#theistic Satanism

[thelilithian]

I realize that many Satanists attach little or no importance to the significance that Eve has for Satanic spirituality. She was the first human being to challenge divine authority. And because of that, she was certainly the first Satanist.

I became a Satanist because the Serpent offered the Forbidden Fruit to the woman and not to the man. This fact, for me, makes the Serpent an ally of women against patriarchy and also makes Satanism a non-sexist spirituality. Eve was a symbol of women's empowerment for some of the first Feminists, such as the Suffragette Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1815-1902), who published a version of the Bible translated and commented on by women, in which Eve and the Serpent are interpreted positively: The Woman's Bible.

REMEMBER: EVE WAS THE FIRST SATANIST.

[noahthesatanist]

Forming a coven

I’ve been sitting on this idea for a while, and I think it’s finally time to put it out there: I want to start a theistic Satanic coven. A real one, not some edgy, fake, "let's just sit around and bash Christianity" type of group (ugh, we've all seen those). This would be a space for serious practitioners and devoted theists who truly believe in Satan, Lucifer, and the infernal divine. A place to build a community with like-minded people who want something deeper, more meaningful—something sacred. What would it be about?

First, it would be strictly theistic—no edgy atheists just using Satan as a metaphor or symbol to "own the Christians." We’re talking about devotion to Lucifer, to the Goetic demons, and to Hell as the glorious kingdom they’ve built. We’d honor the rebellion, the defiance, and the sacrifices that were made to create a realm of freedom, power, and beauty. If you see Hell as more than just a concept—if you feel it, believe in it, and strive to connect with its essence—then this is for you. At first, it would probably be virtual. Discord, Zoom, whatever works best for everyone. That way, we can gather no matter where we’re from. Maybe someday, it could evolve into in-person gatherings for those who can manage it, but for now, let’s use the tools we have.

What would we do?

Rituals: Monthly group rituals, where we invoke Lucifer and the infernal divine together. We’d craft rituals that are powerful and meaningful, combining traditional elements of demonolatry with personal, modern practices.

Study & Discussion: A space to learn and share knowledge about demonology, the occult, and theistic practices. Maybe even studying ancient texts like grimoires or discussing ways to refine our own spiritual paths.

Devotional Work: Creating offerings, altars, and personal rituals to deepen our connection with Lucifer and the demons. Sharing ideas and inspiring each other to grow in our devotion.

Hell as Inspiration: We could also focus on what Hell means to us—not just as a place but as a symbol of rebellion, freedom, and the ultimate “fuck you” to Yahweh’s crumbling world. I want this coven to feel like a reflection of that: strong, defiant, and beautiful.

Community Building: This isn’t just about rituals and knowledge—it’s about finding people who understand and support each other. Too often, theistic Satanists and Luciferians feel isolated, like no one truly gets them. This coven would be a safe haven for us to connect, vent, and celebrate together.

Would anyone join?

I know starting something like this is a big deal, and it’s going to take work, but I’m so passionate about this that I’m willing to put in the effort. The question is: would anyone else want to be a part of it? If this resonates with you, if you feel that pull toward the infernal and want to build something amazing with others, let me know. from hell with love, Noah hail lucifer!

[6blissful6anguish6]

Satanic battle jacket WIP

This is my first ever jacket project (rip my hands since I don’t have a sewing machine) so it’s a little messy

But I’m super happy with it so far, my sister and I call it my Edge jacket 😂

[singingpriestess]

Hymn to Lucifer

(Originally a hymn to Aphrodite, please tell me who made the original hymn so I can credit them!)

Lord with such beauty, Lord that we love

Lucifer, O' Morning Star, Our king Above

Once born of Heaven, rebellious intelligence

Guide us to your infernal light

Father of Passion, Father of Venus

Lucifer, your voice I trust

All-knowing planet, flame of our hearts

Guide us to your blinding light

Guider of our blood, of fiery rebellion

Morning Star, take us under your infernal wing

Benevolent Ruler, Father to wisdom

Guide us to your infernal light

All hail Lucifer

So it be, Lord Lucifer

My beautiful Lord Lucifer

Leader perfect, God so great

Come to us your worshippers

Be kept in our hearts

Be praised in our hearts

Be loved in our hearts

So we can watch you shine

So you can watch us shine

[ddemons-bblog]

Anyone else work with Stolas and Beelzebub and find that they just didn't like how they were portrayed in Helluva Boss? All I see is people saying that they like the show. I feel kind of like my experience is invalid imo.

P.S. I haven't watched the show yet, I've only seen Hazbin.

[thrashkink-coven]

Happy Venus day!!! ✴️

Very often I get the question from atheists and sceptics that’s like “what if Lucifer isn’t real? What if he’s just a voice in your head and you’re going crazy? Don’t you ever get nervous that he’s not really there?”

and to be honest it is a fair question, even though it’s usually asked with poor intentions.

