Have a question for the one of the high priests:
I am in the proces of memorizing the keys, something that I have found useful for ritual and is in line with the teachings of the Al Jilwah. Anyway, something about the wording of the fourth key has caused me to take pause. When the speaker says, "For I am Satan, who is and liveth forever," are they being blasphemous or disrespectful towards Father? It really disturbs me when I say it, to the point I want to substitute the words, "For our Father Satan is and liveth forever." (But I don't want to say the wrong words and mess up, either.)
As you can tell, I'm getting a bit bent out of shape over something that's probably a small matter to a high priest, but I'd apppreciate the guidance.
Hail our Father Satan!
Hail the Four Crowns of Duat!
Hail my Brothers and Sisters in Satan!
I am in the proces of memorizing the keys, something that I have found useful for ritual and is in line with the teachings of the Al Jilwah. Anyway, something about the wording of the fourth key has caused me to take pause. When the speaker says, "For I am Satan, who is and liveth forever," are they being blasphemous or disrespectful towards Father? It really disturbs me when I say it, to the point I want to substitute the words, "For our Father Satan is and liveth forever." (But I don't want to say the wrong words and mess up, either.)
As you can tell, I'm getting a bit bent out of shape over something that's probably a small matter to a high priest, but I'd apppreciate the guidance.
Hail our Father Satan!
Hail the Four Crowns of Duat!
Hail my Brothers and Sisters in Satan!