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Would it be ok to have tattoos? Are they pushed by Jews to create potential health problems to gentiles?

Sero wrote:Would it be ok to have tattoos? Are they pushed by Jews to create potential health problems to gentiles?

don't get tattoos...

HauptSturm wrote:

Sero wrote:Would it be ok to have tattoos? Are they pushed by Jews to create potential health problems to gentiles?

don't get tattoos...

+1

It's ok but don't get yourself in trouble with people by obvious stuff like sigils. I have a peacock tattoo, HPS Maxine said she has tattoos as well. If you ever get tattoos let it be neutral things like animals so no one might suspect you are a SS. Also I suggest don't get tattoos before your 20's otherwise you might change your mind and regreat it.

Sero wrote:Would it be ok to have tattoos? Are they pushed by Jews to create potential health problems to gentiles?

HauptSturm wrote:

Sero wrote:Would it be ok to have tattoos? Are they pushed by Jews to create potential health problems to gentiles?

don't get tattoos...

What if you already had tattoos prior to becoming a dedicated SS?

Sero wrote:...

Yes if you get a tattoo Satan will cast you out like the vermin you are. sarcasm

You can get tattoos if you want, who fucking cares.

Egon wrote:...

I doubt any Joe Shmoe walking the streets is gonna be like "Oh yeah that's a spiritual satanist.". Maxine talked about her friend getting a sigil tattoo on the page about finding your guardian demon, I think.

IMO getting sigil tattoos is fine. Although it'd probably be best if it wasn't visible, but this applies with all tattoos I think.

It's alright. There no limitations in Satanism. You can stone yourself, get drunk or smoke till your lungs can't hold it. Even taint your skin with tattoos, disrespecting your godly gift because well, it's okay to get tattoos. Or pierce your skin. Should you do any of those? You shouldn't. It's unhealthy. Tattooing is also a form of self-harm, just like piercings. The best choice is body paint. Guess what? You don't have to harm yourself to do that and, best of all, you can even wash it away!

Satan-is-Enki wrote:

HauptSturm wrote:

Sero wrote:Would it be ok to have tattoos? Are they pushed by Jews to create potential health problems to gentiles?

don't get tattoos...

What if you already had tattoos prior to becoming a dedicated SS?

It doesn't matter. it's not a big deal.

It's fine. Just don't be an idiot about it.

I don't see any harm in it. Obviously, though, you don't want to get any tattoos that might get you in trouble. I do plan on getting some sigil tattoos, but they won't be on my arms (or other exposed areas). They also won't be recognizable to anyone that hasn't done research into sigils. A lot of people have religious/spiritual tattoos (I've already got a few), and most people won't think much of it. Mine are personally designed, very heavy on symbolism, but also done in a way that is not off-putting. Rarely do I meet anyone that has any idea what my tattoos mean, but I'm constantly getting comments on how pretty they are. When asked to explain their meanings, I usually just pull out some half-assed Eastern mysticism explanation. Even die-hard Christians are usually down with Buddhists (I used to consider myself a Buddhist, and a lot of my ink reflects spiritual beliefs tied in with Buddhism).

Just don't get "HAIL SATAN" tattooed across your knuckles, or a bunch of edgelord goth "satanic" tattoos.

As soon as I have the money saved up, though, I'm getting a full back piece: the Caduceus with wings, full-sized. It's going to be more intricate and heavier on the symbolism than my others. I also plan on getting a King Cobra tattooed up my left arm (as a kid, I was OBSESSED with the King Cobra, and I really love that it ties into Satanism), as well as the Ouroboros, likely on my left wrist.

And like someone else said: if you're young, wait on it. Pick a design you want and sit on it for at least six months to a year. You don't want to get something permanently tattooed on your skin, just to realize you hate it later on down the road. I don't regret any of my ink, but I also didn't get my first tattoo until I was in my mid-twenties, after debating on my first piece for nearly two years.

