#satanic worship

[satanicedger124]

Too the dark lord she belongs

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[a-vuori]

[diabolicphallus666]

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Hail Lord Satan

[1sickfuck666]

[the-devils-library]

Some books to get you started with Satanism (that aren't LaVey's bible)

Please note that none of these are simple "Satanism 101" titles. I don't really believe there is such a thing, at least not for me. However there is a good reason for each one being on the list, which I will explain. There also won't be any magic or witchcraft recommendations on this list, because while magic is absolutely compatible with Satanism, Satanism is a religion and witchcraft is a practice. I may update this list periodically, so if you reblog or save this post, check back in on it once in a while.

Paradise Lost by John Milton. I'd argue this text is one of the closest things Satanism has to "scripture," if there is a Satanic canon then Milton is absolutely a part of it. It can be a bit of a tricky read but it's a beautiful poem loaded with imagery and metaphor to feed the soul. If the style is a struggle for you to read, I'd recommend listening to an audio version, it's very beautiful when read aloud.

Revelations from the Christian Bible. Yes, I'm serious. If you, as a Satanist, are going to read any part of the Bible, make it Revelations. It's poetic and esoteric and full of references to Satan and the demonic.

Inferno by Dante Alighieri. The one might surprise some people, as Satan absolutely isn't depicted in a flattering light in it. However, Inferno has had a surprising amount of influence on the Christian understanding of Hell and the demonic, which is part of why I feel it is valuable, as Satanism is derived from Christianity. Many stereotypes about what one may expect when one gets to hell comes from this book. Furthermore, it's just a fun read.

Origins of Satan by Elaine Pagels. This one is a historical study of Satan as a religious figure, and I think it ought to be required reading for anyone getting into Satanism. Satan isn't just a vague or meaningless deity, he has been weaponized by Christianity throughout the centuries to target very specific groups of people for specific reasons. If you are to take on the mantle of Satanist, I recommend understanding what sort of legacy you're associating yourself with. You are becoming an adversary to God - but what, to the Christian eye, makes one an enemy?

[satanourunholylord]

I had a dream in which I founded a theistic satanist church called the Church of the Fallen Seraphim and I repurposed a rundown church and we had bake sales and an occultist book club every fortnight and did satanic marriages for people who wanted it and a sobriety group and had services and prayer groups and professionally organised and safe adult swingers parties and mental health support drop in services and support for the homeless... it was beautiful. I really wish our community had a place like that.

[i-am-trans-gwender]

I had a dream last night where I was in a black void and Gary Gygax as an angel appeared before me. He told me that he was okay with people using Dungeons and Dragons to do Satanic rituals. What he was not okay with was Dungeon Master's putting their fetishes in the games because it made Asmodeus more powerful.

[satangod666]

[satanicedger124]

Satanic goddess

[herbalfaerie]

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[colliebroccoli]

I consider Lucifer to be my hero

[a-vuori]

Happy Halloween week 😈🤘

[demonic-divine]

Female demonic goddesses to worship instead of Lilith?