>>595
This isn't anime and manga?

Ha! I'll do you one better:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1th9gmD4dEra3I9JvDSQZidq10h6TEG6y
All of Adobe's CS6 products. (PW: /F/LAGSHIP)

>>809
Damn this is huge. Fukken saved and thanks

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https://sourceforge.net/projects/hesuvi/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Y4O12uomTI [Play] great alternative to crap like Dolby Atmos to simulate immersive surround sound

https://youtu.be/4BgrxTrNYEg [Play]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=tL-5wcuRRJY [Play]
Its a retarded youtube channel and i love it, especially the parts with raven ownership and when he directly talks shit about his raven and the fucker just looks into the camera like "yeah, so what?"

https://youtu.be/hVmelQMLkwY [Play]
It's really fascinating hearing audio recording from a forgotten war, the ironically phrased, "war to end all wars".

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5poBoAZ1hus [Play]
A short movie where an old guy interacts with CGI characters. I've found it quite funny and amusing, it's firmly in the "so bad it's good" territory and I'd say it's pretty soulful

https://youtube.com/watch?v=dTn9uRkkNeQ [Play]
I can't stop laughing it's so fucking bad, the cgi, the fucking robot voice,
it's art.

>meaning it can act as a truth serum of sorts
that's more of a thing for much higher/repeated doses, but yes mushrooms (or rather, all psychedelics, since they act on the same receptors) do make people more open-minded and cofessy
The main difference between most psychdelics is how long they last. Shrooms last around 4 hours, LSD lasts around 12 hours, and DMT around 40 minutes, speaking of DMT, there are sites on how to extract it from root bark and how to put it in a vape, this vape is called the e-mesh, built specifically with DMT in mind.

>>4222
Have you any experiences of some type while on those substances?

>>4230
Yes, I have tried low doses of shrooms, and when I closed my eyes I saw visions similar to the image OP attached.
I know a few people who took mega doses and they started freaking out and spilling out a bunch of random info.
I haven't tried LSD or DMT but I imagine DMT would be more similar to shrooms since it is chemically similar to the active chemical in magic mushrooms which is psilocybin, which is structured as 4-PO-DMT.
I would imagine it would be similar to shrooms but last much shorter.

>>1533
When foraging plants and fungus, take care not to do it where people walk their dogs often. Dogs like to piss on all the good stuff. Also watch out for toxic pesticides or heavy road traffic that can put heavy metals in the soil.

>>1235
I must report that for me, tea tree oil did not work. I applied it with a q-tip to my Athlete’s foot. FOR SCIENCE. It was pure oil, stored in a closet and about a year old, I dont think it lost its purity. I also dont know if i was supposed to mix it with water or coconut oil to use as a buffer and if that would have made it more effective.

>>1196
If it's just a cold you have, safety pinning a hand towel to the front of a t-shirt and wearing under something else, so the chest is warm but the torso doesn't overheat, always sped up getting over it by a few days. For me at least.

When i got sick with some type of illness recently, i bought some sinus rinse and did it daily and i think it actually helped me recover faster.

>>4219
It was just a saline solution with no additives.
What i think is when you blow your nose out with colored mucus, that's a bacterial infection so by clearing that out regularly that's less of a chance of staying sick instead of leaving that bacteria just sitting there.

>>4214
I'm not too correct either because it's actually older then christianity and originated in egypt, bit christians adapted it and re-used it for their own reasons. Still, thought it was like burning sage and throwing eye of newts in a cauldron but it's actually a philosophy.
Anyhow i saw this post on 4chan and i fucking love it because it's actually correct and it sums up the stuff i was researching perfectly,
Nothing about Kabbalah was ever originally Jewish, or Semitic, except for the retrofitted idea of universal homogenization via the restoration of Adam Kadmon.

The Jews initially plagiarized Kabbalah from Plotinus. Modern Kabbalah itself is a hodgepodge of Pythagoreanism, Neoplatonism, Tantric practices, Yggdrasil Repräsentation, and a Sumerian path-working system called the Ladders of Light.

The ideas of a messiah and duality came from Zoroastrianism.

The concept of hell that was taken from Plato's Republic (The Myth of Er).

The craftsman, known as demiurge in Greek, is a character created by Plato in Timaeus to say that the Universe sparked a creative thought that began to take shape.

Qliphoth is a more recent adaptation of Kabbalah to include a Jewish version of the Puranic concept of Patala, "lower heavens".

The ancient Greek word for 'shell' is 'kelipot'.

The divine sparks in Kabbalah and kelipot mythology were taken from Manichaeism.

The various sephirots are from the Greek Hieros Gamos, or Hierogamy, (divine marriage/sex).

The sefirot (sephiroth), or Sephirotic (tree of life) system, was taken from Porphyry's tree of being.

Even their precious Adam Kadmon is a retcon of Atlas.

The Jewish version of Antichrist (Armilus) is based on Romulus.

