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scott sullivan making an origami hat

>>525348407
Cute. This is wayy better than the bugspam

huh

She could 100% be beautiful without makeup. Why do they do this to themselves?

>>23854241
i never knew, but i liked reading Jesus' first sermon. so much to unpack that i had never known before. it feels nice to be able to know what Jesus actually said and what his lessons meant.

i also learned of a theory from reddit lately that the star which guided the three magi to jerusalem, then bethlehem, was sent by satan because it allowed for king herod's attention to be attracted first by the magi asking where the new king they had prophesized would be born, before settling over Jesus' house. the babies wouldn't have been slaughtered otherwise because king herod wouldn't have known. the magi come from a polytheist tradition, so it makes sense for them to act this way and honor Jesus, and also to respect the angel's message to go avoid king herod and go home in a different way. not to imply God allows polytheism, as idolatry is forbidden according to the ten commandments; and God forbade worship to the sun, moon, and stars; but that this was the mechanism which allowed them to play the role in the story that they did. from that perspective, we are able to know what it means to wander, when we do not obey the Lord God in the way He expects from us, and instead honor Him in our own way, all stemming back to the lesson learned from cain. it is also worth noting that i don't think they ever mentioned them attending the live birth. it seems like another one of satan's failed plots.

this is why i know i fall short from God's glory because i think i know better. in reality, i'm just scared of putting my full faith in Him even though He's proven countless times to me His glory and revealed prophecy after prophecy to become true. it's unfair of me, to become infatuated with earthly fruit and ignore His call to come closer to Him. i guess maybe i just have trust issues after a long time of thinking no one's there, it takes courage sometimes, to know you'll be received, and not just think you made a mistake all on your own that you have to clean up now.

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>>23852945
>>23853061
things are not great right now but they've been worse
the apocalypse is still a long ways off and its imminent approach has been greatly over exaggerated

>>23852992
>that won't help/solve anything
/bant/ will become significantly better so there's that

>>23855277
you don't get it

the only thing you're ALLOWED to remember is hitler & reddit jokes
it's good you could even recognize the beauty

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>>23854450
>Also Rei is better than Asuka
i like you

i DIDN'T WRITE That one post

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>>23854137
time for brioche with pistachio spread sorry

>>23852349
i love you

>>23856067
Mmmmm cirno

>>23855100
>But maybe that means that I just haven't learned anything.
naaah i don't think so

i feel the same way often, i think most people do
if you can manage to remember how unpredictable & "mystical" it still is, that will probably help
it used to just BE that way though, i think it's like that for everyone when they're young

I guess I'm just a lot more logical or something, but I have inkling of thoughts like these sometimes, but I extrapolate on them seriously and contemplate externalities. I used to feel this way a lot when I was really young, my feelings were basically a lot stronger and I was able to enjoy the simple things in life a lot more. I mostly just remember watching the sunset and how awe-inspiring and amazing it was, I was also a lot more spontaneous.

But I lost most of these qualities and I became quite different, I would describe it as some type of numbness. Some of it was psychological and some of it was not. But sometimes after working out really intensively I feel really amazing sense of awe and scope of feeling at natural wonders and simple things, like again the sunset. But it is mostly fleeting. But it's still really good for the brain. Also meditating can help alleviate the numbness quite a lot.

I guess I just felt everything so deeply when I was a kid. the world felt a lot more mystical to me as well.

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>>23855100
when was the last time you tried to to talk to the universe?
are you familiar with your chakras and identifying blockage ?

>>23855723
same questions but i also blame the food in america for spiritual blockage as well
once i switched to organics and no sugar/wheat my connection to the vibrations and energy around me came back
even what you're saying about the sunsets used to be true but now i'm awe struck almost every day at how beautiful both sunrise and sunset are