It's important to understand that the belief that you must always offer something material in return to demons for your requests to be fulfilled is not necessarily true. This concept may apply when dealing with spirits and entities connected to our physical realm, such as offering food, drinks, or other items. However, demons exist on a higher plane and are not bound by material things. Thus, there is no strict obligation to light a candle or make an offering every time you seek their assistance. Dealing with demons involves a different level of spirituality.
Candles serve a specific purpose in capturing and emanating energies, making them practical tools. But it's crucial to know that not having a candle or being unable to light one at a specific time doesn't prevent you from making a wish to Satan, one of the princes, or Lilith. It is not a mandatory requirement.
If you choose to use candles, you can even light them for all the princes simultaneously, but there are specific guidelines to follow. Use a silver container or candlestick, position the candles according to the hierarchy, and have a separate candle for each of them. The instructions can be found in our first eBook and in the PDF you will receive after the Deal. When lighting candles for the princes and Satan, the colors should be black or purple, while for Lilith, it should be red, and she should have a separate space for her candle.
When making direct requests to a particular prince, like Samael, for their intervention in a specific area, you can pray to him and offer a candle as a gesture. This personal interaction means you don't have to light candles for all the princes and Lilith. However, it's important to seek Satan's permission first and light a candle for him as a sign of respect for the hierarchy. Afterward, you can proceed to light the candle for Samael or any other.
Regarding the use of candles during prayers or rituals, there is only one exception. In the case of the daily prayer, you can light the candle, say the prayer, blow it out, and reuse it the following day until it's finished. However, in all other situations, once you light a candle, it should burn until the end without interruption.
If you intend to make a specific wish using a candle, similar to the example with Samael, here's the proper sequence: begin by saluting Satan and lighting a candle for him, then acknowledge the princes and Lilith according to the hierarchy. Afterward, light your candle for Samael, say your prayer to him, and make your wish. It's essential to follow this order and no need to light a candle for each prince in the hierarchy; you address only the one you intend to communicate with.
I hope that clarifies the process for you.
I came across a question about offering fruits, and I must emphasize that offering fruits to demons is not a practice in Real Satanism. While it may have roots in Afro-religions and ancient pagan customs associated with Goddesses and Gods, it is not part of our beliefs.
If you genuinely wish to make an offering, you can offer a quality distilled drink such as whiskey or cognac. It is essential to offer them something of high quality as a sign of respect, but if you are unable to do so, don't worry; you are not obligated to make any offerings. Just avoid offering something of low quality.
When making the offering, leave the drink served for 7 consecutive days, but remember never to put a single glass for all the demons to share. Demons are individualistic beings, so each one should have its own glass. If any insect falls into the drink or it becomes dirty, dispose of it immediately, regardless of the 7-day period. If the glass remains clean, wait for the full 7 days, and on the 7th day, dispose of the drink normally, wash the glass, and use it as you would regularly.
It is crucial to note that offering wine to demons is strictly forbidden. Wine is associated with Christianity and its religious rituals, and for demons, it can be seen as an offense.
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