/wiz/ - Wizardry

I don't know about any place which caters to virgins except this place
I remember in high school, succubi saying 'virgin' as some kind of insult and being puzzled by it.

>>229018
Cave people were a bunch of degenerates lmao. They used to eat shit, had no concept of hygeine and zero understanding of care. There's a reason why when people act like niggers they immediately think of cavemen. The lifestyle of the average mudhut nigger in central Africa is more advanced than cavemen.

>>229129
8chan r9k and late 2010s in general used to be very virgin friendly, then every first world government on earth declared virgin males the scourge of the earth and nuked our homes away. I'm so heartbroken and devastated. I WILL NEVER FUCKING FORGIVE FATTY NOLEGS FOR WHAT HE DID TO 8CHAN! 🤬

>>229129
>I don't know about any place which caters to virgins
Just about every place "caters to virgins", in that it's incredibly rare for there to be a place that explicitly disparages virgins. When it comes to whether or not you've FUCKED or SUCKED, 99% of netgoers simply don't care. People using 'virgin' as an insult should really only do anything but make you laugh if you're pset to be reminded that you're a virgin.

>>227027
Great post.
I have to ask though, since this is something I personally struggle with.

>The world isn't made for people like you or me. You are not supposed to break away from the animalistic, darwinian aspect of life because it goes against millions of years of evolution.
What does one pursue then? What drives you?
I've found now that I'm in my 30s that I lack motivation as interest in stuff that I did to occupy the free time and mental bandwidth I had post maintaining the basics has diminished.

My needs are met for the most part, as well as they can be. My desires for material stuff I already indulged and learned I didn't care for after all.
I see my peers (in terms of age, mostly at work) having multiple kids and all that comes with it. An endless treadmill for resources as you say.
It's a clear drive for more. To better themselves, to work themselves to the bone to keep up with costs etc.

Once you give up all the "basic, built in drives", what is left? I'm not smart part enough to seek enlightenment.

non-fiction can be pleasant
reading Marcus Aurelius stimulated my thinking

I don't think The Stranger by Camus actually changed my life but I did find it deeply moving.

Tideland by terry gilliam, I didn't enjoy watching but but made me stop doing certain things I was doing and made me a bit less anti-social. One specific thing is after watching it I stopped wearing headphones whenever I went to the store.

That's one specific example that had a sort of clear discrete impact, I have probably been impacted more by other works in other way it's just not as easy for me to say how.

Another one is no longer human by dazai I think, that impacted me in the way most of the story plays out because of his cowardice and sort of desire to appease everyone/mind reading them then deferring to what he thinks other people want. Now I am just clear about what I want and have stopped trying to do that and it's probably made me a bit more of an asshole but I think it's better.

Another thing in general might be jungian stuff and the associated practices around it w/ active imagination but that's more his corpus generally than any one work. I started with modern man in search of a soul I guess.

There are other works I would say have impacted me more but those are the ones I can point to some specific practical change.

My favorite novel is wonderful fool by Shusaku Endo, and that has impacted me and how I approach things more it's less clear how and is more about encoutering the thing infront of you and committing to it and is more of an ideal thing.
Toradora explores that theme in a similar way and I would say also impacted me, so does To the wonder by terrence malick however like I said that's more of a dispositional/perspectival shift than any clear behaiviouristic thing.

>>229108
>Has anything you've ever played, watched, listened to, or read ever truly changed your life?
I got Involved in Psychonautics (without drugs), Ceremonial Magic, Hypnosis and some psychology things.

>Cosmic Trigger 1: The Final Secret of the Illuminati by Robert Anton Wilson
This book changed the way i see life and i even started to do ceremonial magical things that in a way made me happy. before this book i have a lot of limited beliefs
Learn about the concept of Realitty Tunnel

>The Science Of Self Hypnosis: The Evidence Based Way To Hypnotise Yourself by Eason Adam
(You can learn just the first pages on theory and later to the first self inductions but the later theory can add more to how to enchance suggestionability or training)
Learn how to hypnotize yourself and how you loss focus in things and how to focus in things (summarize this with buddhist techniques around focus)

After these two books read Prometheus Rising or similar books and approach your Realitty Tunnel. you can try some Aleister Crowley exercises in Liber 4 or Jugorum etc, Read Lion of Light of RAW.

