Phoenix

[Elizabeth Remy]

I was doing some reading today and suddenly started wondering something. Is the Phoenix also a part of Satanism? Even if it is only an allegory for something else, I was wondering if it had a relation. I think the Phoenix symbology seems to coincide with the alchemical concepts of raising the kundalini. The Phoenix dies, and after a brief period of fire, is reborn from its own ashes. It seems to fit in my mind but I was wondering what other people thought of this concept.

 

[Exar]

Phoenix, fire serpent, uroborous(snake eating itself), Jormangundr the world snake(stops moving, world stops moving and dies)...most likely all metaphors or related to Satanism.

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I was doing some reading today and suddenly started wondering something. Is the
Phoenix also a part of Satanism? Even if it is only an allegory for something
else, I was wondering if it had a relation. I think the Phoenix symbology seems
to coincide with the alchemical concepts of raising the kundalini. The Phoenix
dies, and after a brief period of fire, is reborn from its own ashes. It seems
to fit in my mind but I was wondering what other people thought of this concept.

 

[darrklady13]

yes it is. There is a daemon named Phoenix, if you check the JOS site.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], Elizabeth Remy <wheresfrank2864212@... wrote:



I was doing some reading today and suddenly started wondering something. Is the
Phoenix also a part of Satanism? Even if it is only an allegory for something
else, I was wondering if it had a relation. I think the Phoenix symbology seems
to coincide with the alchemical concepts of raising the kundalini. The Phoenix
dies, and after a brief period of fire, is reborn from its own ashes. It seems
to fit in my mind but I was wondering what other people thought of this concept.