Went through my old phone and found a bunch of esoteric troll comics from the early 2020's. Gonna post em, enjoy.
These aren't t enjoyable
>>24790238Shut up poopjeet(I'm Trinidadian Indian)
This is all just wannabe bullshit, wtf does "esoteric" even mean? Nothing is esotericGive me an example of something being esoteric
>>24790254>>24790255>>24790260My top 3 right here.>>24790208Honorable mention
>>24790272The secret of reincarnation is that you only get to comeback if your reproduced. In a few generations you will inherit the vessel of one of your descendants and be forced to deal with the reality your former self handed down. Shiva is watching you anon.
>>24790208>the early 2020'sdam
>>24790272>wtf does "esoteric" even mean?The real meaning of "esoteric" is supposed to be something that is not open for regular people to learn. It should be something you wouldn't traditionally find on printed media or openly taught in regular schools or temples, but that instead you'd have to go to a "master" (a guru, a learned wise old person) to be taught personally over the course of many years.There are "esoteric" traditions all over the world, all of them bullshit, to be honest, but different from one another in the sense that they're colored by exoteric religious teachings from each part of the world.Christians (Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Christians) have had orders of monks with esoteric teachings, as have Hindus and Buddhists. Islam officially doesn't have esoteric teachings, even though Sufi monks and Dervish Orders have had something similar to that in the past, notwithstanding their persecution by Islamic governments.I'm an atheist, so I think it's all just schizophrenic nonsense gatekept by delusional people, but still, I think it's also interesting to see that most major world cultures have had "esoteric" teachings of some sort and that they were all limited in terms of whom they could be taught to followers of a particular religion.These days, some people try to skip steps by jumping raw into Kabbalah (esoteric Jewish teachings) without getting into regular Judaism, or by jumping raw into esoteric Buddhist teachings without getting into regular Buddhism, but actual iniates say that's not acceptable.In a way, it's sort of parallel to the path of primary -> secondary -> upper education -> post-graduate education -> research, in the sense there's stuff you gotta learn first and stuff you gotta learn later, interesting in a way, because Western universities also originated from orders of Christian monks who underwent a similar training path and eventually had to turn it into something for the general population to follow.
>>24790272it comes from a greek word that means "cool stuff"
>>24793171ἐσωτερικός - “belonging to an inner circle”basically just means some hidden/secret thing that only certain ppl are allowed to know about.nothing in ur rage comics is remotely esoteric the Indian is correct.also >early 2020slol
didnt check the id.now I look pretty fucking stupid :/
>>24793207What is the ID?
>>24793205i don't make memes anon, we can argue if you want to though, i guess.what makes you think i am op, by the way.
>>24793212didn't u read? I didn't check ur id and thought u were opie.was it rlly necessary to humiliate me further by making me explain?
>>24790255xD
>>24793205The greek word means something that belongs inside in general, you confused it with the english meaning of esoteric about inner circles. For example, a furnace that you place inside your house instead of outside could be called esoteric furnace in greek. And εξωτερικος is the opposite, meaning it belongs outside, but in english exoteric simply is the opposite of the english usage of esoteric.
>>24795656its not modern greek so maybe different?I can't speak any sorta greet I pasted that part from an etymology website
how are you 6 years here and you are still such a nufag? half of these are genuine masonic disinfo "memes"
