Temple of Zeus — The Assembly of the Gods

djinns

imp lover

#1

Do you believe the djinn.Are Satan's brothers and can grant wishes? :) :unsure: :cool:

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#2
imp lover wrote:View source

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The term “Djinn” seems to be related to the word “Demon.”

The enemy seems to have stolen and corrupted it and included it in his junk book, under the negative aspect, as always.

However, the gods are not the “genie in the bottle.” I say this to be sure and in case of lack of understanding.

Dragonheart666
#3

It's a new age thing with modern Zevists..🙄

Tartarus Envoy
#4
Hs666 wrote:View source

The term “Djinn” seems to be related to the word “Demon.”

Hellenic Zevism wrote:

They don't exist, at least not in the form you see in cartoons.

They do actually, but generally since in islamic lore, Satan is considered to be "of fire", then he is called the Lord of the Jinn, and all his subordinates are also Jinn. Overall, this word in muslim countries is used interchangeably both for Demons, and for fire elementals and spirits and overall unusual looking astral entities as well.

AristocraticDragon666Active Helper
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imp lover wrote:View source

Do you believe the djinn.Are Satan's brothers and can grant wishes? :) :unsure: :cool:

The term “Djinn" is used in Islam in relation to our Demons.

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Caspian wrote:View source

They do actually, but generally since in islamic lore, Satan is considered to be "of fire", then he is called the Lord of the Jinn, and all his subordinates are also Jinn. Overall, this word in muslim countries is used interchangeably both for Demons, and for fire elementals and spirits and overall unusual looking astral entities as well.

Yes, I saw a few instances where they were used in referrence to the enemy's angels themselves as beings "made of fire" by Hebrew Magick practitioners.

They seem to actively work with these entities in the "Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn".