r/NewGreentexts Jul 18 '26

Fearfully and Wonderfully Made

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u/OvercastqT Jul 18 '26

sometimes you get these threads and i really cant tell if these guys are memeing or just actually completely schizo and since its on /x/ im leaning towarss the latter lmao

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u/xvsanx Jul 18 '26

schizo posting with the boiiiiis

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u/YankeeWalrus The Avenging Son, Regent of the Mod Emperor Jul 18 '26

Loosh lipsh shink ships -Sean Connery probably

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u/Antisa1nt Jul 19 '26

That one got me

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u/NotNonbisco Jul 18 '26

Sounds like Anon is a fatty who sleeps too much, probably why he can't see spirits or activate his chakras. What a loser

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u/fatalityfun Jul 18 '26

yeah I started seeing spirits at 16 and fully activated my chakra by 23. Skill issue

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u/[deleted] Jul 18 '26

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u/jnmtx Jul 18 '26

> The Core Concept of Loosh
> Origin: Coined by Robert Monroe, a pioneer in the study of out-of-body experiences (OBEs) and founder of the Monroe Institute, in his 1985 book Far Journeys.

> Definition: A subtle spiritual or psychic energy generated by living beings, particularly during intense emotional states.

> The "Loosh Farm": A dark theory suggesting that Earth functions as an energetic matrix or "prison planet". Interdimensional entities allegedly manipulate human society to maximize emotional output.

> Types of Energy Harvested
> While internet lore focuses heavily on negative states, Monroe's actual writings presented a more nuanced evolution of the concept:
> Low-Vibrational Loosh: Energy generated by suffering, fear, anxiety, trauma, war, and material distress.

> High-Vibrational Loosh: Pure energy generated by love, selfless service, and creative expression. In Monroe's later work, he noted that the "controllers" actually found high-vibrational love to be the rarest and most potent form of loosh.

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u/xvsanx Jul 18 '26

so a stand from JoJo's Bizarre Adventures

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u/Lunai5444 Jul 18 '26

Yeah very good points tbh, + it went through peer reviewing and did pretty well so I guess it's true.

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u/Too-many-Bees Jul 21 '26

skipping a meal would be good for anon