The Body of Satan (bored...just writing)

[AIN666]

[Bored and writing. This will prolly be put in a video for YouTube]

Whether you are a Traditional Satanist, a Luciferian, an Atheistic Satanist, or any other thing inbetween, it is important that you not see
things so black and white. Without rational thinking, the person with a theistic philosophy will be led into believing all sorts of nonsense
and superstition. The theist must be willing to adopt the real-world virtues of the Atheistic Satanist or Luciferian. Likewise, the person with an
atheistic philosophy must not be limited by his own rationality. He or she must be willing to adopt the virtues of the theist. The
atheist must be open to experiences of a spiritual or paranormal nature, and not only this, but he must also attempt to refrain from over-analyzing
these experiences, while the theist must refrain from over-investing in these experiences. Both the atheist and the theist must remember that
the nature of reality is not black and white. What we see, hear, taste, touch, and smell are products of our brains. The outside world does not
exist for us - we experience our brain's interpritation of the outside world. In regards to Satan, if Satan is a product of the human brain, then Satan
does indeed exist if only on a psychological level. The part of you that makes you who you are...your personality, memories, experiences, and Etc.
are produced by your brain. You also exist on a psychological level. Satan, therefore, is as real as you are...of course, how real you are is up for debate.
So let the atheist take from the theist, and let the theist take from the atheist, while neither one try to convert the other. No one can say that Satan is real or un-real. No one can even talk about Satan from experience, but instead, all anyone can say of Satan is how he or she has interpreted their experience of Satan - metaphorical, real,
as a symbol for man, a fallen angel, and on and on. Its all perception. So dont be too confident in your own Understanding, because it is infantile.

The various traditions within the Left-Hand Path, especially in what I call the Western Sinister Tradition, namely Satanism and Luciferianism,
must begin working with one another. The Satanist often squabbles with the Luciferian. The Satanist may accuse the Luciferian of being too
"Light-filled" and passive, while the Luciferian may accuse the Satanist of being too immature, dark, and destructive. Unfortuneately, both sides
have been measured and have been found wanting. The Luciferian who falls in love with the Light of Lucifer and ignores the actual Satanic aspect
of Satan is only seeing half the picture. Likewise, the Satanist who becomes addicted to the hate and comfortable within the Darkness while ignoring
the Black Flame of Lucifer is also only seeing half the picture. I urge both Satanist and Luciferian to learn from one another. Let the Satanist
enflame himself in the Illumination, knowledge, and peace of Lucifer. May the Luciferian acknowledge his own shadow in spite of all that brilliant light.

We are all part of the Mystical Body of Satan. Just as a body, though one, has many parts, but all its many parts form one body, so it is with Satan.
For we were all initiated by one Spirit so as to form one body - whether Theist or Atheist, Satanist or Luciferian — and we were all given the one Spirit
to drink. Even so the body is not made up of one part but of many. Now if the foot should say, “Because I am not a hand, I do not belong to the body,” it would not
for that reason stop being part of the body. And if the ear should say, “Because I am not an eye, I do not belong to the body,” it would not for that reason stop
being part of the body. If the whole body were an eye, where would the sense of hearing be? If the whole body were an ear, where would the sense of smell be? As it
is, there are many different parts, but one body. The eye cannot say to the hand, “I don’t need you!” And the head cannot say to the feet, “I don’t need you!” On the
contrary, those parts of the body that seem to be weaker are indispensable. Now, you are the body of Satan, and each one of you is a part of the whole.

Satanas vobiscum!
Satanas optimo maximo!

[TSUKUYOMI]

really a nice text. i like your webpage too. if more people would read that then maybe some of them would realize thet satanism isnt evil

[AIN666]

Thanks for you kind words, TSUKUYOMI. If you have any suggestions for my site, you can always hit me up [thumbup]

[Asurendra]

When I read these posts what keeps echoing in my mind again and again is that Satanism is really a Christian sect. Why do I say that? Because, whatever the shades of belief within this movement, from the literal to the symbolic views of this entity Satan, there is a deep attachment to Christian beliefs. This runs so deep that it is even expressed in the very language and modes of expression AIN666 uses. For example, he writes in his post on the thread ‘Interested in Selling my Soul or making a deal’ he describes a Pact with Satan as “They are outward expressions of an inward allegiance.” This exactly parallels the manner the Catholic Catechism (Catechism 1116) describes the Sacraments: “an outward sign of an inner grace.” Or, in this thread his “Mystical Body of Satan” paralleling verses in 1 Corinthians, Ephesians and Colossians (no one wants to be bored with reading them). The use of Latin is a little spice on top of all that which is very traditional.

Why play the Church’s game at all? That seems to be what’s happening, at least to me.

Speaking personally, I came to the conclusion that Jehovah (if he exists in some form at all besides a Hebrew tribal totem derived from a Canaanite war god) is an immoral entity that could not possibly be what he claims and that his oracles are riddled with factual, moral and doctrinal contradictions. So I don’t believe it and am detached from it all.

A book recommendation for your consideration:
http://www.amazon.com/AGHORA-Left-Hand- ... roduct_top

[ne1]

Awesome thoughts AIN666. Your site looks both professional and thorough. Looks great

[AIN666]

When I read these posts what keeps echoing in my mind again and again is that Satanism is really a Christian sect. Why do I say that? Because, whatever the shades of belief within this movement, from the literal to the symbolic views of this entity Satan, there is a deep attachment to Christian beliefs. This runs so deep that it is even expressed in the very language and modes of expression AIN666 uses. For example, he writes in his post on the thread ‘Interested in Selling my Soul or making a deal’ he describes a Pact with Satan as “They are outward expressions of an inward allegiance.” This exactly parallels the manner the Catholic Catechism (Catechism 1116) describes the Sacraments: “an outward sign of an inner grace.” Or, in this thread his “Mystical Body of Satan” paralleling verses in 1 Corinthians, Ephesians and Colossians (no one wants to be bored with reading them). The use of Latin is a little spice on top of all that which is very traditional.

Why play the Church’s game at all? That seems to be what’s happening, at least to me.

Speaking personally, I came to the conclusion that Jehovah (if he exists in some form at all besides a Hebrew tribal totem derived from a Canaanite war god) is an immoral entity that could not possibly be what he claims and that his oracles are riddled with factual, moral and doctrinal contradictions. So I don’t believe it and am detached from it all.

A book recommendation for your consideration:
http://www.amazon.com/AGHORA-Left-Hand- ... roduct_top

This is a great point. We are Westerners, and most of us have been raised with a Christian background. The very word "Satanist" has its roots in Judeo-Christianity, of course. To be a Satanist is to admit a link to Judeo-Christianity. As Westerners, its only natural that our interpretation of the Left-Hand Path would include rebelling against Judeo-Christianity. Much in the same way as the Aghori rebel against the ruling tradition of India's "holy men." (Ive read the Aghora series...awesome stuff. On piratebay if youre broke). On the otherhand, there are some good teachings that come from Judeo-Christianity and serve the LHP philosophy. As Westerners, it is more natural for us to take those parts from Judeo-Christianity rather than, for example, the Aghori tradition simply because we were not raised around that culture. [thumbup]

[AIN666]

Awesome thoughts AIN666. Your site looks both professional and thorough. Looks great

Thanks Ne1!!! [yay]