>many other historical painting are brought to life with AI and seem to highlight important historical moments
>from 1:51 to 2:20, there are many statues of philosophers surrounded by geometry and mathematical equations, seemingly referring to the ancient Greek's belief that math was an extension of philosophy and the key to better understanding philosophy.
>3:32 to 4:16 show numerous references of the genetic influence of ancient Iranic warrior-herders on European populations, and of greco-roman lineage in ancient Egyptian royalty.
>towards the end of the video there are some references to gene editing
>the final seconds of the video show a flaming being staring into the screen
2/2

It may appear to be an internet AI-slop meme video, I am well aware of that, but the first time I saw it it made my mind buzz and I felt like I was seeing more than meets the eye.
Please help me to understand what happened and what it was that was revealed to me and how to better understand it.

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>>42884084
>My understanding of the occult is still in its beginning stages
As someone with decades of experience I can give you a short sum-up:
The spiritual battle is no really between the "good" and the "evil" but between awakening and ignorance. There are positive and negative forces in the cosmos, sure, but not in a simple way of God and Satan, as religion likes to frame it.
The negative forces are driven by a desire to rule (that is a kind of an ignorance by itself) and in order to do that they have to keep humanity dumb and in a way asleep. The positive forces try to wake people up to the truth and their own spiritual potential.
The philosophical traditions of Buddhism and Gnosticism reflect this spiritual struggle better than classic theism, and modern 'conspiracy theories' about a simulated world or "matrix" that keeps humans in a mental prison, are just new versions of this idea.
Of course there are many more detail, how the 'elites' try to keep human society asleep, and what agendas and strategies are used to prevent mass awakening, but I leave that for you to research and find out.

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>>42884114
I understand that Nietzsche, Evola, Guenon, and even Schopenhauer dabbled in Hinduism and other eastern mysticism which influenced their writings and philosophy, right?
I have tried following a chart of a Hinduism reading list from /lit/ since apparently Buddhism branches off from Hinduism, but I felt like I was missing the foundation to understand the first text or even how it ties into western Gnosticism.

At times my mind feels open and easily receives and understands spirituality. But this 'understanding' is lost when this open mindset of mine suddenly shifts, which I fear may happen again soon in the coming days, hence my strong and urgent interest to learn as much about these things as I can lest I return to my slumped doomer state of mind.

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>>42884134
I would say it's not so much about philosophy and all these concepts. That's fine and stuff, but - from my experience - the practical, real life exeriences are much more interresting.

When you go deeper into the 'rabbit hole', the metaphysical, esoteric, occult things, you start to develop a kind of extra sense for the "matrix". You begin to feel it when someone, the media or the 'system of education' tries to bullshit you. It's like a blue-pill sense, you notice it when the system wants to feed you a blue pill to keep you ignorant to what's really going on. And over time this makes you immune to the psyops.

Of course a side effect can be that the 'normies' start to see you as a crazy guy. The spiritual path can lead to a lonely life.

>>42884149
I have always been more interested in what is out of my reach, there is only so much you can learn from life experience.
Math, Philosophy, and spirituality - these are my new obsessions. I want to be more, feel alive, and never fall into a state of despair ever again.

>>42884198
>I want to be more, feel alive, and never fall into a state of despair ever again.
Yeah, we all want that. Good luck.

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>>42884134
All these spiritual, religious and magical traditions and linages will appear as different unique things, but as you learn more the barriers around them will come down and you'll see the interconnectedness between them and how they're paths on the same mountain, in their own valleys, leading to the same top, same mystical realm on the other side.
Foolishness, such of people arguing and killing each other over who's right become clearer and your own path should appear clearer, illuminated by your in-sight and confusion dispelled.

>>42884084
the christcuckery one was cooler imo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nFKcYMIDpX8
altho the music was worse there

>>42884084
>catbox
>xitter thread
What are you doing with all the IPs?
Gangstalkers get the rope.

>>42885016
You think 4chan hides your IP?
Retards get the rope.

