Celebrating the Yule/Winter Solstice

[rpeeziezsweetest707]

Thanks to Father Satan, I finally got a home for my family and get to move in this coming monday. Yeeee!! The holidays are just around the corner and im really excited to celebrate Father Satans special day but im not really sure wat to do. I read on jos that every dedicated Satanist should Celebrate on the 22nd and 23rd. Since I dont know any other SS im just going to celebrate with my husband and kids...i know that I should do a ritual for Satan and write down personal resolutions, if any, and then party hard. Any suggestions on how to party hard or wat to do with just your husband and kids? You know wat guys? I really dont know wat to do. Sounds a lil pathetic really but its my first time and I just want to make it special. And on top of that, I want my kids to grow up knowing Father Satan and really appreciate wat he does for us and appreciate his special day and hopefully carry on the old traditions as they grow and become adults and have kids themselves.

 

[Shannon Outlaw]

I celebrate with a ritual. Some sweets and sparkling cider. Light blue white and black candles to symbolze the winter and passing and changing seasons. I honor nature and Satan and the powers of Hell. A ritual to help others awaken to the truth is good too Just celebrate and focus on what you want to accomplish in the next months. Summer solstice and Imbolc are my favorite holidays!




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On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 11:50 PM EDT rpeeziezsweetest707 wrote:

Thanks to Father Satan, I finally got a home for my family and get to move in this coming monday. Yeeee!! The holidays are just around the corner and im really excited to celebrate Father Satans special day but im not really sure wat to do. I read on jos that every dedicated Satanist should Celebrate on the 22nd and 23rd. Since I dont know any other SS im just going to celebrate with my husband and kids...i know that I should do a ritual for Satan and write down personal resolutions, if any, and then party hard. Any suggestions on how to party hard or wat to do with just your husband and kids? You know wat guys? I really dont know wat to do. Sounds a lil pathetic really but its my first time and I just want to make it special. And on top of that, I want my kids to grow up knowing Father Satan and really appreciate wat he does for us and appreciate his special day and hopefully carry on the old traditions as they grow and become adults and have kids
themselves.

 

[the_fire_starter666]

These are times for new beginnings, making commitments about the new year and spiritual warfare e.t.c. It's the date when the new solar year actually begins.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Shannon Outlaw <soutlaw92@... wrote:


I celebrate with a ritual. Some sweets and sparkling cider. Light blue white and black candles to symbolze the winter and passing and changing seasons. I honor nature and Satan and the powers of Hell. A ritual to help others awaken to the truth is good too Just celebrate and focus on what you want to accomplish in the next months. Summer solstice and Imbolc are my favorite holidays!




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On Wed, Sep 5, 2012 11:50 PM EDT rpeeziezsweetest707 wrote:

Thanks to Father Satan, I finally got a home for my family and get to move in this coming monday. Yeeee!! The holidays are just around the corner and im really excited to celebrate Father Satans special day but im not really sure wat to do. I read on jos that every dedicated Satanist should Celebrate on the 22nd and 23rd. Since I dont know any other SS im just going to celebrate with my husband and kids...i know that I should do a ritual for Satan and write down personal resolutions, if any, and then party hard. Any suggestions on how to party hard or wat to do with just your husband and kids? You know wat guys? I really dont know wat to do. Sounds a lil pathetic really but its my first time and I just want to make it special. And on top of that, I want my kids to grow up knowing Father Satan and really appreciate wat he does for us and appreciate his special day and hopefully carry on the old traditions as they grow and become adults and have kids
themselves.