I need to read more because so many authors from Europe have written about these things that I am coming to perceive and understand, but I'm very whimsical and lazy so I never collect books and read them as I should
>>301878 Google Edward Paisnel, this guy used to wear a leather mask and clothes (which he ejaculated and pissed on) and go out and rape people on the island he lived on. On the surface he was an upstanding member of the community but he had this other side, lo and behold, they found this guy having black magick books and witchcraft ceremonial items. This is the effect demons have, he most likely used to get into semi possession and an ulter persona would arise (hence the mask, dirty clothes and nails strapped to his arms and neck)
I am very curious to know why at the very end, God saves Faust even after he had sold his soul to Mephistopheles, after having commit heinous atrocities? This ought to be absolutely profound and compelling
>>301882 An AMAZING thing is that these billionaires in places like Epstein's island fully believe in demons and the occult also!! And they engage in sacrifice and commune with these things, while we, the plebs, are told to believe in science and atheism
>>301883 Because Faust's soul wasn't his to begin with for him to sell it or not, it belonged to God and to him was it's return. Selling souls doesn't entail a literal transaction but rather whether or not you have became desperate of God's mercy.
>>301885 These are very similar to my thoughts indeed, my thoughts were that pursuing knowledge is very noble and holy and that Faust may have been saved and given a second chance for that reason
>>301895 also all of these videos of kiggers getting vacuum sealed has given me a business idea: you have a blanket made of fine fleece or some similarly luxurious and comfortable material. Rather than simply being a blanket, it is a pocket you crawl into, like a sleeping bag. The blanket has two inside layers. The layer closer to the sleeper is a heating element cased in a gentle material to disperse the heat and prevent it from essentially burning the user. The secondary inside layer is a vacuum seal. A small glove type thing is located near the right side of the blanket if you're lying on your back, which you can insert your hand into for ease of control. Inside, there are two knobs, one of which controls the heating element and the other the vacuum. When the vacuum is activated the entire blanket ravioli thing compresses around the body, rendering the user "snug as a bug" as we say in the industry.
The only issue is I predict some dumbass will suffocate himself with this.