>>42884134
Basically with Eastern traditions you have to realize it's essentially a "rolling tradition", basically everyone adds something new without any centralized dogma other than scripture but that are based themselves on multiple pre-existing philosophies. It really helps to understand the history behind it.

Basically, it all started with the Vedas which were the collected hymns of the Indo-Aryans, they were believed to be heard by the Rishis who were sages who meditated so intensely that they supposedly heard the very sounds of reality and composed them into powerful mantras (which are spells based off of the vibratory nature of reality). The Vedas (especially the Rig Veda) are relatively very old compared to the rest of the Eastern corpus. They are believed to be literally knowledge from the universe itself.
These hymns were focused on their Gods known as Devas/Asuras, with the king being Indra (similar to Zeus/Thor). The religion of that time was very different with praise, sacrifice, and warrior being prioritized over everything, usually involving the soma drink and Agni, the ritual fire.

Those were the foundational texts, but later people interpreted them in large philosophical texts known as the Upanishads. They were focused on the ultimate nature of reality, but have vastly different opinions on them. Of the most famous is the Mahabharata, a story of a war between the Pandava and Yadava families, which has a chapter known as the Bhagavad Gita which is a dialogue between the warrior Arjuna and Krishna.

Yoga is another major topic, it is basically a practical application to the philosophies of the Vedas and Upanishads. Its basic doctrine is exposed in the Yoga Sutras which concretizes the pre-existing meditative traditions into definitions and doctrine. Mainly, that yoga is the cessation of mental activity, and that there are 8 steps to get there.

>>42885029
>Offsite links from known IP harvesting sites isn't risky.
4chan isn't a known IP/data seller or exploiter.
>Retards get the rope.
If this were true, you'd be hanging by now, and we're all still waiting for your feet to start swinging from the long drop and short stop.
Your last post is all that is needed to put the last nail in the coffin.
Let's see if you can do a flip, faggot.
Also, remember to livestream.

>>42885055
(Correction: Kaurava and Pandava families.)

The philosophy behind the Yoga Sutras is Samkhya, a dualism between the absolute self or awareness known as Purusha, and the ever-changing forms of matter known as Prakriti. This was one of the philosophies at the time of the text, which is supposedly written itself by the mythical sage Patanjali.

These meditative practices known as yoga along with shamanistic, sexual, and other occult practices and rituals became a tradition known as Tantra, which metaphorizes the dualism between Purusha and Prakriti into a act of loving union between the gods Shiva and Shakti. They use certain practices to attain spiritual/magical powers and ultimately the goal of liberation from material bondage and suffering.

Deities and "God" are also a nebulous concept within Eastern traditions. Gods are seens as aspects or personalities of the universe or its manifestations. The universe and reality are perceived as an ultimate entity which everything is a part of, known as Brahman or Purusha (the ideal self).

A new philosophy based on the Upanishads becomes popularized later on known as Advaita Vedanta (non-dualism) which emphasizes Yoga as being about joining individual self/soul beyond mind, known as Atman, to the universal self/soul: Brahman. Like a drop returning back to the ocean from whencest it came. This is the stereotypical "all is one." Perhaps these ideas themselves are inspired from Buddhism and act as a Hindu reaction to it.

For traditionalist writers like Evola (heavily inspired from Nietzsche), yoga becomes a link to the past of "Aryan heritage" and a will-to-power to overcome one's weaknesses and underman status to attain divinity through harnessing transformative power, yk like "riding the tiger".

This is a good video on what Yoga really means as a tradition, and basically what esoteric writers like Evola were writing on:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyVgSeu-Ks0

>>42885091
4chan is a known glow op run by epstein but nice try making shit up on the fly and also, no one's reading your poetry nigga

>>42885114
Buddhism uses similar meditative practices as Yoga (and even in more esoteric sects, tantra), but it serves as a reaction to the orthodox systems of India at the time when Hinduism was emerging. It follows the Buddha, an ascetic who emerged from the asceticism culture of the time, and supposedly discovered enlightenment and freedom from "reincarnation" (another concept central to Eastern traditions) through a "Middle Path" which involved meditating and realizing suffering to be the result of having attachment to pleasure, transient sensory phenomena, and a permanent self.

