Who are you gonna to be for Halloween?

Who are you gonna to be for Halloween?


I don't celebrate Halloween but I wanna decorate pumpkin

people still dress up for halloween?

yes

i don’t celebrate it either but for the past few years i’ve seen people walking the streets in regular clothes with big ass bags of candy lol.

i figured people stopped dressing up due to irrational fear of terrorism or whatever.

I bought a pretty dope mask im gonna use for boxing entrances, it's a full head devil mask in bone with horns. For Halloween I'm just gonna wear that with some black jeans, a black tanktop and black nail polish.

I’m going to be @Wuxia

I’ll sign up for it but then no-show.

Lol you all funny

Halloween things for kids

Im going on another ghost hunt at the St Augustine lighthouse with my nieces this year. we have a 24 hour private tour booked.

I dont believe in any of it, but my nieces are excited for it.

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Originally Posted by Nohbody

I going on another ghost hunt at the St Augustine lighthouse with my nieces this year. we have a 24 hour private tour booked.

I dont believe in any of it, but my nieces are excited for it.

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The devil believes in you.

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Originally Posted by Soule

The devil believes in you.

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Ill ask for a selfie if he happens to be at the lighthouse

Atta boy

what makes you a disbeliever?

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Originally Posted by Jack Hallows

what makes you a disbeliever?

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I have been to Pennhurst, Alcatraz, St Augustine Lighthouse, Castillo de San Marcos Fort, Stayed multiple nights at the Stanley Hotel, Bobby MacKey's Music World, the LaLaurie Mansion, Gettysburg, Eastern State Penitentiary, Camped at the Bell Witch Tower, Tombstone, hell . . I stayed overnight inside Waverly hills and slept on the floor of the children's ward and not once can i say i had any experience worth noting

my mother loves ghost hunting, i go on all these trips with her just to assure her safety. I do like all the ghost stories and dark history. Its entertaining, but i really dont buy into any of it.

I'm in the early stages of schizophrenia so I see ghosts all the time.

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Originally Posted by Nohbody

I have been to Pennhurst, Alcatraz, St Augustine Lighthouse, Castillo de San Marcos Fort, Stayed multiple nights at the Stanley Hotel, Bobby MacKey's Music World, the LaLaurie Mansion, Gettysburg, Eastern State Penitentiary, Camped at the Bell Witch Tower, Tombstone, hell . . I stayed overnight inside Waverly hills and slept on the floor of the children's ward and not once can i say i had any experience worth noting

my mother loves ghost hunting, i go on all these trips with her just to assure her safety. I do like all the ghost stories and dark history. Its entertaining, but i really dont buy into any of it.

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that’s very interesting. you’re traveled as hell man. one of these days you’ll have to share your photo album from these expeditions.

you know, i’ve met 2 kinds of men on my path investigating the occult & paranormal: there’s the man who, like you, is a hardcore skeptic who enjoys the spectacle & then there’s the man who makes a spectacle out of any & everything.

the former of the two are more fun to speak with.

i personally feel like some people are more sensitive than others to certain vibrational frequencies, thus affording them, even for the briefest moment, an unfiltered glimpse into a world that exists on top of ours. & it’s funny that Soule mentioned schizophrenia, because i feel like schizophrenics actually see and experience this other realm that we can’t see or feel.

all in all, i feel like you’re lucky to not have had any unexplainable occurrences happen to you. to know it exists plants a heavy burden on the shoulders of the knowledgeable. people look at you like you’re a fucking quack 🤦🏾♂️

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Originally Posted by Jack Hallows

that’s very interesting. you’re traveled as hell man. one of these days you’ll have to share your photo album from these expeditions.

you know, i’ve met 2 kinds of men on my path investigating the occult & paranormal: there’s the man who, like you, is a hardcore skeptic who enjoys the spectacle & then there’s the man who makes a spectacle out of any & everything.

the former of the two are more fun to speak with.

i personally feel like some people are more sensitive than others to certain vibrational frequencies, thus affording them, even for the briefest moment, an unfiltered glimpse into a world that exists on top of ours. & it’s funny that Soule mentioned schizophrenia, because i feel like schizophrenics actually see and experience this other realm that we can’t see or feel.

all in all, i feel like you’re lucky to not have had any unexplainable occurrences happen to you. to know it exists plants a heavy burden on the shoulders of the knowledgeable. people look at you like you’re a fucking quack ����♂️

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I'm open to having some sort of 'experience'. When i first started going to these places with my mom i fully expected that something crazy was going to happen... but hell, these places are regarded as highly haunted and shit and after the 3rd or 4th tour I realized its just a group of people walking around an old building talking to the air lmao

Do you hear bumps, scratches, and weird sounds? yes . . .but i don't get excited about them. Some people in the group just automatically assume its a ghost. I'm the one in the group either biting my tongue so i don't ruin others experience that they paid good money for, or, i just tell them. . "what's more likely? Its a ghost or a bird or some crap who flew in through one of the 250 broken windows in this place???"

I'm one of those people who don't think ghost cant exist. . . I'm just one of those people who question why I have never seen one if they do exist. . especially since i have actually stayed over night in places that are supposedly infested with ghosts

Visit all those places on DMT. That'll be an experience.

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Originally Posted by Nohbody

I'm open to having some sort of 'experience'. When i first started going to these places with my mom i fully expected that something crazy was going to happen... but hell, these places are regarded as highly haunted and shit and after the 3rd or 4th tour I realized its just a group of people walking around an old building talking to the air lmao

Do you hear bumps, scratches, and weird sounds? yes . . .but i don't get excited about them. Some people in the group just automatically assume its a ghost. I'm the one in the group either biting my tongue so i don't ruin others experience that they paid good money for, or, i just tell them. . "what's more likely? Its a ghost or a bird or some crap who flew in through one of the 250 broken windows in this place???"

I'm one of those people who don't think ghost cant exist. . . I'm just one of those people who question why I have never seen one if they do exist. . especially since i have actually stayed over night in places that are supposedly infested with ghosts

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excellently put. lmao@ the talking to the air. i consider myself a rational believer, so i approach the subject exactly as you described in your second paragraph. i’m not a fan of the idea that everything that happens in a scary place is tied to the story.

i experienced a bunch of shit as a kid/early teen that cemented my belief in the unexplained, but i definitely empathize with people who are mild/hard skeptics because they haven’t experienced anything or because there is a lot of quackery out there & people love drumming up their experiences at these supposed “super haunts” when it’s really just some squirrels in the attic or the occasional bum that wants to be left alone lol.

for the sake of your efforts, i do hope you find your experience though.

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Originally Posted by Soule

Visit all those places on DMT. That'll be an experience.

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good grief that might be an unreturnable trip.

Start Here

http://www.kybalion.org/kybalion.php?chapter=II

And if u dont like clicking links google kybalion or the three initiates.

ahh the book of Hermes Trismegistus. very familiar with hermetic philosophy.