They see development and growth as a form of entropy, and so they embrace regression, degeneracy and death as a return to the former heaven.

They force their eschatology through making problems and then proposing themselves as the solution, basically false-flagging Revelations for their Messianic establishment.

Kabbalah is an amalgamation of numerous frankensteined spiritual concepts twisted into the favour of Jews. Jews use it to take perfectly separate things and turn them into one grotesque abomination. Solve et coagula, return to source, Tower of Babel, etc; which is why none of it makes sense just as it results in the negrified, asiatic dystopia plaguing the Earth today.
The gnostic texts was also influenced by neoplatonism, originating concepts and terms like gnosis, the sacred fire.
From what i understand because of the catholic (originates from the greek adjective "katholikos," which means "universal.") split because of bibles being canonised, they rejected fuckin plato and chose Aristotle instead, which explains a fuck ton and why a good chunk of the gospels got rejected (their logic being that four gosples are needed only canon because the four pillars of the earth (pagan concept lmao) and that 4 is holy like 4 saints of jesus) even though via carbon dating it would have fit in fine.

I feel like if i was a christian, catholic or a jew right now i would have had a fucking stroke but i'm personally enjoying this stuff. currently i'm reading Mysterium Coniunctionis by jung and i was binge reading a fuck ton of historical texts and listening to a few audiobooks so, yeah. God i haven't finished gersham sholems book on sabbati zevi even though the damn thing is literally 900 pages...
Also food for thought but jung mentioned that egyptian myths had an influence on christianity which threw me for a loop because i have no fucking clue what he means by this, could be i forgot something that was mentioned 400 pages ago but i think it probably was the story of ra or perhaps the story of horus, which gave the catholic church the act of communion, in which the blood of orisis was drank (wine) and his flesh was eaten (a little wafer of bread) as an act of thanksgiving and to become one with him. i think the story mirrored that of christ or fucking moses but who knows i just remember the fun fact about communion and not the original horus orisis story too much.

Hnosticism is fun as fuck, creative usage of parts of the bible that confused most people like "i am a jealous god" and the like to rationalise and explain inconsistencies, really cool concepts like Yaldabaoth to explain how the jewish god that they (jews took shit from other cultures) kinda stole and later turned monotheistic, why he was kind of a bitch and why humanity suffers, i think the bit that really interested me is the archons attempted rape of eve, like maybe its me but i thought it was super fucking spooky. like eve cloned herself in the nick of time and the archons gangraped her soulless corpse, spooky. (i think grant morrison used the archons in his invisibles comic, neat if true, i don't remember.)

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Found this recently, thought it was cool.

https://talmidi.co.il/2023/02/09/problems-with-the-book-of-enoch/
For those who don't know about the book of enoch, this article might be of interest. I find the influences that babylon had on judaism to be interesting, although i actually don't know much of the babylon stories besides the epic of gilgamesh. Clearly i have more research to do.
Also some of the subject matter mentioned in Carl jungs work, alchemical studies being one of them. That of the 7 angels being related to the babylon gods, the 7 stars, ect.

>>4766
Also i thought the el shaddi guy was slightly dumb for finding the book of enoch boring, because like most apocalyptic texts they tend to be trippy and nutty. Also there was this audiobook version on youtube that i can't find again for the life of me, (think it got deleted) where the guy was basically screaming into the microphone like one of those street preachers lol which made it more funner to listen to.

>>4189
I never thought of this, sounds like a good idea.

>>4190
yeah I've always thought it was crazy having to click on every video! this is needed

https://youtu.be/i_EaR9nJHvE [Play] I saw this video on Mille-feuille by Gordon Ramsay and I must say that I have never seen a more pathetic looking Mille-feuille than this. I can't imagine how bad it tastes either...

>>3412
would you yell at him like he used to yell at people on hells kitchen if you had the chance?

What foods do you guys eat for thanksgiving?
Me? The regular stuff, turkey, stuffing, mashed potatos, cornbread cranberry sauce, pumkin pie, corn on the cob, and ham.

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First time cooking a Bone-In Ribeye Roast.
https://www.billyparisi.com/bone-in-standing-ribeye-roast-recipe-with-red-wine-pan-sauce/#
>Bake at 450° for 30 minutes and then turn the heat down to 325° and cook for 80-90 minutes
>Bake at 450° for 30 minutes
>450° for 30 minutes
I put in the thermometer after 30 minutes at 450°F and 40 minutes at 325°F and you know what it said? 160°F.
And you know what it should have said according to the recipe? 110° – 115° and then another 45 minutes with the potatoes.
Apparently you can't even trust the most reviewed recipes you find on Google.

https://downshiftology.com/recipes/how-to-make-homemade-mayonnaise/
Just wanted to point out that this is a damn good recipie for mayo. Easy as fuck to make, maybe 3 minutes to whip up. I use a hand blender.