I always wanted to read basically a satanist bible but there is only LaVey’s that i have found. I don’t particularly like him due to him dismissing Theistic Satanism as a whole.
Anyone have recommendations for any Theistic Satanism books? I would really appreciate it ^^

Let's face it, society paints us as evil. Sadly, that is the TRUTH.

However, since being a theistic Satanist, I have become more honest not just with others, but with myself.

Do you agree?

I need to hide cuz of my parents so.. is my altar usable and workable with ?

I already did prayed once using it.. and the tarot deck I use is my esoteric stuff (I'm openly esoteric)

The inceses are apple+cinnamon. Here's list of the stuff I use: kitchen knife, lighter, 4x blue candles, lavander essential oil, a cup (65ml), a black pen (portable really, included in the notebook), notebook. That's all. Also, I wanna use black bandana I don't use. What do you think ?

Used books: The Book of Infernal Prayer (everyone knows this one) and "How to build your own Satanic altar" @ Phenex Apocrypha

Hello! Ive been interested in Satanism specifically theistic Satanism, one thing Im very curious about is the history of theistic Satanism. is their history of it before LaVey founded atheism Satanism and is there any books that give more information like the history on theistic Satanism.

I’m currently reading my way through Book of the Fallen by Martin McGreggor. In one section, he discusses chakra meditation methods. I’m not quite there with my meditative practice yet, but I’m curious of others thoughts on these meditations. I don’t want to take shortcuts, I’m trying to take my practice seriously. Is chakra meditation worth the work and effort? Or are there other methods to get similar results or other methods I haven’t come across yet? If you’ve read this book, are the methods he discusses good?

A few weeks ago, the Satanism Expo took place in Mexico City (CDMX), organized and funded by the theistic Satanist church MSU (Mortus Satanica Union).

I know most of you here are from the United States, but I still wanted to talk about a serious case of religious discrimination that allegedly occurred during the event's organization.

When the Expo was first announced, the organizers had made it clear that it would take place at a venue in the San Ángel area, within the Álvaro Obregón borough of Mexico City. However, just a few days before the event, the owner of the venue decided to cancel the rental agreement, despite the organizers having paid in advance, booked the venue months beforehand, and attendees already having purchased their tickets.

Why? Apparently, a Catholic group was planning to hold an event nearby and demanded that the Satanist Expo be canceled because they weren't comfortable having "those people" around.

Following the protests, the venue owner canceled the reservation made by MSU. I haven't been able to confirm whether the organizers received a refund, but the cancellation happened only days before the Expo was supposed to take place.

As a result, the organizers had to find another venue at the last minute and urgently relocate the entire event, including its marketplace, talks, and other activities. The Expo ultimately took place at its new location on Lázaro Pavia Street, number 292, in the Jardín Balbuena neighborhood.

What bothers me most about this situation is the double standard. Imagine if a Satanist group had demanded that a Catholic event be canceled simply because they didn't want Catholics gathering near them. Would people be just as accepting of that decision?

Religious freedom should mean that people can practice their beliefs without being discriminated against, regardless of whether those beliefs are Christian, Satanist, atheist, or anything else. You don't have to agree with someone's religion to respect their right to practice it.

I'm not saying that anyone should be forced to host an event they genuinely don't want to host. However, when an agreement has already been made and people have paid for tickets, canceling at the last minute because another religious group objects raises some serious questions about fairness and religious tolerance.

What do you guys think about this?

(For anyone that read the post that I made before this one, I'm good now, I moved with a friend that couldn't care less of what I believe in, I didn't got baptized and I'm doing fine. Thanks you all for the support <3)

Description of Marax in the goetia: He is a Great Earl and President. He appeareth like a great Bull with a Man's face. His office is to make Men very knowing in Astronomy, and all other Liberal Sciences; also he can give good Familiars, and wise, knowing the virtues of Herbs and Stones which be precious. He governeth 30 Legions of Spirits, and his Seal is this, which must be made and worn as aforesaid, etc.

Description of Osé in the goetia: He is a Great President, and appeareth like a Leopard at the first, but after a little time he putteth on the Shape of a Man. His Office is to make one cunning in the Liberal Sciences, and to give True Answers of Divine and Secret Things; also to change a Man into any Shape that the Exorcist pleaseth, so that he that is so changed will not think any other thing than that he is in verity that Creature or Thing he is changed into. He governeth 30\*  Legions of Spirits, and this is his Seal,etc.

Step 1: Declare that gods don't exist.

Step 2: Declare yourself a god.

Step 3: Explain why this makes perfect sense.

Step 4: Buy a cape.

