The Gods #381 Satanas or Satan?

[AskSatanOperator]

Satanas sounds like Satan in spanish and the last time I heard that language was from subhumans.

I guess you can say I lived in a christian area full of them long enough that I hesitate to use the name Satanas because of that.

Is it really important that I use Satanas instead of Satan?

What are your thoughts?

 

[Sonne]

Satan is solely appearing in English and is a neutered word. Even in the enemy works, "Σατανάς" is how it's written in their works; further the missing of the letters AS in the end, do create a neutering of the power of the Word, which starts with SA and ends in AS (showing the eternal cycle of creation), with TAN in the Middle showing the Middle State of existence. The SA is the Birth, and the AS is the eternal return.

Yes, Satanas is a complete name. Satan of course is beautiful as well, no doubt, but from a spiritual perspective SAT-AN-AS is a complete form of power word.

This Name is so sacred, that every syllabe, even the first one or the last one, are of utmost sacredness and ultimate meaning.

High Priest Hooded Cobra's explanations will provide you with clarity.

Both Satan and Satanas are beautiful, but Satanas is a full and complete Name, represents the true essence of Satan.

It's your choice here.

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

Satanas sounds like Satan in spanish and the last time I heard that language was from subhumans.

I guess you can say I lived in a christian area full of them long enough that I hesitate to use the name Satanas because of that.

Is it really important that I use Satanas instead of Satan?

What are your thoughts?

Read this:

Satanas is a complete name. Satan of course is beautiful as well, no doubt, but from a spiritual perspective SAT-AN-AS is a complete form of power word.

This Name is so sacred, that every syllabe, even the first one or the last one, are of utmost sacredness and ultimate meaning. I prostrate myself in front of the Great God to guide us together to ever-higher enlightenment.

 

[AFODO]

If you are more comfortable with the Satan name, you can use that instead.