#luciferian
So how do I interpret one of my spirit guides aparently representing themselves as “The Devil” card?
I mean unless they’re literally demonic/luciferian or are a Capricorn type individual it makes….no sense to me really? Help would be appreciated
Today’sPaganChatsPrompt
Has a deity introduced you to another deity (or spirit guide to another spirit)?
Today’sEntertainmentPrompt
How would your deity or spirit guide play D&D?
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Today’sMusicPrompt
Make a playlist for an aspect of your practice or your practice as a whole, then share it here with us and tell us a bit about it!
- Admin Deer @mythical-manda
Today’sPaganChatsPrompt
Has your deity or spirit guide helped you get over a fear you had?
LunarEvent
During the last full moon we held a lunar event and encouraged our members to share content related to what they did for the full moon!
One of our admins @the-seidkona-of-polaris shared a photo of her space just before she began shifting it for workings, which included weekly devotional for Hel and a full moon spell work for a client ✨
One of our mods @auroras-corner set intentions and did a ritual to banish residual stagnant energy ✨
Many did small but meaningful things like making moon water, cleansing their home or blessing devotional items or divination tools. @manistemple shared their list of full moon ritual ideas. Have a look and get inspired for the next full moon! ✨
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Today’sDivinationPrompt
How do you feel about decks that have a different artist for each card?
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Today’sEntertainmentPrompt
What Pokémon team would your deity or spirit guide use?
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The Pentagram(s) are very important in witchcraft as it represents many things, however, it’s also equally as important to recognize what they mean and the differences between them.
The Pentagram
In the late 1800’s Eliphas Levi wrote: The Pentagram signifies the dominion of the mind over the elements, and the demons of air, the spirits of fire, the phantoms of water, and the ghosts of earth are enchained by this sign. Equipped therewith, and suitably disposed, you may behold the infinite through the medium of that faculty which is like the soul’s eye, and you will be ministered by legions of angels and hosts of fiends. The Pentagram represents the 5 elements: Earth, Air, Wind, Fire, and Spirit. The way you draw the Pentagram can either invoke or banish whatever element in question. Each element has a different way to invoke or banish
The Inverted Pentagram
The Inverted Pentagram is still connected to the elements, but now spirit is always at the bottom, showing the material world ruling over spirit. It is meant to show the power of the individual, and not the powers of a divine, or dogmatic system. This symbol is generally thought of as satanic, but it has been used in other forms of magick, and is not always satanic, or inherently evil.
The Pentacle
The Pentacle embodies all of the previously mentioned powers of the pentagram, but it is now unified, and protected by a circle. Allowing the elements to work together to focus their energy in a more harmonious way. This symbol is used to represent Wicca, and other Pagan faiths. The pentacle can also represent male, and female energy mixing together in a symbiotic relationship. The pentacle being the male energy, and the circle being the female energy.
The Inverted Pentacle
The inverted pentacle shows the unity of the elements inside the individual power, and it’s still a powerful protection talisman. The rest of its meaning, and energies are pretty much a mixture between the inverted pentagram, and the pentacle.
The Chaos Pentagram
The chaos pentagram is a pentagram with its main head pointing to the right. I believe it originates from the Liber AOM a chaos magick manuscript though it is quite hard to find information about. It’s used in this freestyle non-dogmatic results based magical path which is ideal for practitioners to base their arts upon, along with excellent speculations concerning magic, science and nature of universe/reality.
The Goat of Mendes
The Goat of Mendes is an inverted pentacle esque symbol that is trademarked, copyrighted, and used by the Church of Satan. It depicts five Hebrew letters that spell out the word leviathan on the outside of each point of the inverted pentacle, then encircled by another circle. This is one of the main symbols of satanism. The Goat of Mendes is also called Sigil of Baphomet, Sabbatic Goat, and Mendes Pentacle. The meaning is the same as the inverted pentacle, but this one is more for Satanists, because it takes on certain energies of entities Satanists work with.
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Satan as the Spirit of Wild Nature · Spiritual Satanist
Great read: I revere Satan as the ruler/creator of the earth and universe. This article by Venus Satanas goes into detail about Satan as the spirit and personification of nature and the material world. SpiritualSatanist.com is a great resource for anyone who wants to initiate or strengthen their relationship with Satan.
May 7th, 2019, Nordfriedhof Düsseldorf
Nordfriedhof Düsseldorf May 7th, 2019, Nordfriedhof Düsseldorf