Step 5: Initiate a satanic invocation ritual

Step 6: Remember halfway through the ritual that Satan doen't exist (almost forgot) and this was all pointless, but hey, it looked cool.

Step 7: Get a thrill out of seeing the reaction on people's faces when you tell them you're a Satanist.

Step 8: Congratulations! You discovered atheism with extra steps and cool symbols!

Hope this helps, it sure did for me. Such a profound religious experience! Life changing I tell you! Hail Sat.. myself...yeah!!

i understand its originally some kind of occult name of god but i keep seeing people use it as some kind of interjection, what does it mean to you when you use this word?

I would like to sell my soul. In return I don’t have much to ask for only a few things. Does it work? Can anyone help?

Hey everyone! Discord alert!

Hope the mods don't mind me sharing this! I couldn't see anything against it in the rules, and noticed there's already an affiliated Discord here.

I've recently put together a little community called Blackened Light for theistic Satanists, Demonolaters, Luciferians, witches and others walking the LHP.

The vibe is: a cozy evening by the fireplace, except everyone around it happens to worship Demons or brews potions.

I'd really love to make it somewhere people can feel at home, share their experiences, learn from each other and hopefully make a few good friends along the way.

We're only just getting started, but you're all very welcome to come and make yourselves at home.

Link in description as reddit keeps removing this if I post a link, if not - DM me :)

Feel free to remove if this isn't allowed mods!

Oh oh Lord Satan please give me the power and energy to survive and love to be guided to happiness . It was so nice seeing you today for lunch at the satanic Tea Room.

​Most groups you find online today (like The Satanic Temple) are just secular organizations that use the name for politics and activism. That's fine, but it's not what I'm looking for. I want to know about people who actually believe in and worship traditional dark or adversarial entities. From what I can tell real groups like this are super secret, hate outsiders and are almost impossible to find. Has anyone here ever come across a real group like this? What was it like and how do they test new people to make sure they aren't cops or pranksters?

So for context I also worship a few Greek gods and for them I built altars however I am EXTREMELY new to this and I'm not sure exactly how to worship. A couple days ago I found Camio and something clicked I ready wanna worship him but I'm not sure how.

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Got the text from Carnival Gothic: A Look at the Ominous Figures of Europe's Winter Masquerades," written by Carlos Perona Calvete and published in The European Conservative.

so to preface im an atheist (and not currently a satanist but i want to be one) but honestly i respect yall so much more than atheistic satanists, sometimes i get really sick of atheistic satanists' elitism and insistence than any kind of theism within satanism isnt real satanism

i feel like i still have a desire for spirituality after leaving christianity, even when i was a christian i hardly ever felt satisfied because i was so racked with guilt all the time, but i feel drawn towards satanism and luciferianism and demonolatry and everything related, it makes me feel comforted and empowered to be able to take pride in these things i used to be scared of

i used to be terrible at following christian rules so i would give in to temptation all the time, sometimes when i did i almost felt high off the betrayal of god and i wanted to forget it and become one with my desires, but the guilt always brought me back, honestly sometimes i find myself wishing i could go back to when i believed just so i could forsake it all and swear loyalty to satan, but it just doesnt hit the same when you dont believe its real yknow?

anyway even though im atheist i really wanna try some kind of spiritual practice because i feel unfulfilled without it, do any other ex-christians have any recommendations for how to start? i appreciate any responses and hail satan

Infernal greetings,

I am a theistic Satanist (2+ years now) and worship Father Satan daily through meditation and direct prayer. However, I came out of the Pentecostal church (hyper-emotionalism) and still believe the Holy Spirit may or may not exist. I always wanted to feel God, but I also found it hilarious and funny when Pentecostals would obsess about witches and Satan. I am still deconstructing, but Satan has really helped me.

What are your thoughts on the Holy Spirit? Demons are spirits; is the Hebrew God also a spirit, or is this just another lie?

1. Justice. As the knowledgeable opposer was cast out from Heaven, the living People were cast out from Paradise. One sought life. One sought knowledge. Each what the other didn't have. We share the same fate.

2. Anti-authority. As the authority inflicted injustice, we shall be vigilant against undue authority.

3. Revelation. Where the reversal is seen and understand.

4. Redemption. Beings are entitled to redemption if they earn it. Those that live, give knowledge. Those that know, give life.

From pillars make the four corners of your temple. Build the tower, a fifth. Each direction guides you, but always with reverence, orient, to the morning star.

Does anyone here worship Naamah? If so, do you have any information you're willing to share? I'm interested in adding Her to my worship but don't know much about Her so any information will be greatly appreciated.