Satanism, often deeply misunderstood and frequently misrepresented, stands as one of the world's most controversial philosophies. A large part of this misconception arises from its unconventional elements, as well as those who falsely claim to be Satanists, lacking a genuine understanding of the power, light, and greatness of Satan.
Unfortunately, individuals who falsely use Satan's name often engage in harmful and criminal activities. But it is important to note that these actions do not reflect the beliefs and practices of true Satanists. These ill-intentioned individuals misuse our God's name, possibly aligning themselves with inferior demons. Their actions contribute to the prevailing misconceptions and bias faced by genuine followers.
However, those individuals who call themselves "Satanists" while hiding behind a false Satan to engage in evil practices will inevitably face the consequences of their actions. The real Satan has a special place reserved for these individuals, where they will suffer the consequences of their wrongdoing. Satanism isn't a mere pastime – it's a profound belief system, with beings that shouldn't be trifled with recklessly. Demons are powerful dangerous forces that can destroy those who do not know how to deal with them correctly.
For those genuinely interested in the real Satan, a reasoned, serious, and informed approach is necessary. This ensures a deep, genuine connection, fostering mutual acceptance.
While the path of Satanism is viewed as alternative or "left-hand," it's often met with skepticism, predominantly from those conditioned by societal norms and religious beliefs. These critics remain confined within perceived moralities, often failing to see beyond them. Yet, Real Satanism provokes thought, challenging these conventions. Thus, let's champion our beliefs, unafraid to confront prevailing narratives.
"In the presence of Satan, the profane becomes pure and the sacred becomes impure.
Hell transforms into paradise,
Shadow is illuminated as light,
And madness becomes the purest form of lucidity."
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