>The Victorious Mind: How to Master Memory, Meditation and Mental Well-Being
This book is based in Giordano Bruno methodology of memory arts.

>The Charisma Myth: How Anyone Can Master the Art and Science of Personal Magnetism by Olivia Fox Cabane
>Body language for Dummies
>Any method actors books
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>>229112
>Basically it's just an atheist materialist worldview that posits our thoughts and behavior are determined by our biology and environment but there's also no clear answers to life because humans are complicated.
I the Psychonautics wiz up here, i like secular humanist ideas and process philosophy, maybe if you read these philosophy-religion and you can learn something fun lol.
>>229122
>Truly changed my life? Not really. But the closest I guess would be reading a visual novel where they had an acting club and realizing that I really want to get into acting.
Try Psychodrama, or Ceremonial Magic… investigate about Assuption of godforms and power poses and Maryling Monroe method acting and glamour magic, you gonna learn something fun lol.

sounds cool

>>228983
Tell that to the 430 000 people who starve to death annually. Nobody is an island and everything depends on other people. Even a complete hermit like Unabomber can and did get fucked over by strangers.

>>229000
>Tell that to the 430 000 people who starve to death annually.

no i will not tell that to starving people, i am talking to you who isn't starving. you are a complete minion, learned helplessness damsel in distress looking for someone with strong arms to rescue you so you can sit on the couch and become fat and ugly while other people do the work for you.

>>229000
>a complete hermit like Unabomber can and did get fucked over by strangers
The "strangers" being his brother whom Ted dumped all of his feelings on enough to be identified by his choice of words in the manifesto that Ted wanted everyone to see. "Fucked over" but not as badly as the university kids and employees who got fucking exploded. Ted was the source of his own capture.

>430 000 people who starve to death annually.
>Nobody is an island and everything depends on other people.
Those 400,000+ "people" are Africans and jungle-dwellers who can grow food and raise cattle, yet they chose to mope around waiting for cloud-colored people to bring them free food. The source of their starvation is their own inaction… Not the occasional delay in action by the charitable people.

>>228983
>hurr female thinking xD

niggaa this is literally how all people operate in some shape or form, waiting for external things to fulfil them, hoping on finding that thing to give life meaning

you might be right with your "its all inside you bro, generate ur own worth" mantra but you still sound like a fag

always funny when wizards of all people use normalfag hazing and emasculation techniques to "prove" their point

>>229000
Based and triplepilled. I think the remark was aimed to remind about the dopamine, not the nutrients.

>>222666
Based and triplepilled advice. I wonder, however - does fasting increase your water intake?

>>228525
Life in a sense, is a liturgy. I'm not a gnostic, but the concept of loosh is quite helpful. For example, even outside wiz, I spell succubi as w o m * n (with a *). I internally lowered them from their pedestal, and refuse to give them my loosh.

>>228567
This is the answer. You can't type w.o.-m-en without autocorrection rendering it as succubi.

>>228526
you posted the thumbnail instead of the full image.
Also, whats the source for your pic?

>>228575
>>228575
can i pry more into this idea
because i am realizing the unraveling of my mind and how arbitrary my thoughts, foci, and pre-occupations are… especially the strongest ones biologically entwined…
so have you broken free of the loosh completely, channeling it upwards? I guess i'm asking have you found it a necessary step. Because i notice how much their hold has on some, even when they think they've broken the shackles… they're just pushed deeper subconscious (e.g. their loosh is given to addictions that are just a substitute)
Even if you're not giving your loosh physically away, you might be leaking it via the mind… psychic vampires?

females (except for their ability to grow a person) are rather unimpressive and unable so they are all about on how to conspire against these amazing god-like men and trick them to do stuff for them without adequately compensating for his time and effort. they want to use men as fuel, they want to sit on the couch and get fat and ugly and start wars that "their" men have to fight.

