Nasir Khan
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Am not a good artist can i print out a sigil of a God/deamon apply a little blood(from my index left finger) on it to personalise it then laminate it so it want get spoilt.
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Am not a good artist can i print out a sigil of a God/deamon apply a little blood(from my index left finger) on it to personalise it then laminate it so it want get spoilt.
HAIL SATAN
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well. i cant siggest a book. but i can tell you that many gods have many names depending on the culture but r still the same for example satan enki ea so on and so on.... there ono our side just have different names... some cultures just have gods in ecsess. for instance with wicca if it breaths its a god of some kind. look for similarities between them.. ~king~twiggy~~
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<td vAl[/IMG]The Mayan and the Aztec civilizations though miles away from the civilization of Egypt,Sumeria are far away but even they had a very advanced civilization .Are their gods our(FATHER SATAN's) friends r thet on our side.Just a passing thought were can i get more ingo on their gods( if they r on our side) can anyons suggest a good book.?
Am not a good artist can i print out a sigil of a God/deamon apply a little blood(from my index left finger) on it to personalise it then laminate it so it want get spoilt.
HAIL SATAN
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From: Nasir Khan <viruskhann@...
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Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Mayan,Aztec Gods
Am not a good artist can i print out a sigil of a God/deamon apply a little blood(from my index left finger) on it to personalise it then laminate it so it want get spoilt.
HAIL SATAN
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Viracocha is an Inca god. He is NOT Thoth, but that is a mistake many have made because of his teaching methods.
Likewise for Quetzalcoatl (Feathered Serpent) is called Kulkulkan in Maya -- same god. He is not Thoth either, nor is he Viracocha -- different individuals entirely.
The Mesoamerican pantheon of gods is very complicated and convoluted and it's perfectly normal to make these comparisons considering the lack of information available. It doesn't help that 'authorities' get this guess-work printed in textbooks (written for the most part by jews and xtians) that purport to be facts where in truth, very little is known about the Mesoamerican gods apart from a whole lot of half-truths and enormous speculations. One day, more information may be forthcoming (we can only hope!).
Likewise for Quetzalcoatl (Feathered Serpent) is called Kulkulkan in Maya -- same god. He is not Thoth either, nor is he Viracocha -- different individuals entirely.
The Mesoamerican pantheon of gods is very complicated and convoluted and it's perfectly normal to make these comparisons considering the lack of information available. It doesn't help that 'authorities' get this guess-work printed in textbooks (written for the most part by jews and xtians) that purport to be facts where in truth, very little is known about the Mesoamerican gods apart from a whole lot of half-truths and enormous speculations. One day, more information may be forthcoming (we can only hope!).
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I can explain a little more about Aztec/Mayan gods; I just did so on an earlier post, but it seems it didn't make it to the group for some electronic 'reason' ... I'll see if it shows up later, but 3 or 4 later posts did so I don't get it ...
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I apologize for not getting to this sooner (17 days of an Olympic 'high' was a once-in-a-lifetime experience but today it's time to come back down to Earth) ...
Long before I was a dedicated Spiritual Satanist my teachers and mentors were the Aztec gods Tlaloc (god of rain, storms, etc.) and Xiutecuhtli (god of fire). I cannot tell you specifically how to contact them because I did not initiate contact all those years ago (nor did I ever summon a demon: they initiated contact, as well.)
The Aztec gods are not Satanic, as in not 'goetic', but they are 100 percent on Satan's side, 100% percent against the enemy. Almost all Aztec/Mayan gods (same individuals in most cases but with name changes from Nahuatl to Mayan) are Atlantean which makes them younger than the really ancient gods of the Satanic pantheon.
Much of the material written about Mesoamerica, especially about the gods, is quite erroneous, and very speculative. When they deal with the gods it's invariably with emphasis solely on human sacrifice. They fail to mention (of course they couldn't as they wouldn't know) that in some cases the gods themselves tried to put a stop to it, but human sacrifice is an extremely ancient rite, far older than the Aztecs and Maya, as we know, and when it serves the power elite, it escalates to horrific heights. But that is a different subject ...
It's easy to confuse them sometimes with other gods. For example it's quite natural to equate Tlaloc with Thor (the Norse god of thunder and storms) but they are two entirely different individuals, not even related to each other.
