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[endofinfiniti]

Hello everyone.  Being a curious person of all things archana,  Personally I consider myself an agnostic theist, but I had a few questions about the nature of Satan and Satanism, and the references to him in Judeo-Christianity.
I recall from my reading that Satan was the Sumerian God, EA.  Though the Christian faith portrays him as the "fallen" archangel Lucifer.  I'm really confused how a Sumerian God can be an archangel to the Christian God and be under his power at any point in time.  It leads me to believe that somewhere during the ages the Christians appropriated the story of EA (Enki/Melek Ta'us) and turned him into the antagonist to their religion by making him a deity who fell from grace.  Could someone explain which is it?  I am pretty certain that the Sumerian Gods existed prior to the Judeo-Christian Jehova.  How is it that Jehova has any power at all if he/she/it is a falsehood, or is it by falsehood you mean that the God exists but doesn't actually have the power and authority that it asserts to possess?
The other thing I wonder is that if the Christian God is false (not arguing here if it's true or not), then how has he/she/it have any power over a true God?  On the templeofzeus.org site it mentions that Hell is dimly lit because the Jehova had stolen a lot of Hell's power/energy.  Also, could someone explain why the preferred color of Satan and Hell is black when he was portrayed as the "Light Bringer"?  One would think that a God that epitomizes truth would be bathed in and dwell in light, because light unveils everything that is obscured, hidden, and secret.
Thanks for taking the time to read and hopefully comment.  I'm genuinely curious and would like to hear answers from the horses' mouth, if you will.
Grats! 

 

[livingforsatan]

@ endofinfiniti ref question 1. It's because billions of doops give the thoughtform jooooooooohova energy, daily.

Next, the Truthbearer was hiddwn by those who would make Truth their enemy. In fact, "occult" means "hidden."

Now, to hear it directly from Him, just ask Him. And then, pay attention.

You ask reasonable questions.

I hope you're dedicated.

Hail Satan!

 

[livingforsatan]

You must also understand, Satan, being an actual living individual who fought a war against other being of the same technological level. His crime being He did not agree to destroy us as ordered.

And, in short, He was just outnumbered.

He did His time for the "crime" of loving us, His children.

This what I've come to understand. I don't know if I'm exact or precise. There's probably a lot more to learn yet.

I highly recommend you ask Him.

Hail Satan!

 

[livingforsatan]

Finally - and from here I really, really recommend you begin a dialogue with Him yourself - black represents many things.

I don't know if it's His preferred color or not. One's preferred color would depend largely on its application (you might like red in shirts but maybe green for a car but then again pink in your flowers, for instance)

Black often represents death and black also represents secrecy as well as, change.

But I can't really claim to fathom His mind. I'm going on simple, mortal, Human knowledge here.

Also, I am no High Priest or member of the clergy. Many here are far more advanced in many ways. I have authored nothing here.

I just hope I was helpful. Perhaps others can contribute more but, some things you can only learn from Him.

Be respectful in approaching Him, is my advice.

 

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Read this sermon, it explain the fact because Satan is higher than "God"\n\n\nalso read all sermons on forum.

 

[livingforsatan]

That explains so much. I've always wondered why they were so different. Now it makes sense.

 

[livingforsatan]

Thank you Johnson. I was offline for a while.

 

[livingforsatan]

@ endofinfinti We are all seekers of Truth - Satan being Truth. This is not to try discounting what you say. This is to encourage you.

You read, to me, as if you are as sincere and fearless as any mortal can be. I get the impression you already have the attention of the Powers of Hell, to some degree.

Just think of Him and ask Him for guidance. You might face some challenges but I doubt you'll see disappointment.

He really is amazing.

Hail Satan!

