"Why do yuo eat raw meat?"
Because I just intuited it was true, you fucking goober. I've never watched any of those faggy youtubers, never read a single study on it, never thought about it. I literally just saw some schizo on this app doing it, and thought it looked like a good idea, then I did it. I've never got sick, never got worms, never had any kind of adverse effects beyond being 10x as sensitive to eating slop now.
There is no peer reviewed study on living a fulfilling life.
Because I just intuited it was true, you fucking goober. I've never watched any of those faggy youtubers, never read a single study on it, never thought about it. I literally just saw some schizo on this app doing it, and thought it looked like a good idea, then I did it. I've never got sick, never got worms, never had any kind of adverse effects beyond being 10x as sensitive to eating slop now.
There is no peer reviewed study on living a fulfilling life.
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Forwarded from Dambalakvlt
An all-consuming infatuation with this world, with both its bright and its dark sides, is what has always distinguished a pagan. He is not interested in truth for its own sake; for him there is only one truth — himself and his desire to live. To live long, joyfully, happily. Here and now. Without burdening himself with commandments or prohibitions. To live at any cost. And if someone stands in his way — that is their misfortune. For a pagan — especially a modern one — “justice is higher than mercy.” And pagan justice demands only one thing: that nothing prevent the pagan from living as he wishes, even if it brings pain and grief to others.
(Archpriest Pavel Velikanov)
(Archpriest Pavel Velikanov)
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I promise this is still a pulp page. I've got two finished manunoscripts I want to drop, but I'm doing things here more esoteric and ritualistic then I would on something intended to make money, and part of that is the editing process.
Regardless of how good my writing is, I am goibg back over it seven times in editing. Seven rounds of cuts, seven rounds of additions, seven rounds of changes. Seven is completion, seven is the week, seven is a holy number.
Sunna has already answered some prayers, for some she waits on my offering. Either way, the stories will come soon and the page won't be all esoteric schizobabble.
Regardless of how good my writing is, I am goibg back over it seven times in editing. Seven rounds of cuts, seven rounds of additions, seven rounds of changes. Seven is completion, seven is the week, seven is a holy number.
Sunna has already answered some prayers, for some she waits on my offering. Either way, the stories will come soon and the page won't be all esoteric schizobabble.
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Should long form fiction be released as a book or in individual chapters?
Anonymous Poll
46%
Drop all the chapters at one time!
46%
Weekly releases is fine
8%
Release chapters the same day you finish them
SOLAR PVLP
Should long form fiction be released as a book or in individual chapters?
50/50 split means both sides need to send a champion to the field
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Sacrifice is a nessecary practice.
On a fundamental level, sacrifice is the act of giving energy to your chosen diety. Let your will find the path, shaping your will into an arrow by which you fire your offering towards your god. This concept is repeated in almost every single religion on planet earth. It's different from magical workings, it's not nessecarily equivalent exchange and gods often play favorites.
We have to return to true sacrifice. Lighting a few candles you bought from Dollar General means nothing to most deities, what are you truly giving? Your ancestors who reared cattle gave those cattle, not offering a life bug offering the energy it took to raise the livestock. Those who hunted often offered a piece of the hunt, a shard of their energy to the god that made it possible. Those artisans amongst them made idols, toiling into the night for a physical offering which continues to reap energy long after it's made. Some offered their enemies.
What do you offer?
On a fundamental level, sacrifice is the act of giving energy to your chosen diety. Let your will find the path, shaping your will into an arrow by which you fire your offering towards your god. This concept is repeated in almost every single religion on planet earth. It's different from magical workings, it's not nessecarily equivalent exchange and gods often play favorites.
We have to return to true sacrifice. Lighting a few candles you bought from Dollar General means nothing to most deities, what are you truly giving? Your ancestors who reared cattle gave those cattle, not offering a life bug offering the energy it took to raise the livestock. Those who hunted often offered a piece of the hunt, a shard of their energy to the god that made it possible. Those artisans amongst them made idols, toiling into the night for a physical offering which continues to reap energy long after it's made. Some offered their enemies.
What do you offer?
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