They are not as 'friendly', one might say, as the Satanic gods we are used to, but that doesn't mean they aren't 'nice' or pleasant. It only means that they are somewhat reserved. They are never, ever nasty, condescending, or mean. They must be treated with respect, however, the same as we treat the Satanic gods, and it will be returned.
Hope that helps a little ...
Long before I was a dedicated Spiritual Satanist my teachers and mentors were the Aztec gods Tlaloc (god of rain, storms, etc.) and Xiutecuhtli (god of fire). I cannot tell you specifically how to contact them because I did not initiate contact all those years ago (nor did I ever summon a demon: they initiated contact, as well.)
The Aztec gods are not Satanic, as in not 'goetic', but they are 100 percent on Satan's side, 100% percent against the enemy. Almost all Aztec/Mayan gods (same individuals in most cases but with name changes from Nahuatl to Mayan) are Atlantean which makes them younger than the really ancient gods of the Satanic pantheon.
Much of the material written about Mesoamerica, especially about the gods, is quite erroneous, and very speculative. When they deal with the gods it's invariably with emphasis solely on human sacrifice. They fail to mention (of course they couldn't as they wouldn't know) that in some cases the gods themselves tried to put a stop to it, but human sacrifice is an extremely ancient rite, far older than the Aztecs and Maya, as we know, and when it serves the power elite, it escalates to horrific heights. But that is a different subject ...
It's easy to confuse them sometimes with other gods. For example it's quite natural to equate Tlaloc with Thor (the Norse god of thunder and storms) but they are two entirely different individuals, not even related to each other.
They are not as 'friendly', one might say, as the Satanic gods we are used to, but that doesn't mean they aren't 'nice' or pleasant. It only means that they are somewhat reserved. They are never, ever nasty, condescending, or mean. They must be treated with respect, however, the same as we treat the Satanic gods, and it will be returned.
Hope that helps a little ...
chalchiuhnenetzin
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Wonder of wonders, there's the 'missing' post!
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im not shure if this will help but in yezidism Quetzalcoat is Melek taus
( Satan ) at least to some yezidis he is
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THANX
HAIL SATAN
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chalchiuhnenetzin
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I had not heard this. Thanks for mentioning it.
Quetzalcoatl is not only much lower in rank than Satan, he is also not of the Satanic group of gods. These are easily made mistakes because of various traits, characteristics, and actions, as well as a lack of knowledge concerning the Mesoamerican pantheon of gods except the guesswork that has been spoonfed to us. Add that to deliberately introduced confusion by the jews/xtians who are almost the sole purveyors of what passes for 'knowledge' in this area and who leave no stone unturned to infiltrate and confuse whenever and wherever they can, and one ends up with a maze that at first blush is impossible to traverse. And it IS difficult. So much so that I'd venture to say one needs the assistance of the gods themselves to even begin to puzzle it out.
Quetzalcoatl is not only much lower in rank than Satan, he is also not of the Satanic group of gods. These are easily made mistakes because of various traits, characteristics, and actions, as well as a lack of knowledge concerning the Mesoamerican pantheon of gods except the guesswork that has been spoonfed to us. Add that to deliberately introduced confusion by the jews/xtians who are almost the sole purveyors of what passes for 'knowledge' in this area and who leave no stone unturned to infiltrate and confuse whenever and wherever they can, and one ends up with a maze that at first blush is impossible to traverse. And it IS difficult. So much so that I'd venture to say one needs the assistance of the gods themselves to even begin to puzzle it out.
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There are a huge number of gods and demi-gods and others whom I often think of as `godlets' (no disrespect intended whatsoever; it just helps for clarity, to me) in the Aztec/Mayan pantheon. I am more familiar with the Aztec so I stick mostly to that. (Incidentally these people are more correctly called the Mexica, pronounced MeSHEEka) and are one of several nations of the Nahua people.
Another thing that is very confusing is their tendency to take a trait or characteristic of a particular god and turn it into another god, giving that "aspect" a new name. It is the same individual, but assembling all the 'aspects' and determining which of them is the 'original' can be challenging. Usually, however, if it says for instance, "an aspect of Quetzalcoatl..." it's safe to assume that this is but another of countless twists and turns and stick with Quetzalcoatl.
