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Weighing Your Heart to Worship the Gods

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Hello Assembly. I come forth with some information that I believe will be a benefit to those who understand it.

Anubis, Lord of the Dead and Divine Karmic Justice has a specific practice with me, and he has personally told me in my practice that he would love to see it become mainstream in today's world in my communications with him. Specifically, it is that of going to him in meditation or in active, open-eyed visualization or even in ritual form and weighing your heart upon the scale to "confess" things such as grief, heartache and what one may assume to be wrongs or ills in the Earthly realm, and to answer questions he asks for your soul's benefit.

This is not about "sin." This is not about fear. We are Human and have Human lives to lead, and the Gods are intelligently aware of what's going on and why. The enemy religions have turned this Divine trust and confiding and weaponized it into something associated with negativity, panic, fear and worry over the fate of one's soul after death.

As seen throughout history and in the current "religions" that currently dominate our world, the enemies of the Gods have stolen from Pagan customs, symbology and teachings for the sake of their own goals and control over the hearts and minds of the population. This phenomenon is heavily documented on religious history and even regularly boasted about in the modern era by followers of Xianity as a talking point against Paganism's continued existence and its validity in the past, present and future.

As for me, personally, I can attest that going to not just Anubis, but Gods associated with "confession" like Ganesha (some Vedic myths say his belly is big and round to "stomach the sins" of his followers) has deeply helped me whereas an church confessional may deceive and cause harm.

Weighing my heart and allowing Ganesha to stomach my troubles as a living man has given me hope, honor, respect, blessings, alchemization, protection and a deeper understanding of myself and relation to the world. From this I have also personally learned and logically concluded that not all weight upon the heart comes from wrong-doing or guilt, but it also comes from grief, pain, trauma and curses from the enemy. That, and very importantly for those who may rely upon my services and my magick (philanthropic magick on the world especially), it has strengthened me and my resolve against danger and threats to what I care about most.

Final thoughts: It is pettinent to remind that the enemy is proactive in their approach and that their books and teachings deeply encourage and constantly threaten its followers into constant spiritual warfare against our Gods as "Demons" and those who worship them as "Devil worshippers." Many who came to Zevism or engage in witchcraft and Paganism can personally attest to the abuses of the Abrahamic religions and the grief they cause, as well as the narrow and simple-mindedness of their dogma(s).

Thank you for reading. I hope what I have written here helps others who choose to walk the path.

Hail⚡️Zeus!⚡️

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There is a Zevist confession rite as well that can be done with Clergy, same as with the Gods. Of course, one can do this directly with the Gods as well, but sometimes, a human ear can help. Clergy and High Priesthood can listen to these with full confidentiality, bound by obligation to secrecy.

Then, they must advise you on how you can rectify the moral failings. These procedures can never replace legal or other liabilities or responsibility of what one has done; in fact to confess in Zevism is admittance of responsibility in front of the Gods, as thus the following Catharsis; they assist in dealing with the burden one carries within emotionally.

When one goes to the Gods and tells these openly, and starts changing the next day, one's soul becomes clearer and lighter as a feather - but the rectification is pending and must be proven in actions.

These rites are going to be updated, and will be instated soon in the following weeks.

Don't mistake the above Rites as full karmic absolution, they are not. They are essentially a letting go of weight and emotional resolution so one can change their path. We clear our karmic ledger when we let go of errors, not repeat them, and become better people onward. Perpetual forgiveness and repetition such as the shows of the Christian church, are not parts of Zevism.

Lastly, curses against let's say an "Idolater" or whomever (such as a Zevist) if the soul is too advanced, simply backfire. The universe does not penaltize you for believing in the Gods and following them, on the contrary one is blessed.

Human opinion such as Yehuborim who claim on their own "morality" that following the Gods is "evil", can at best case scenario, be used in retaliatory prayer/curse against you, which if you are new, could have a minimal effect; but for the Zevist aligned with the Gods, these will all fail, backfire to senders, and at best one does a regular cleaning and it's as if they never existed.

Forgiveness in Zevism:

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