In the eyes of postmodern writers, Buddhism was a warrior's tradition of exalting the spirit over the body and material world through self-control, especially with certain sects of it like Vajrayana or Zen.

Then, comes Daoism, which is based on the
"philosophies" of Lao Tzu, responsible for the Dao de Jing, which emphasizes a "wise man's" way to the world of moving with the flows and currents of life, in harmony with the universe and "the Dao" (the pre-existent nature/way that is the source of and permeates all reality). This in contrast to resisting the world or over-legislating it (as some may interpret Confucianism and honor culture). It also has meditative practices that involve "Virtue" (Tse/De) and disciplined life to transcend ordinary life and become like immortals (xians). It had many alchemists that shared knowledge with Hindu yogis and Buddhists in order to produce "elixirs of life".

This serves as another "will-to-power" of mastering reality to attain an overman status.

>>42885114
>>42884134

> I felt like I was missing the foundation to understand the first text or even how it ties into western Gnosticism

That dualism between the absolute self (beyond ordinary knowledge, unknowable except by Gnosis like the Monad) and material existence (Purusha) is surprisingly similar to the concept of the Pleroma-Kenoma and fullness beyond the darkness of materiality and worldly phenomena.

It isn't very surprising that an elaborate philosophy that also emphasizes some transcendant state beyond phenomena (demiurgic matter) wouldn't be integrated into modern/postmodern Gnostic worldviews. Yoga's practicality also helps this take place.
Plus both are pretty popular elaborate worldviews. Yoga's parallels to and connections to Gnosticism are especially emphasized by "pro-Aryan" gnostic writers like Miguel Serrano, etc.

In their eyes, the serpent in the Garden of Eden that helps Adam and Eve attain knowledge and freedom from the demiurge becomes a cognate to the tantric Kundalini serpent that can help liberate man from the material body.

> Spoonfeeding over...

>>42885162
I just want to add that the origins of Taoism is much older.

>esoteric Taoism (often called Huang-Lao or Fangshi traditions) before it became institutionalized into a formal religion. While Westerners often view Taoism as a purely peaceful, philosophical mindset, ancient Taoist masters were radical pragmatists, spiritual scientists, and absolute trial-by-fire empiricists. If a ritual, meditation, or formula did not produce a tangible, real-world result, it was completely useless.

>Before religious Taoism standardized its rituals, the practitioners of these arts were called the Fangshi (literally "masters of the methods"). They were doctors, astronomers, martial artists, and alchemists.
>They treated the human body and the universe as a giant machine running on energy (Qi). Their approach to magic or longevity was closer to laboratory engineering than blind faith. They mixed minerals (External Alchemy or Waidan) and experimented with breath control and internal energy circulation (Internal Alchemy or Neidan). Results were the only metric. If an alchemist promised an Emperor an elixir of vitality, and the Emperor felt sluggish, the alchemist was often executed. The stakes forced extreme pragmatism

>>42885091
why are the people here so evil with their words omg

>>42885375
Absolutely, thanks for mentioning that. There may be evidence that Chinese/Daoist meditative practices date back 10,000 years (lol).

Things like Taoism and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) are allegedly sourced from the mythical Yellow Emperor in a similar way to how Yoga was credited to Shiva.

https://gwongzaukungfu.com/en/the-origins-of-meditation-in-china/

>>42885091
>If this were true, you'd be hanging by now
I post glowie shit all the time on /x/ so long as I can find a link on the open internet discussing and explicitly describing how tech adjacent to ayylmaos operates, and by extension, how to follow the tech tree and thread back through patents, public disclosures, published peer reviewed documents, etc.. including declassified documents stored on gov computers....

and no one has came and knocked on my front door. I'm even on the domestic terrorist watchlist and have a file at Eglin. where the problems start is when anons violate these simple tules

>stay anon
>don't incite action (violence, threats, stalking, etc...)
>compromise people still in the field/work

the moment you start grandstanding and doing the grifting whistleblower shit is when you get the old suicide sandwich with a bullet dessert with the county coroner doing the old aw-shucks-musta-binnuh-suicide-I-guess report in public with all the officals staring at someone off camera. also what fucks whistleblowers over are the fatal dangers they put their former colleagues in when doing their uncontrolled release shit. there is a release schedule, and jumping the gun on it gets you the gun. capice?