But here are a few:
HUITZILOPOCHTLI (means Left Handed Hummingbird or Southern Hummingbird) and also known as Huitzilopochtli-Mexico, from where the country takes its name! -- is the supreme god of the Aztecs, who led them to Anahuac (The One World)
COATLICUE (She of the Serpent Skirt) Mother of Huitzilopochtli
QUETZALCOATL (The Feathered Serpent. Discussed in other posts) also known as Ehecatl-Quetzalcoatl was, when he wore that double name also god of the wind. (See why this gets confusing?) He was also considered a creator god, thus the confusion that Quetzalcoatl is another name for Satan.
TLALOC (god of rain and storms and lightning) also known as Chac in the Mayan tongue.
CHALCHIUTLICUE (She of the Jadestone Skirt) and goddess of lakes and streams. Extremely beautiful. Consort of Tlaloc.
TEZCATLIPOCA (The Smoking Mirror, the trickster) and purported twin of Quetzalcoatl. God of rulers, sorcerers and warriors. Also deemed by the Aztecs to be a creator god, he is sometimes referred to as Black Tezcatlipoca while Quetzalcoatl may sometimes be referred to as White Tezcatlipoca. (Anything to do with either of these twins is more than usually confusing).
TLAZOTEOTL known as The Filth Eater because people poured out their hearts to her, confessing to her, when they were about to die.
TONATIUH, a sun god and heavenly warrior. (An aside: During the Spanish conquest, the Aztecs gave Pedro de Alvarado this name because this captain who served under Cortes was blonde, i.e., with hair the color of the sun.)
XIPE TOTEC, a god of the seasons and patron of gold miners and goldsmiths.
There are many, many more ...
Another thing that is very confusing is their tendency to take a trait or characteristic of a particular god and turn it into another god, giving that "aspect" a new name. It is the same individual, but assembling all the 'aspects' and determining which of them is the 'original' can be challenging. Usually, however, if it says for instance, "an aspect of Quetzalcoatl..." it's safe to assume that this is but another of countless twists and turns and stick with Quetzalcoatl.
But here are a few:
HUITZILOPOCHTLI (means Left Handed Hummingbird or Southern Hummingbird) and also known as Huitzilopochtli-Mexico, from where the country takes its name! -- is the supreme god of the Aztecs, who led them to Anahuac (The One World)
COATLICUE (She of the Serpent Skirt) Mother of Huitzilopochtli
QUETZALCOATL (The Feathered Serpent. Discussed in other posts) also known as Ehecatl-Quetzalcoatl was, when he wore that double name also god of the wind. (See why this gets confusing?) He was also considered a creator god, thus the confusion that Quetzalcoatl is another name for Satan.
TLALOC (god of rain and storms and lightning) also known as Chac in the Mayan tongue.
CHALCHIUTLICUE (She of the Jadestone Skirt) and goddess of lakes and streams. Extremely beautiful. Consort of Tlaloc.
TEZCATLIPOCA (The Smoking Mirror, the trickster) and purported twin of Quetzalcoatl. God of rulers, sorcerers and warriors. Also deemed by the Aztecs to be a creator god, he is sometimes referred to as Black Tezcatlipoca while Quetzalcoatl may sometimes be referred to as White Tezcatlipoca. (Anything to do with either of these twins is more than usually confusing).
TLAZOTEOTL known as The Filth Eater because people poured out their hearts to her, confessing to her, when they were about to die.
TONATIUH, a sun god and heavenly warrior. (An aside: During the Spanish conquest, the Aztecs gave Pedro de Alvarado this name because this captain who served under Cortes was blonde, i.e., with hair the color of the sun.)
XIPE TOTEC, a god of the seasons and patron of gold miners and goldsmiths.
There are many, many more ...
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WRONG!!
Melek Ta'us is another name for FATHER while Quetzalcoatl is Thoth.
I'd suggest
"THOTH aka Hermes (Greek), Mercury (Roman), Tehuti, Ningishzidda, Quetzalcoatl (Central America)."
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpent ... MONSI.html
HAIL LUCIFER AND THE GODS OF THE OLD!!
DEATH TO XIANITY, ISLAM, WICCA AND THE KIKE!!
