I apologize if this has already been answered, but when I tried searching I couldn't find a conclusive answer. How do you pronounce Lord Bifrons' name? Is it 'bee frons', 'bye frons', or is it 'bih frons'? Or is it something else entirely? I would appreciate any help on this, thanks. Also...

I never thought of it this way, thank you. The rest of your post is excellent as well but this in particular stood out to me.

It means 'non-player character', its a term that comes from tabletop/video games. Basically it means a character that someone doesn't control, and people applied this to real life people who don't think for themselves and let someone else do the thinking for them (e.g. a priest, a celebrity, a...

I see this a lot as well, all of my young family members are constantly in front of screens with either tiktok or youtube and have been for pretty much their whole lives. I find it repulsive that their parents see no issue with it.

These games can be useful. When I was about 12 or 13 I played wolfenstein for the first time and I thought the idea of the National Socialists winning WW2 was so cool. I never really cared for doom but there was another series called 'devil may cry' and it helped open me to the idea that Demons...

Strange, I was just about to ask for a Lilith ritual. Thank you immensely for this High Priest! Hail Mother Lilith! Hail Lord Anubis! Hail Lord Furfur!

I would be surprised if its still around 10 years from now.

They are getting desperate, we are about to win and the jews know it. Every day more and more people are waking up. Hail Satan! Sieg Heil!

There is, in Human nature, it might not be in (((your))) nature though

Wow, thank you to everyone who has liked my posts!! I greatly appreciate it!

Very beautiful

the beings they saw took the form of serpents**

When a group of around 100 jews tried to spiritually attack Hitler they later reported that they were mocked in their dreams saying that they would never be able to harm Hitler, they took the form of serpents.

Really? I always wondered why the Jos Spanish site used Enki instead. That is fascinating, thank you.

The Egyptians worshipped a serpent God named 'Sata' https://egypt-museum.com/inherkhau-worshiping-the-serpent-god-sata/ If I recall correctly, the mantra SATANAMA means 'the highest name of God is Sata', or at least, that's one of many meanings. I couldn't find anything on this, so take it...