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I know this is off-topic but i there's no other board with such extend knowledge on religion as this. So, basically, months ago i was going for a walk a little away from home and i passed in front of a house around 7pm and there was happening some sort of religious reunion, i wish to know what it was, i'll describe in prose for you:

As i passed by, i heard a terrible sound that pulled my attention, i walked back to observe and witnessed, inside a house, more than fifteen people sitting in wooden chairs, all turned to the same direction, where there was a retangular object with images on the wall, wich i could not distinguish since i lacked my glasses, but i reckon it had either an abrahamic or eastern aspect. The people were all reciting, or singing, the very same two or three words, maybe four, over and over in unnison, at a menacing haste, it wasn't in my language or any that i know, but it sounded foul and sublime at the same time, passionate but cold, i'd be conviced it was a mechanical sound, if i didn't have seen them there, for it emaneted from them with such perfection, such synchrony and might that it felt inhuman. Although terrified, i spied upon them for maybe six entire minutes, in wich they didn't, stop, didn't moved and didn't changed their chant in a single note, i approached a little to try to distinguish any symbol but couldn't, so i left, but that chant pursed me untill the next turn of the street, and it haunts me still.

Does anyone recognize this religion?
I tried searching budhists chants and prayers online but didn't found anything that sounded alike, budhist chants change, but that waso basically the same few alien words repeated vigorously over and over and over.
Also, rate my prose and punctuation, i wrote this on the fly just to keep the post slightly on-topic.

>> No.16071777

>>16071762
What did the chant sound like?

>> No.16071786

Dyslexic Lovecraft/10

>> No.16071802

Sounds like a mantra. Was it something like „sri ram jay ram jay jay ram“?

>> No.16071809

>>16071777
Like this "Adldldluééé Adldluééé Adldldluééé Adldldluééééé..."

>>16071786
I typed fast because i'm scared.

>> No.16071815

>>16071809
What were they wearing?
Sounds like typical lhp/thelema/whatever type stuff desu

>> No.16071822
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Those were our IRL mega based kekistanies, chanting to defeat moluch, worshipping the ancient Egyptian God kek.

>> No.16071823

>>16071762
>The people were all reciting, or singing, the very same two or three words, maybe four, over and over in unnison

>Hare Kṛṣṇa Hare Kṛṣṇa
>Kṛṣṇa Kṛṣṇa Hare Hare
>Hare Rāma Hare Rāma
>Rāma Rāma Hare Hare

They're Hare Krishnas

>> No.16071825

>>16071762
>>/x/ is more well rounded for religion IMHO

>> No.16071831

>>16071825
>>>/x/

>> No.16071839

>>16071823
Krishnas dance when doing the chants

>> No.16071848

>>16071815
Regular clothes of people from upper middle class, nothing strange about them.

>>16071823
There was no change in order, and it sounded more like one extended gibberish than actual words. Like this " "Adldldluééé Adldluééé Adldldluééé Adldldluééééé... x999"

>> No.16071857

>>16071848
That sounds arabic or hebrew.

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>>16071822
Checked

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>>16071822
Checked

>> No.16071873

>>16071848
Yeah man go ask /fringe/ if you want real specificity but that’s your typical thelema/laveyan/lhp crowd antics, it’s advanced larping

>> No.16071878

>>16071762
I'm willing to bet it was a group of people saying/singing a prayer or cantellation while sitting shiva. So probably Judaism.

>> No.16071882

>>16071848
ummmmm yes I do recall something of that nature yes

>> No.16071897

>months ago
Figure out a specific date and see what celebrations fell on the date.
Figure it out from there
>rate my prose
Run on sentences/10

>> No.16071958

>>16071873
I'm checking "thelema chants" on YT and nothing sounds alike, "laveyan" neither, since they have instruments, wich the thing i saw didn't.

>>16071897
Is the punctuation correct?

>> No.16071969

>>16071958
So with a lot of modern occultism they chant the name of one god/demon/entity repeatedly, that’s what you heard

>> No.16071997

>>16071969
Idk, obviously all the neighbours could hear that and they were doing it with open doors. Do they usually do it like this?

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>>16071958
>sitting in chairs
>facing a wall with a box containing images
Sitting in chairs while doing it seems to me distinctly western, as most other religious followings would be standing kneeling, or even prostrated
> Adldldluééé Adldluééé Adldldluééé Adldldluééééé
You avin’ a giggle m8?

>> No.16072032

>>16071762
Sounds maybe Jewish.

>> No.16072039

>>16071822
Based dubs.

>> No.16072053

>>16071997
My experience is limited to dating a bartender that was into this stuff, but yeah I would say so

>> No.16072088

>>16072032
>>16071857
>>16071878
I searched for jewish prayers/chants and found nothing similar.

>> No.16072146

>>16072088
It may not have been a specific prayer or chant, but was simply a cantellation of a section of Torah. To a goy's ears I'm sure the language sounds like repetitive syllables and words.

>> No.16072148

>>16072030
>You avin’ a giggle m8
That's the most accurate representation, imagine this very loud, 15 or more voices, over and over at a menacing haste.

>> No.16072170

Based on the middle paragraph OP posted I honestly thought this was going to be some creepypasta shit. Other than the run-on sentence, it was pretty well-written, feels planned (good job OP if you truly did write this 'on the fly', though definitely fix your punctuation).

If OP is begin legit, this scene sounds very New Age, more so than Jewish or Buddhist or Arabic. One thing I've noticed in new age circles: a lot worship a modern 'guru' or 'shaman' of sorts. Pretty cultish (they're basically schemes). The 'guru' comes up with his own chants and these chants probably won't appear in most online articles, typically only on the guru's official website.

As much as I'd like to believe OP isn't bullshitting, with every new post OP makes in this topic, it sounds like he's bullshitting, leading us to a punchline.

>> No.16072175

What city are you in OP?

>> No.16072176

>>16072148
https://youtu.be/HoJaQ9NYfx4
Could it be possible that a bunch of bro’s got drunk and decided to imitate Patrick from spongebob?

>> No.16072193

>>16071762
>>16071809
Zoroastrianism perhaps?

>> No.16072215

>>16072088
There are many very specific and unusual jewish rituals which are completely foreign to the goy even somewhat familiar with the jewish religion.

>> No.16072231

>>16072170
Why would i even bullshit about some shit like this?

>> No.16072265

>>16072215
Goy's have a child's understanding.

>> No.16072295

>>16072215
Well, they weren't wearing any kippah, but i don't the discard the possibility of being jewish. Maybe i should pass by again and see if i can catch a glimpse of some symbol.

>> No.16072835

>>16072193
I doubt it

>> No.16073830

Since there's no definitive answer, i'll post again o
/x/ once it gets archived

>> No.16073844

>>16071762
>>16073830
You better stop it with this shit.
We know who you are.

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>>16073844