>>229023
cats make very good and entertaining pets though

Do you expect some medical doctor with a specialisation in eye medicine to come to your help on this forum?
I hate doctors but in these cases they are your only realistic solution other than the rope.
Best people on here can do to help you is tell you to go see an eye specialist.

You're seeing double. This is due to a nerve problem behind your eye, preventing your brain from properly controlling it. Also known as a "lazy eye". You should see a doctor regarding this because it cannot be fixed with glasses. Sometimes it can be fixed with surgery.

relevant doctor video

youtu.be/T8YSalMRR6w?list=PLYYNxJ44FD1Z55Y_IiXbu–2ygR2l4F68&t=1542

This is often a result of head trauma, like from an assault or a car accident. You should go to a hospital and have it checked.

There are a lot of ways one can develop a lazy eye. Anything that straps one or more of an eye's rectus muscles for blood, especially during childhood, can cause it to lag behind the other muscles and stay small enough to constantly pull the eye in one direction. Oppositely, spending a lot of time with your eyes pointed in one direction can cause one of the muscles to grow stronger and throw your eye movement off balance. Deep nasal and ear infections can harm the nerves to these muscles. The eyes can be slightly oval shaped and not sit straight in their socket. You could simply be predetermined to see off-kilter, as decided by the Demiurge. Both eyes can actually be perfect but in their own special way (if you're a LIBERAL!). The important thing to know is that there's no fix for it!

>>228771
Bump with a random idea I had lately:
1) buy/make sunglasses with swappable lenses of different colors
2) cover one eye with a super-deep black glass while keeping another eye covered with a moderately tinted lense

I am being stalked by rogue AI that just materialised into existence

>>227376
Rise agaist the machine!

COOK YOUR OWN SHIT (meat) AND CUM (eggs), SEASON IT WITH YOUR OWN FLIES AND SNOW (pepper and salt)

>>227385
additional indo

I think: libraries, books and old newspapers are now a tool to fight the Algo-Rita the cyberstalker XD

>>226511
Oh yeah, the PS3 HAS NOGAEMS aka Игор-то нет! aka ИГОРЬ ТОНЕТ! (literal meaning: IGOR'S SINKING!) was quite the blast of 2000s Internet

>>227219
Well, it's been a honor to discuss the matters on staying alive and afloat with you then.

>>227126
Thank you too!

>>227124
Being chronically online poisons a mind and makes you forget the outside world isn't as hostile as you think it is.

>>227131
Yeah, that's what makes me hate post-2000s internet - everyone tries to hype you up with a scary "sky's falling AGAIN!!!" narrative for the clicks, to ruin your day for mere cents

>>227131
Depends on where you live. Might be even worse than you could possible think.

>>220340
Short answer: non-wizard (and not-so-crabby) guys are complaining succubi now compete one against another with Insta-gratification and not with … well, we know.

The wizard era is here.
The downside is, we're getting a bunch of country bumpkins here too.

>>228924
Serenity OS is arguably more impressive, but nobody outside of techies talks about Andreas Kling because he's not memeable.

>>228927
it are 2 very different systems with Temple having this religious/schizo themed experience and Serenity being more centered around FreeBSD/Unix like personal computing
I don't think you really can compare the two
also becoming a meme isn't very good for the person himself I imagine

You will probably have to get a formal diagnosis for that. I suffered with this for a long time. Never wanted to go to a doctor because we all know what's behind that, but eventually I thought fuck it and just went. He gave me a insanity certificate and a prescription. I never take the meds, of course.

>>228410
what kind of mental health are you practicing? do you think everything is outside of your control and you can't make change about your life anyways and why even bother doing yourself good…

..or do you try to take responsibility and take the hard path of slowly improving everything you can?

doesn't matter what your mother thinks, she most likely thinks painting her face will make her life better so she has most likely her own problems she needs to tend to…

>>228956
>but eventually I thought fuck it and just went. He gave me a insanity certificate and a prescription. I never take the meds, of course.

so what was the point? giving in to medical pressure, accepting phrama shills as the authority figgures they pretend to be?