Someone asked me to repost this since I said people could ask me further questions. I didn't really want a Q&A but I'm going to be here anyway, so if you guys really want you can still.

>>10511297 lb

Since everyone else has given you a shitty explanation thus far, I'll give you a go:

Thelema is the practice of inversion.

Crowley did a lot of "magick". Essentially, he just ate feces and spoke whole paragraphs backwards. Supposedly, he would do absolutely as much as possible backwards, but the reasoning for these things wan't ever really something I could grasp.

He did the whole trying to summon shit, trying to possess or be possessed and all kinds of other weird shit.

Overall, they enjoy him because he more or less just tricked people. This illusory magick is what inspires [them] in many ways. For instance, they clamor for reparations on behalf of nogs but adorn them in "golden chains"… Go ahead and think about that situation for a minute.

A big thing that Crowley understood regarded symbology. Of this, we can find references or uses of sigils, which Grant Morrison conveniently explains (although you should be warned that these men are two ENTIRELY DIFFERENT BEASTS and where I find Crowley largely revolting, I actually appreciate Morrison) in a very eerie fashion. See, sigils do work, they are powerful and they aren't difficult. Don't take my word for it.

The Seven-sided star was Crowley's invention. Its inversion probably means little to anyone ill-informed, as the number seven is highly important. See, five is the number of the human condition, six represents illumination or ascension (that's maybe an ambiguous word to use…) and seven is the holy number, divine incarnate. See, inverting the seven means obscuring divinity or casting a shadow of divinity. Now you get to learn about the Kabbalah and the Chakras. The Serpents cast a shadow and one can climb up the ladder or down the ladder the same (or so it appears).

This is already getting long so I'm going to stop there and let you ask questions if you're still curious.

>>10511594

Well, yes. Just not exactly like you think.

Let's just say plenty of species currently here are not native.

>>10511606

Yup.

>>10511620

As far as I know:

1 - phallus, whole, eternity, etc

2 - union, polarity, bicameral brain

3 - trinity, family unit, etc

4 - I'm actually not sure about

5 - man

6 - illumination/ascension

7 - divinity, holiness

8 - harmony, unity, full curcuit

9 - the last number (which is also 13 for some reason… so that's confusing) which isn't really a joke. All numbers use this same pattern and when one combines adds numbers up, they are ultimately supposed to reveal something that coincides with this list.

I've certainly gotten things wrong before. This is just hwo things wer explained to me.

>>10511627

You literally just have to be patient for another 4-8 weeks.

Believe me, I'm also itching myself like a crack addict.

>>10511635

Especially in men that are teens to 40s, when men see sexually stimulating images, they suddenly get foggy in a cognitive way.

As blood rushes downward, less focus is given to cognitive faculties, causing quicker cycling of short-term memory storage, slower reaction times, a hindered analytical state and quite a few more things.

Men literally perform worse when they even see sexually stimulating images.

Men are also more prone to read a post with a sexually explicit image attached.

Yes, they're literally trying to get people to go masturbate.

No, I'm not joking.

>>10511680

Nah, I've never worn a uni.

But, yes, I really am bored as shit.

I do try to be patient though, if that means anything.

You've gotta understand, anon, normies have to be shaken. They have to be moved to agency and their apathetic lives must be imposed upon. If these things don't happen, we'll all go on living a complacent and fading existence.

The only way what we're trying to bring about happens is if normies are smacked around a bit and shown how fucking stupid they've been.

To think I used to envy normies and their blissful ignorance…

>>10511715

>they created osama bin fuckwad

Funnily enough, he was in the same batch that Barry was.

There's a reason they look similar.

>>10511807

We're just deciphering esoteric explanations of the number system and how other people use them to communicate in various ways.

But, in a way, this vid sort of touches on what you're saying - the difference being a schizo notices the correlations and, in reality, we just… uh… aren't quite that crazy.

>>10511605

>>10511807

Oh and 23 is 2 + 3… which is 5.

>>10511820

What's a good movie absent good actors?

>>10511873

>>10511877

No, I mean, how could a movie be that good without good actors in it?

>>10511893

I'm saying they're actors.

They're acting.

They're already caught and they're playing out their role.

>>10511907

kek

well between the whole autism bit and the deeply nuanced referential humor, it's generally difficult at times.

>>10511913

>>10511916

I'm gonna slap you, anons.

come 'er.

come get slapped.

>>10511995

There will come a time in the future when you will realize that a lot of movies and shows today are littered with soft disclosure.

The catch is that you won't be able to notice it until you know what you're looking for.

>>10512018

yeah, about that.

>>10512043

We've talked about this several times before.

Someone has the picture of AOC, Huma, Kamala, etc and Barry, that president or whatever of some african country and bin Laden, I'm sure.

The Hollywood anon commented on the "cloning", Spiers mentioned it and, frankly, it's not that difficult to realize so many Hwood people look similar.

Besides, it appears it reaches beyond the political or entertainment world.

Look at sports, for instance.

When we say cattle, we aren't exaggerating.