 

[endofinfiniti]

@ livingforsatan - Thank you for that.  I truly believe that fear is the most impeding force of humanity.  It is the master that serves nobody except for itself and robs us of our potential.  I've seen a lot of terrible things in my life, between the day to day and my time at war - its too much to explain for a simple post.  If there is one thing I've learned in life, is that the greatest thing that fear will deprive you of as a human it is the truth.  That is why I've never been afraid to seek it, regardless of where it takes me.  Annihilate me, but show me the axioms while I burn to a cinder.
The one thing that always frustrated me about Catholicism and christianity in general was the parable "Judge not, lest ye be judged."  To me, that seems like a license to be a waste of a human, and oh, nobody can judge you because they'll suffer the same wrath of judgement.  Good!  Judge me!  Weigh my true merits and demerits on a scale.  If I am found lacking, cast me down.  Help me be be better.  Christianity has never been about being better, rather being subservient and pliable, never good enough in the eyes of "god".  Even the moment I was born, to them I had "original sin".  What?  Really?  I've done nothing except for be pushed out of my mother's womb. How am I guilty for anything, or the "sins" of my father?  Am I truly guilty for simply drawing breath? How cruel is that?  And how nonsensical is it that "god" had to manifest himself as a human, and then kill himself (but not really) to keep his rage intact from destroying me and promising me redemption in his eyes? Perhaps I live on a completely different realm of logic than that gawd, but that seems insane to me. This, as a child and to this very day I judged, and I hated.
That being said, I will reveal another thing about myself, which I am completely unapologetic for, and that is the subject of hate.  For me, hate is the response to injustice.  Some say that hate is a degradation of the soul, but I believe that all depends on what you hate, and why.  When I truly hate something, it's surgical.  If I hate someone, or something they do or believe, I could pluck it out of them and balance it on the point of a needle.  I don't believe nor practice blind hate.  I think of it as a cone.  At it's origin, it's focused like a laser.  Very specific, very concentrated.  The farther you go out and encompass things or people, it loses that focus, the aperture becomes too wide.  The intensity is lost and thus it's overall effect on it's intended target.  You lose so much energy hating wide swaths of things or people rather than focusing on individual targets and putting your all into destroying (or changing) that which you abhor.  The results of focused hate are so much more effective than casting it out in a wide band and distributing it amongst many.  I think we who meditate regularly understand that thoughts and intentions are energy, of which we have a finite amount before we are exhausted.  I imagine it as a narrow band of light, cutting at which ails me or my interests, with the fury of a thousand suns, ever more intense, ever more precise.  Excise it like a tumor the way a skilled surgeon would.
Now when I hate a person, it is because I judged you based on your character.  If you're bad at with money, I simply won't lend you money.  If you're bad at driving, I won't ride with you.  However if you victimize innocents like children, or other vulnerable people for your own gain without care for their well being, you will face the wrath of my hatred. Though I truly give everyone, regardless of race, creed, or culture, and equal blank slate. Perhaps it is the Libra in me, but I believe everyone should be weighed on the sum of their actions and beliefs, individually, just as I expect you to weigh me on mine. There is a kharmic scale that I believe every living thing, soul and soulless, big and small, are subject to.  As humans, there are some basic instincts, some "good" and some "bad" (granted that is all subject to your personal perspective), but what seals your fate is determinate upon which side of that scale we fill.  I understand that this view may offend some, which again I am unapologetic for, but I understand.  Each of us has had our own life experiences which form our own opinions and values; but these are mine and I own them to the very fiber of my being.  I am not looking for community or bias confirmation; I am seeking truth.  If community comes with the truth to which I find, then that I consider icing on the cake and welcome that fraternity.
Again, I thank you all for the warm welcome and honest answers.  I hope to learn more, and I assure you I will seek it. 

 

Now when I hate a person, it is because I judged you based on your character.  If you're bad at with money, I simply won't lend you money.  If you're bad at driving, I won't ride with you.  However if you victimize innocents like children, or other vulnerable people for your own gain without care for their well being, you will face the wrath of my hatred. Though I truly give everyone, regardless of race, creed, or culture, and equal blank slate. Perhaps it is the Libra in me, but I believe everyone should be weighed on the sum of their actions and beliefs, individually, just as I expect you to weigh me on mine. There is a kharmic scale that I believe every living thing, soul and soulless, big and small, are subject to.  As humans, there are some basic instincts, some "good" and some "bad" (granted that is all subject to your personal perspective), but what seals your fate is determinate upon which side of that scale we fill.  I understand that this view may offend some, which again I am unapologetic for, but I understand.  Each of us has had our own life experiences which form our own opinions and values; but these are mine and I own them to the very fiber of my being.  I am not looking for community or bias confirmation; I am seeking truth.  If community comes with the truth to which I find, then that I consider icing on the cake.
Again, I thank you all for the warm welcome and honest answers.  I hope to learn the truth, and I assure you I will seek it and find it.