In Real Satanism, the use of drugs finds no essential place. Our belief system is rooted in principles of self-love/care and spiritual advancement, which are at odds with the consumption of substances. Rather than contributing to growth, drugs often lead to dependence and personal deterioration.
We strongly emphasize personal freedom and choice, acknowledging the need to weigh the potential repercussions of drug usage. While Satanism does not prohibit or condemn those who use drugs, it is crucial that this be done responsibly and separate from Satanic rituals. The problem arises when drug use hinders your spiritual and physical life, which contradicts the path aligned with Satan.
Rituals in Real Satanism do not involve drugs. Regrettably, there are instances where individuals under the influence commit foolish acts and attribute them to external influences, claiming "demons" as the driving force. This often stems from spiritual vulnerability, the effects of drugs, or a misinterpretation of Satanism, leading to misconceptions that drug use is integral to Satanic practices. It’s vital to understand that not everything can be ascribed to spiritual forces, and this distinction is imperative.
The power to make personal choices rests with you, yet it's essential to recognize that freedom necessitates responsibility. Your choices reverberate, impacting both your life and those around you. If substance use leads to actions that degrade your body, self-esteem, and reputation, seeking help is commendable. Prioritizing self-care and well-being should take precedence over a path that fosters shame and self-deprecation. Such actions contradict the desires of Satan, who seeks better outcomes for his followers.
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