>>42885029
>You think 4chan hides your IP?
>Retards
how many times in 4chan lore has someone came in and thought they could play secret serial killer and end up on the wrong end of the 4chan detective team? something like 10 times now people still haven't learned that this place is just a controlled gov hangout for people to voice their true opinions.

>>42884084
you are retarded dude. this shit is manipulative as fuck. real insight and strength comes slow, not in dopaminergic bursts. videos like this are empty calories. go clean your room, call your mom, take a long walk. you want to become "le aryan conquerer"? start by learning how to live a sane, stable, well-ordered life.

>>42885465
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>>42885720
I have been a defeated dog for years, the 'slow and steady' bullshit just does not work for me.
This video is what made me clean my room and quit watching porn; no other method has worked for me. That is why I am convinced that there is more to this video than meets the eye and wanted other users to help me analyze it.

I just want to be 'le happy', and feel alive, not like the living dead or like 'le warrior-poet conqueror'.
Hopefully that makes sense. If not, I'm open to hearing why you think I'm wrong about it (the video) not being a positive catalyst."

>>42886459
>there is more to this video than meets the eye
Perhaps subliminals.

ok. the videos effect is to convince via ai sensationalism that aryan/nordic/whites are superior, supernatural and extra terrestrial.

the reality is that the world is so mixed now that there's no point trying to rally political will via this divide.

and then you take jorjani's work, where he's alleging that atlantean anti diluvian nordics are the actual overlords we now need to contend with.

the videos thrust is to get us to trust that hypothetical group as our saviors and the promise that if we work for their purposes, we will be admitted into their esteem, perhaps even get gene enhancement via crisper.

our epistemic vantage point is that we don't actually know if jorjani is correct that their institutions are the 'bad guys' and they as individuals possibly exist that are working for the good of all humanity.

the ultimate purpose of the video is to oversimplify through ai mesmerism. its hypnotic, and highly effective.

good job guys, whoever did this.

>>42887431
thank you for actually responding to the question and helping to dissect the video.
The video is obviously not just a regular hyperborea 'embrace tradition' edit, it is meticulously crafted and attempts to link ancient greeks and romans to the spanish, germans, ancient iranics and egyptians, with some allusions to fallen angels and gene editing.
Furthermore, I believe the creator of the edit is someone with an agenda since the top replies to their post are from Bronze Age Pervert who is know to be a shill who glows, Tom Roswell who made that video on youtube about the ancient iranics with the thumbnail art done by Sloan Hall.
The gene editing and transhumanism that is found in looksmaxing and associated with peter thiel and Eliezer Yudkowsky make me assume that there may be some sort of push to use AI to produce 'based edits' and promote these specific messages.

>jorjani's work
I do not know too much about jorjani but am aware that he is involved in those funded right wing media groups.

Also look at the bio of the guy who made the edit
> Neo-Darwinian Aristotelian BioJihadist with Chinese Characteristics

>>42887230
And that is the secondary goal of mine, apart from figuring out the messages and backstory of the imagery in the edit, I want to understand the effect on the immediate and intense effect that it had on my mind and energy and how such a thing is possible

>account based in malaysia

>>42887968
Is it actually? I do not have a twitter account

>>42884084
modern neo paganism
you are unkowingly redirecting your energy to false religions
we all been there

>>42884084
>>42884089
its 'archetypal'.
its like when i was reading 'names for the philosopher's stone'
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosopher%27s_stone#Names

>>42887922
redpill me on jorjani and the hypothetical atlanteans