If I believe in Zeus as my spiritual father, can I have also Santa Murte as God? I am linked to Satan but I wish to meet Santa Murte, it's okay?
The Gods #80853 Can I have two Gods?
Ask Zeus Operator1 min to readI would advise you to avoid hurting yourself with illusions, and study more about the Gods, starting here:
https://templeofzeus.org/Our_God.php
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I would advise you to avoid hurting yourself with illusions, and study more about the Gods, starting here:
https://templeofzeus.org/Our_God.php
If I believe in Zeus as my spiritual father, can I have also Santa Murte as God? I am linked to Satan but I wish to meet Santa Murte, it's okay?
Santa Muerte isn’t a real entity, perhaps it developed as a thoughtform at this point. It’s based on the Dark Goddess archetype.
We have a real Goddess who fulfills this role, Kali/Lilith. She is real and far more powerful than some recent christo-pagan invention.
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If I believe in Zeus as my spiritual father, can I have also Santa Murte as God? I am linked to Satan but I wish to meet Santa Murte, it's okay?
Santa Muerte isn’t a real entity, perhaps it developed as a thoughtform at this point. It’s based on the Dark Goddess archetype.
We have a real Goddess who fulfills this role, Kali/Lilith. She is real and far more powerful than some recent christo-pagan invention.
Nemesis is also a Goddess who does this.
No need to worship some recent fusion of christianity and Aztec religion when you can worship real, powerful Dark Goddesses who control fate, deliver justice and protect us.
Whatever you believe Santa Muerte has done for you, our Goddesses who predate her by thousands of years can do a million-fold and will exist long after that thoughtform has dissipated into the void.
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Nemesis is also a Goddess who does this.
No need to worship some recent fusion of christianity and Aztec religion when you can worship real, powerful Dark Goddesses who control fate, deliver justice and protect us.
Whatever you believe Santa Muerte has done for you, our Goddesses who predate her by thousands of years can do a million-fold and will exist long after that thoughtform has dissipated into the void.
Reading further into this, Santa Muerte may be based on an Aztec Goddess of the underworld:
This Goddess may be another name for Kali or Nemesis or Nyx. I’m not sure personally who.
Like what happened to the Gods through the Goetia and other transformations through christianity,this Goddess was turned into a “saint”.
There may he nothing wrong with venerating Santa Muerte the Goddess she is based on may answer your prayers anyway.
Perhaps though you may find it more fulfilling for your tradition to research the Goddess Santa Muerte comes from and venerate the Goddess in her proper image. Although the Goddesses and Gods take various images.
The image is less important than the entity and force behind it, but the image may skewer the perception.
Santa Muerte isn’t exactly an insulting form like what Astarte was given through the image of “Ashtaroth” in the Goetia. Perhaps there’s nothing wrong in venerating that form as long as you know it’s just one of many forms our Goddesses take, such as Kali in India or Nemesis in Greece.
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Reading further into this, Santa Muerte may be based on an Aztec Goddess of the underworld:
This Goddess may be another name for Kali or Nemesis or Nyx. I’m not sure personally who.
Like what happened to the Gods through the Goetia and other transformations through christianity,this Goddess was turned into a “saint”.
There may he nothing wrong with venerating Santa Muerte the Goddess she is based on may answer your prayers anyway.
Perhaps though you may find it more fulfilling for your tradition to research the Goddess Santa Muerte comes from and venerate the Goddess in her proper image. Although the Goddesses and Gods take various images.
The image is less important than the entity and force behind it, but the image may skewer the perception.
Santa Muerte isn’t exactly an insulting form like what Astarte was given through the image of “Ashtaroth” in the Goetia. Perhaps there’s nothing wrong in venerating that form as long as you know it’s just one of many forms our Goddesses take, such as Kali in India or Nemesis in Greece.
Now that I researched even further into this, Santa Muerte and the Underworld Aztec Goddess she is based on are most likely different forms of Lady Nephthys.
She is the Goddess of the underworld and consort of Anubis.
You could do a ritual for Lady Nephthys and see if you connect with her in the same way you do with Santa Muerte.
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Now that I researched even further into this, Santa Muerte and the Underworld Aztec Goddess she is based on are most likely different forms of Lady Nephthys.
She is the Goddess of the underworld and consort of Anubis.
You could do a ritual for Lady Nephthys and see if you connect with her in the same way you do with Santa Muerte.
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Hi, Zevism is its own religion, with our Gods who are much older than the figure of "Santa Muerte", which we have no reason to believe it exists.
You're free to do what you want in life, but that doesn't mean it would always make sense or be the right thing.
In particular to accept Zevism is to rebuke the past lies, so it wouldn't be very much compatible. The connection you may feel to this "Santa Muerte" christian character can very much be explained by a plausible need in your Soul to connect with actual Chthonic Goddesses which "Santa Muerte" is loosely based on, although deprived of all Divine substance. I would advice you to research these, like Persephone and Lilith, and many more.
I am an Aspiring God, and so are you.
O Gods of the first dawn, Gods of Hellas and of Khem, of the rivers of Sumer and the snows of the North, of every people that once knelt before the true and the bright:
I declare before You and before the witness of all the heavens that Your Names are restored. Restored truly. Restored rightly. Restored in their power and their majesty and their original splendor.- High Priest Zevios Metathronos
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Hi, Zevism is its own religion, with our Gods who are much older than the figure of "Santa Muerte", which we have no reason to believe it exists.
You're free to do what you want in life, but that doesn't mean it would always make sense or be the right thing.
In particular to accept Zevism is to rebuke the past lies, so it wouldn't be very much compatible. The connection you may feel to this "Santa Muerte" christian character can very much be explained by a plausible need in your Soul to connect with actual Chthonic Goddesses which "Santa Muerte" is loosely based on, although deprived of all Divine substance. I would advice you to research these, like Persephone and Lilith, and many more.