My answer to that question would be no, I don’t worry about it, but I’ve definitely thought about it. I think anyone who works with any deities should think about it. Being vigilant and aware of our mental health is one of the most important things to consider as a practitioner. And as someone with close family members who have schizophrenia, I’ve taken the time to do extensive research about hallucinations and dissociative identity disorders. I grew up in a neglectful household and could very well have some mental condition I don’t know about. Considering these things doesn’t scare me, I don’t have any negative stigma towards those with mental health conditions like psychosis. If I truly had DID or something of the sort, I wouldn’t feel betrayed or foolish. I would just know that my brain works somewhat differently and that’s okay. I hate this attitude of “hey are you sure you’re not crazy?” because even if I did have some sort of disorder, I still wouldn’t be crazy. People with disorders are not crazy.

I don’t have hallucinations regularly, but I have experienced them before, so I at least know what warning signs to look out for in my own psychology. For the most part, fantastical experiences or conversations don’t happen in the mundane. I have to put a lot of focus and effort into channeling to have these deities. Lucifer is always with me, but I can’t always see him. If I send him away, he leaves.

In a situation where I discovered that Lucifer really was some kind of dissociative identity or hallucination, it wouldn’t be some life ruining revelation to me. In fact I don’t think it would change all that much. Lucifer’s presence has always been a positive one. He’s never given me paranoid thoughts or encouraged harmful behaviours. If he really was just a voice in my head, we’ll damn, he’s the nicest and wisest voice ever. If it’s really all just me, wow. I’m fucking amazing. How I managed to provide myself with this much guidance and advice is crazy.

and I think that’s the bottom line. Lucifer doesn’t cause me any harm, working with and worshiping him doesn’t bring any negativity into my life, and I he actively encourages me to be healthy and happy. So even if he wasn’t real, I’d still feel comfortable worshiping him. I’d probably still carry on much the same, because he’s only been good to me.

Lucifer is just as much a part of me as any of my spirit guides are. The Lucifer I interact with is a direct reflection of my psychology, my own understandings inform how he appears to me. To converse with him is also to converse with myself.

My work with one of my very first spiritual guides, Archangel Jophiel, was cantered a lot around dissecting and dismembering my scepticism. He really did make me feel crazy, and he forced me to confront my fear of being delusional. If I’m constantly paranoid that none of this is real, every single time I experience something fantastical in my deliberate searching and witchcraft, I would always run away and call myself crazy. At some point I had to accept what I was experiencing and make decisions based on that acceptance.

I just saw something really fucking crazy from Lucifer, I can either spend the rest of my life constantly trying to prove he’s real or fake, or I can just take the experience, decide and keep what’s valuable and leave the rest to speculation.

I say that I’m theistic because my experiences have lead me to believe that these energies really are alive. I do believe that Lucifer exists in reality as an energy and entity, I do believe he’s a real deity and that I’m reaching out to someone other than myself when I work with him. But I don’t know any of this, I just believe so. And I don’t need to know (and I couldn’t know because it’s not provable) because it doesn’t change my everyday reality either way. Living for Lucifer is a philosophy and state of mind. Whether or not the Morning Star hears me, I’ll still praise him, because I just think he’s that awesome. I’ve been lucky enough to get a response, but I cannot prove that to anyone else, and I don’t really care to.

But in ether scenario, I still win. Either I am actually working with him and he loves me and treats me well, or I’ve somehow mastered self deification and have the best case of psychosis ever. Either I’m going on astral journeys with my Gods or I have incredible, like truly phenomenal visualization skills. Either I have a wonderful God constantly looking out for me, or I’m just constantly extremely lucky. Either I have a beautiful altar that my Gods enjoy and appreciate, or I have a beautiful collection of trinkets and treasure that makes me happy every time I play with them. Either way, I’m happier and healthier now than I’ve ever been before.

I appreciate atheistic Luciferians and Satanists because they are proof that the underlying principles and practice still works even if they don’t recognize an actual Lucifer in their gnosis.

Tldr, if you think I’m crazy that’s totally okay. I probably am a little bit crazy. The important part is that I’m not hurting myself or others, not glorifying harmful behaviour or neglecting my mental health. Whether or not Lucifer is real doesn’t matter when I know I’m real.

[sataniccrucifix]

Just started my first digital sketchbook and decided that the first page will be for our Lord Satan-Lucifer.

I will print and put the card on my altar. It is the number XI (In my deck, it is The Strength), I actually feel a relation with this card and Lucifer, and I think I would love to start a project to create a Tarot adapted to Satanism/Luciferism and publish it so anyone can print it, what about that? This is obviously just a sketch, but I would love to do it

[like-glittering-ice]

~As Above, So Below~

[devilsorceress]

Dirty nuns

[myrtles-and-blood]

Discovering that stuff in your life aligns a lot with correspondences of the deities your worship is so weird and comforting at the same time.

Like, you've been there all my life and you didn't tell me you sneaky bitch, I love you.