Melek Ta'us is another name for FATHER while Quetzalcoatl is Thoth.
I'd suggest
"THOTH aka Hermes (Greek), Mercury (Roman), Tehuti, Ningishzidda, Quetzalcoatl (Central America)."
http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpent ... MONSI.html
HAIL LUCIFER AND THE GODS OF THE OLD!!
DEATH TO XIANITY, ISLAM, WICCA AND THE KIKE!!
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There pagan gods lead by lucifer and satan , little was known about them so it was easy to say they sacrificed.
From: kurenaii60 <kurenaii60@...
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Sent: Tue, 2 March, 2010 12:23:46
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
But on a second thought, I think you're right, they aren't our Goetic Demons bcuz our Goetic Demons wouldn't demand or accept sacrifices and other crap. I also kinda doubt actual sacrifices existed before judaism, its the filthy kikes that brought that filthy stuff in the bible.
Although sacrifices are mentioned in corrupted texts from xians in other pagan religions, they are have the meaning of offering a meal to the Gods and having a feast. Like sacrificing a pig can mean you roast a sausage and eat it in a feast dedicated to the Gods
From: kurenaii60 <kurenaii60@...
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Sent: Tue, 2 March, 2010 12:23:46
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
But on a second thought, I think you're right, they aren't our Goetic Demons bcuz our Goetic Demons wouldn't demand or accept sacrifices and other crap. I also kinda doubt actual sacrifices existed before judaism, its the filthy kikes that brought that filthy stuff in the bible.
Although sacrifices are mentioned in corrupted texts from xians in other pagan religions, they are have the meaning of offering a meal to the Gods and having a feast. Like sacrificing a pig can mean you roast a sausage and eat it in a feast dedicated to the Gods
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Lmfao another person claims that Lucifer and Satan are different beings read this http://www.angelfire.com/empire/serpentis666/Satan.html that kind of claims are hilarious, and in 99% not writed by Spiritual Satanist , that 1% i won't comment lol. Hail Enki.
----- Original Message ----- From: Phil Hetfield To: [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 2010 9:35 PM Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
There pagan gods lead by lucifer and satan , little was known about them so it was easy to say they sacrificed.
From: kurenaii60 <kurenaii60@yahoo. com
To: JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Tue, 2 March, 2010 12:23:46
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
But on a second thought, I think you're right, they aren't our Goetic Demons bcuz our Goetic Demons wouldn't demand or accept sacrifices and other crap. I also kinda doubt actual sacrifices existed before judaism, its the filthy kikes that brought that filthy stuff in the bible.
Although sacrifices are mentioned in corrupted texts from xians in other pagan religions, they are have the meaning of offering a meal to the Gods and having a feast. Like sacrificing a pig can mean you roast a sausage and eat it in a feast dedicated to the Gods
--- In JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com, "kurenaii60" <kurenaii60@ ... wrote:
The word "godlet" sounds like some weird application i have in my PC or a fictional creature in some of my role-playing games, LOL. No disrespect to them saying that. I always thought Viracocha is the Incan counterpart of Quetzalcoatl, who has similarities to Thoth and in the JoS site it also mentions Quetzalcoatl as one of Thoth's names under "high ranking gods and crowned princes of Hell".
--- In JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com, "chalchiuhnenetzin" <jaguarcat2002@ wrote:
There are a huge number of gods and demi-gods and others whom I often think of as `godlets' (no disrespect intended whatsoever; it just helps for clarity, to me) in the Aztec/Mayan pantheon. I am more familiar with the Aztec so I stick mostly to that. (Incidentally these people are more correctly called the Mexica, pronounced MeSHEEka) and are one of several nations of the Nahua people.
Another thing that is very confusing is their tendency to take a trait or characteristic of a particular god and turn it into another god, giving that "aspect" a new name. It is the same individual, but assembling all the 'aspects' and determining which of them is the 'original' can be challenging. Usually, however, if it says for instance, "an aspect of Quetzalcoatl. .." it's safe to assume that this is but another of countless twists and turns and stick with Quetzalcoatl.
