Question #4680: opinion on cremation?

[Ask Satya Operator]

is it viable? or nonsense?

some hindu's did it, and apparently the SS in Germany with Himmler

 

[ΆΡΗΣ ΠΟΛΥΜΑΧΟΣ]

The Christian Orthodox Church, for example, is opposed to it, so it has to be a good option.

 

[AristocraticDragon666]

Himmler was tortured to death by the british, he never committed suicide, not did he order his body to be cremated after his death. Cremation is disrespect to the Natural Order, and especially to Goddess Astarte.

Hinduism has also been corrupted. If Hinduism were stiill Satanic, 1 billion people would be on our side and the Yehuborim would have been annihilated.

Why Cremation is disrespect to the Natural Order, and especially to Goddess Astarte?

 

[MercuryWisdom]

The Christian Orthodox Church, for example, is opposed to it, so it has to be a good option.

I don’t think that’s how this works, we’re not anti-christians.

 

[MercuryWisdom]

Why Cremation is disrespect to the Natural Order, and especially to Goddess Astarte?

Did you see Egyptian Pharaohs have their bodies burned and turned to dust or did they have tombs honoring them and a proper grave?

 

[Rroco88]

Something worth reading if you consider cremation (in short, it is something against our nature):

Death & Funerary Rites In Spiritual Satanism

That is a topic from the Joy of Satan updates that are going to be updated on the Site. Because I believe it's an interesting subject, I am posting this in advance. Satanic Funerary Rites In Ancient Greece and in the Ancient Civilizations, major attention was given to the mystery of death and...

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[Ex-Translator]

Why Cremation is disrespect to the Natural Order, and especially to Goddess Astarte?

Our bodies were meant to decompose naturally inside the Earth. Astarte rules nature.

 

[VanceViktori888]

Our bodies were meant to decompose naturally inside the Earth. Astarte rules nature.

So did the Norse not actually do funeral pyres? I’m genuinely curious.

 

[Ex-Translator]

So did the Norse not actually do funeral pyres? I’m genuinely curious.

Probably not, or maybe in specific circumstances.

 

[sinbad]

I remember seeing a documentary from the JoS Odysee channel where it did mention Himmler cremating some SS soldiers in the basement fire thing in Wewelsburg castle.

 

[AristocraticDragon666]

Did you see Egyptian Pharaohs have their bodies burned and turned to dust or did they have tombs honoring them and a proper grave?

I asked this question because my own mother does not want to lie in the ground after death, so that "worms eat her body," as she told me.

She wants me to burn her in a crematorium after her death, and scatter her ashes in a field, in short, in a very beautiful place, so that, as she told me, "that she was one with nature," and not lie in a Christian cemetery (there are no others in my country).

In this case, scattering the ashes among the beautiful glades and flowers in nature (in the field) will be an acceptable option, or will Astarte not like it?

I ask questions for a reason, there are specific reasons that I care about!!!

 

[MercuryWisdom]

I remember seeing a documentary from the JoS Odysee channel where it did mention Himmler cremating some SS soldiers in the basement fire thing in Wewelsburg castle.

The documentary, footage, and history were not by JoS only the commentary was by HP HC.

So of course take it with a grain of salt most info in the documentary are probably not correct anyway. (Besides the commentary)

 

[sinbad]

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I thought as much, but I'm not too familiar with these types of practices in general.

Why is cremation bad, if you get a new body anyway?

 

[High Priestess Lydia]

On this subject, one of my loved ones was cremated (it wasn't my decision) and I would prefer to have a grave to visit and pay my respects to. Of course I can do this in meditation, but I think it would be nice to be able to visit a grave in a peaceful cemetery.

 

[MercuryWisdom]

I asked this question because my own mother does not want to lie in the ground after death, so that "worms eat her body," as she told me.

She wants me to burn her in a crematorium after her death, and scatter her ashes in a field, in short, in a very beautiful place, so that, as she told me, "that she was one with nature," and not lie in a Christian cemetery (there are no others in my country).

In this case, scattering the ashes among the beautiful glades and flowers in nature (in the field) will be an acceptable option, or will Astarte not like it?

I ask questions for a reason, there are specific reasons that I care about!!!

The Gods have nothing to do with your or anyone’s decisions, you’re free to do whatever’s best for you.

It is usually more respectable to have a grave but if this is your mother’s desire then there’s nothing evil about it and neither would it “anger the Gods”.