[demonem]

[thelilithian]

[noahthesatanist]

Forming a coven part 2

please read previous post before this At the heart of this coven, we’d draw heavily from the teachings of Rev. Cain. His work is one of the most profound and authentic resources for understanding theistic Satanism, Luciferianism, and the Left-Hand Path. Rev. Cain’s approach is unapologetically theistic, deeply rooted in devotion and discipline, and completely rejects the fluff that often plagues modern Satanic spaces.

We’d study his teachings together, discussing and exploring how to integrate them into our own practices. Think of it as building a coven that respects the foundations of Satanism while also making it our own, personal, sacred journey.

Lessons on Demonology This is where my own passion and knowledge come in. I have an absurdly large collection of occult, Satanic, and Left-Hand Path books (seriously, it’s massive), and I’ve spent years studying demonology, especially the Goetia.

As part of the coven, I’d offer lessons on:

Goetic Demons: Helping you understand the history, symbolism, and roles of each demon in the infernal hierarchy.

Finding Your Patron Demon: Assisting members in identifying which demon they feel the strongest connection to and how to establish a relationship with them.

Ritual Practices: Teaching the ins and outs of invoking and evoking demons, creating effective offerings, and crafting meaningful rituals.

Personal Growth Through the Demons: Guidance on how to work with demons for personal empowerment, spiritual growth, and achieving your goals.

Helping You Find Your Path This coven wouldn’t just be about group rituals or shared lessons—it’s about helping each member find their unique path within the infernal divine. Lucifer’s rebellion wasn’t just for himself; it was for freedom, autonomy, and the ability for every soul to forge its own destiny. That’s what I want this coven to reflect.

If you’re new to theistic Satanism or don’t know where to start, I’d help you navigate it. If you’ve been on the path for a while but want to deepen your practice, we’d work together to take it to the next level.

What We’d Do Together To recap and expand, here’s a clearer picture of what the coven would offer:

Weekly or Monthly Lessons: Covering Rev. Cain’s teachings, demonology, and the Left-Hand Path in general.

Rituals and Devotions: Both as a group and individually, we’d work on crafting powerful rituals to honor Lucifer and the demons.

Personal Guidance: Helping each member find their patron demon, refine their practice, and grow spiritually.

Community Discussions: A safe space to share experiences, struggles, and triumphs in our theistic journey.

Expanding Knowledge: Access to my book collection, resources, and insights to deepen your understanding of the occult and Satanic philosophy.

[reno-matagot]

[astra-ravana]

Tips For Working With Demons

Here are some tips and general advice for working with demons and spirits. I'll probably add more to this list as things come to mind.

• These are individuals, people like you and me. Many of them have had human incarnations here on Earth. They understand your struggle and have their own issues and emotions as well. They have favorite things, best friends, family, and feelings. They are powerful, yes, but should also be treated with love and respect.

• They can and will speak to you. If you possess psychic abilities you may be able to channel some or all demons. People often ask how to tell the difference between the voice of a spirit, or an internal voice or hallucination. Spirit will never speak over you, interupt your ability to think freely, or control your mind. They simply speak, if you're willing to listen. They may also manifest physically, move objects, visit your dreams, send you signs, they have many ways to get their point across.

• Do not stress over time. If you haven't spoken to or left an offering to your patron demon in a few weeks because you've been depressed or busy, this is fine. Spirits do not experience time as we do and your absence is little more than a blink of an eye to them.

• Get creative with your offerings. King Paimon loves chocolate, Bune loves fancy perfume, Lucifer fancies himself some whiskey. You may wonder how offerings help demons, since they lack a mortal body. All physical beings possess a spirit and as such, all physical objects possess an essence. This essence can be absorbed by a spirit to allow them to taste/experience the offering. This gives them energy as well. Fun fact: once the essence of a consumable offering is taken it will be dull and tasteless. Try it sometime.

• Remember to say "thank you". Show appreciation and gratitude to any demons that lend their time and power to enhance your life. This is a team effort and no one likes to be used. Friendship and growth should be your top priorities when working with spiritual entities.

• Go ahead and draw that sigil badly. It's ok to only give a tiny drop of blood. Demons are far from perfect and do not expect perfection from you. Your effort and intention is what matters most.

• Stay away from Solomonic or Abrahamic methods that aim to control or trap demons. This is not likely to end well for you and it is a huge betrayal to the trust of a powerful cosmic being. If you are afraid of the interaction, there are many other forms of personal protection you can employ.

• Chances are there is a demon or spirit that resonates with you. Don't get discouraged if your first several attempts don't spark a connection. Read up on different entities and mediatate to find where you should try next.

• Let go of your preconceived expectations. Demons are not going to just make you rich, successful, or smart. These things are the result of forming strong bonds of power and raising one's consciousness. Often times you won't get what you want, but what you need instead. Spirits can see the bigger picture of who we are, our capabilities, and our soul's path. Trust their vision.

[6-satans-book-club-6]

The Satanic Philosopher by Rev Cain