extremely esoteric way where everything is symbolic. My money's on pantheism or something along those lines.
>>2107
I'm a lot less certain than you are, but I do hope some benevolent group of aliens makes contact and can teach us how to get our act together.

>>2108
>unless you're willing to reinterpret everything in an extremely esoteric way where everything is symbolic.
No. That's just the point: the greater our understanding of biblical theology & science, the fewer & fewer become our unknowns. Those who reject that God (and who care about such things) find their questions outstanding becoming more numerous.

The universe exhibits an unimaginably-high degree of fine-tuning. Measuring and categorizing these amazing """coincidences""" spell out that not only is God real, but only the god described in the Bible actually fits the bill for such a creator of the universe we actually find ourselves in. The fine-tuning essential for human life is staggering. Amazingly, planet Earth actually exhibits it all.

Refer to the "Habitable Zones" table in the file-related, and work through this compendium to gain better insights into this set of facts. Cheers.
https://reasons.org/explore/publications/articles/rtb-design-compendium-2009

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>>2112
None of that stuff requires the existence of Yahweh though. I think there most likely is something you could call God, like a kind of bedrock of reality that everything else emanates from, including more advanced non-human entities, but I think it's a stretch to go from there to a specific god conceived by ancient Jews. Ultimately I believe it's beyond all gods as we tend to understand them.

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>>2116
>None of that stuff requires the existence of Yahweh though.
>Ultimately I believe it's beyond all gods as we tend to understand them.
Agreed on both points.

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The first is simply that only the Christian religion's triune, three-persons-in-one-essence being can fit the bill: creating a (temporary) place where sin, evil, and suffering can be put away without violating free will!

God the Father's awesome & perfect, complete purview of everyone & everything; guiding everything in perfect holiness & wisdom. God the Son's perfect holiness and obedient humility in sacrificing himself for humanity's salvation (not to mention being the very Creator of our universe). God the Holy Spirit's unfathomable depths & power to uphold all things by his word -- the very transdimensional, transcendent substrate upon which all things rest. Much, much more could be said about all three, but suffice to say only their combination together could pull this magnificent achievement off!  :)

No other religion offers this comprehensive breadth & scope to solve (our...humanity's) basic problems at hand (namely: death, hell, and the grave).

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The second is simply that neither you, nor I, nor any man has fully-grasped the sheer scope and complexity of dev

Hi, I'm new here. I was told I could change the CSS of my "board" >>2093

>>2101
I can upload the CSS for you, you'll just have to specify what kind of CSS you wish to have, perhaps upload the CSS file, pick backgrounds if any and I'll see if I can adapt it to that thread

>>2106
Here's my CSS
https://pastebin.com/Yjgen9yg

>>1912
Big thanks to anon for his additional CSS

>>2110
CSS has been updated

test

>>601 (OP) 
hm... well, same thing. I am also a traveler, although I think I can't help you with chan histories too much, from what I know learning more about chans will just lead you to a wormhole of insanity.

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>>601 (OP) 
I first started to visit various alt chans after 4chan got nuked (for about a week). I first found out about 4chan in Late September/early August 2018 from a youtube video. I like "discovering" small alt chans/image boards. I know this post (and thread) are years old, but nothing wrong with posting into the void. Hope you've had good life after you posted this, and hope you stay safe. See you somewhere else on the internet.

>>2090
Ngl I wish 4cuck would get nuked permanently. m00t stumbled into something important back in the day. As usual, the ((( usual suspects ))) began their usual evils, and jewt soon transitioned into $$$Luggage Lad$$$. I have no idea why GamerGay had such a bad influence and outcome on him, or maybe it really was from ((( epst*in ))), but w/e the reasons the place became a curse in the 10s, just about the time we had our first & second exoduses to Fullchan.

>but nothing wrong with posting into the void. 
Everything matters.  :)

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>alt chans
Please stop referring to image boards as alt chans.

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>>2092 (OP) 
Neat! Good luck with your project. BTW, you should try to work with the /server/ BO to create a custom CSS for this new 'board', OP!  :D

>>2093
Thank you. I asked about how to do that on the /css/ thread/"board"
Any recommendations?

>>2103
>Any recommendations?
Add 'robot-ey' & 'electronic-al' & 'motor-ey' things that make it look like a robot board. What about your project as mascot image?

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>>2049
>>2070
It's actually originally from this book called "How to build a flying saucer" by T.B. Pawlicki

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Most of the ones who are into this stuff keep going back to Thomas Townsend Brown's work on electrogravitics, it is fairly important to consider.
Some of his work became classified in the 1950's, so there's gotta be something to it.

I just found out about Jack Sarfatti who said that Metamaterials can be used to affect gravity

>>1369
I'm not sure whether it was me or someone else who made this post, but I'm going through the book now.

Just before I made this post I experienced a weird synchronicity. Earlier I got to the part of the book where it starts discussing T. Townsend Brown. I just went to Grok and saw Zanesville, Ohio mentioned on the front page and thought it sounded familiar. Sure enough, that's where T. Townsend Brown was born.

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Take a break and enjoy some cake or pie

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I found this chocolate cake

>>2074
Looks too good to be true! Nomms.  :D

Cream bun day is on February 16th this year

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The rare mineral Cornwallite from the St. Day area of Cornwall.

>>2055
Wow that's pretty. What is it, /rock/?

>>2057
Could be fluorite, but I'm not really sure

>>2037
Sounds really good, Anon. GG!

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I have started work on updating the code (for the Catgirl Pool Party game demo)
So far the intro scenes work just like before. Next I'll update the code for the title screen, menus, options and finally I'll update the gameplay.
My plan is to finish all this before Christmas day. After Christmas I will focus on making changes to the gameplay, adding music to the game and prepare the game demo for /agdg/ demo day 66

>>2039
Looks great. Best of luck with the project!

I couldn't update all the code for the Mega Drive/Genesis version of Catgirl Pool Party before Christmas day, but I'll likely keep working on it later
I'm strongly considering working more on the Godot version of the game

>>2039
There wasn't enough time to submit a demo for demoday 66, I forgot to post this up until now
Perhaps I could submit an updated demo for the next one
I'm busy these days with other matters, but I will likely work on this again later