But here are a few:
HUITZILOPOCHTLI (means Left Handed Hummingbird or Southern Hummingbird) and also known as Huitzilopochtli- Mexico, from where the country takes its name! -- is the supreme god of the Aztecs, who led them to Anahuac (The One World)
COATLICUE (She of the Serpent Skirt) – Mother of Huitzilopochtli
QUETZALCOATL (The Feathered Serpent. Discussed in other posts) also known as Ehecatl-Quetzalcoat l was, when he wore that double name also god of the wind. (See why this gets confusing?) He was also considered a creator god, thus the confusion that Quetzalcoatl is another name for Satan.
TLALOC (god of rain and storms and lightning) also known as Chac in the Mayan tongue.
CHALCHIUTLICUE (She of the Jadestone Skirt) and goddess of lakes and streams. Extremely beautiful. Consort of Tlaloc.
TEZCATLIPOCA (The Smoking Mirror, the trickster) and purported twin of Quetzalcoatl. God of rulers, sorcerers and warriors. Also deemed by the Aztecs to be a creator god, he is sometimes referred to as Black Tezcatlipoca while Quetzalcoatl may sometimes be referred to as White Tezcatlipoca. (Anything to do with either of these twins is more than usually confusing).
TLAZOTEOTL known as The Filth Eater because people poured out their hearts to her, confessing to her, when they were about to die.
TONATIUH, a sun god and heavenly warrior. (An aside: During the Spanish conquest, the Aztecs gave Pedro de Alvarado this name because this captain who served under Cortes was blonde, i.e., with hair the color of the sun.)
XIPE TOTEC, a god of the seasons and patron of gold miners and goldsmiths.
There are many, many more ...
--- In JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com, Nasir Khan <viruskhann@ wrote:
i am interested in these cultures (more i know about them the better) plz could you tell me the names so i can get them
THANX
HAIL SATAN
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Scientist have found cocaine residue inside hundreds of Egyptian mummies, thus proving that there was contact between Africa and South America. As far as the Aztecs and Mayans sacrificing humans, who knows? History is written by the conquerors and the Mayan civilization had dissolved before the Spanish came to the Americas. The Spanish church was sure to destroy any traces of Aztec And Mayan written parchments to distroy any evidence of their religeon.
What we do know is that Mayan kinks spilled their own blood in sacrafitial offerings and like many other civilizations, they executed captured enemies.
EG
What we do know is that Mayan kinks spilled their own blood in sacrafitial offerings and like many other civilizations, they executed captured enemies.
EG
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sorry i admit ur words except the term u used yes u used lucifer and satan c they both are same
From: Phil Hetfield <phil.hetfield@...
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Sent: Wed, March 3, 2010 2:05:53 AM
Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
There pagan gods lead by lucifer and satan , little was known about them so it was easy to say they sacrificed.
From: kurenaii60 <kurenaii60@yahoo. com
To: JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Tue, 2 March, 2010 12:23:46
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
But on a second thought, I think you're right, they aren't our Goetic Demons bcuz our Goetic Demons wouldn't demand or accept sacrifices and other crap. I also kinda doubt actual sacrifices existed before judaism, its the filthy kikes that brought that filthy stuff in the bible.
Although sacrifices are mentioned in corrupted texts from xians in other pagan religions, they are have the meaning of offering a meal to the Gods and having a feast. Like sacrificing a pig can mean you roast a sausage and eat it in a feast dedicated to the Gods
From: Phil Hetfield <phil.hetfield@...
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Sent: Wed, March 3, 2010 2:05:53 AM
Subject: Re: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
There pagan gods lead by lucifer and satan , little was known about them so it was easy to say they sacrificed.
From: kurenaii60 <kurenaii60@yahoo. com
To: JoyofSatan666@ yahoogroups. com
Sent: Tue, 2 March, 2010 12:23:46
Subject: [JoyofSatan666] Re: Mayan,Aztec Gods
But on a second thought, I think you're right, they aren't our Goetic Demons bcuz our Goetic Demons wouldn't demand or accept sacrifices and other crap. I also kinda doubt actual sacrifices existed before judaism, its the filthy kikes that brought that filthy stuff in the bible.
Although sacrifices are mentioned in corrupted texts from xians in other pagan religions, they are have the meaning of offering a meal to the Gods and having a feast. Like sacrificing a pig can mean you roast a sausage and eat it in a feast dedicated to the Gods
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