Even if you get a tattoo where you think people won't see it, you don't know. If an individual needs surgery or a similar medical procedure, their tattoos will likely be visible. Even if it's a symbol that most wouldn't be aware of, there's still a chance someone will recognize it. Many Jews have an obsessive hatred of us.

What exactly is the marginal benefit gained by a tattoo? I've yet to hear an actual good reason for tattoos that would outweigh the costs for an average person.

SatanicPsychonaut wrote:I don't see any harm in it. Obviously, though, you don't want to get any tattoos that might get you in trouble. I do plan on getting some sigil tattoos, but they won't be on my arms (or other exposed areas). They also won't be recognizable to anyone that hasn't done research into sigils. A lot of people have religious/spiritual tattoos (I've already got a few), and most people won't think much of it. Mine are personally designed, very heavy on symbolism, but also done in a way that is not off-putting. Rarely do I meet anyone that has any idea what my tattoos mean, but I'm constantly getting comments on how pretty they are. When asked to explain their meanings, I usually just pull out some half-assed Eastern mysticism explanation. Even die-hard Christians are usually down with Buddhists (I used to consider myself a Buddhist, and a lot of my ink reflects spiritual beliefs tied in with Buddhism).

Just don't get "HAIL SATAN" tattooed across your knuckles, or a bunch of edgelord goth "satanic" tattoos.

As soon as I have the money saved up, though, I'm getting a full back piece: the Caduceus with wings, full-sized. It's going to be more intricate and heavier on the symbolism than my others. I also plan on getting a King Cobra tattooed up my left arm (as a kid, I was OBSESSED with the King Cobra, and I really love that it ties into Satanism), as well as the Ouroboros, likely on my left wrist.

And like someone else said: if you're young, wait on it. Pick a design you want and sit on it for at least six months to a year. You don't want to get something permanently tattooed on your skin, just to realize you hate it later on down the road. I don't regret any of my ink, but I also didn't get my first tattoo until I was in my mid-twenties, after debating on my first piece for nearly two years.

You surely don’t have much respect for your body right?

Well that's a mistake from her friend, because she was newbie like the person asking this. Then later on HPS Maxine wrote a sermon AGAINST it in the Yahoo group Newsletter if I'm not mistaken. Also check the other threads about tattoos.

ess wrote:

Egon wrote:...

I doubt any Joe Shmoe walking the streets is gonna be like "Oh yeah that's a spiritual satanist.". Maxine talked about her friend getting a sigil tattoo on the page about finding your guardian demon, I think.

IMO getting sigil tattoos is fine. Although it'd probably be best if it wasn't visible, but this applies with all tattoos I think.

Aquarius wrote:

SatanicPsychonaut wrote:I don't see any harm in it. Obviously, though, you don't want to get any tattoos that might get you in trouble. I do plan on getting some sigil tattoos, but they won't be on my arms (or other exposed areas). They also won't be recognizable to anyone that hasn't done research into sigils. A lot of people have religious/spiritual tattoos (I've already got a few), and most people won't think much of it. Mine are personally designed, very heavy on symbolism, but also done in a way that is not off-putting. Rarely do I meet anyone that has any idea what my tattoos mean, but I'm constantly getting comments on how pretty they are. When asked to explain their meanings, I usually just pull out some half-assed Eastern mysticism explanation. Even die-hard Christians are usually down with Buddhists (I used to consider myself a Buddhist, and a lot of my ink reflects spiritual beliefs tied in with Buddhism).

Just don't get "HAIL SATAN" tattooed across your knuckles, or a bunch of edgelord goth "satanic" tattoos.

As soon as I have the money saved up, though, I'm getting a full back piece: the Caduceus with wings, full-sized. It's going to be more intricate and heavier on the symbolism than my others. I also plan on getting a King Cobra tattooed up my left arm (as a kid, I was OBSESSED with the King Cobra, and I really love that it ties into Satanism), as well as the Ouroboros, likely on my left wrist.

And like someone else said: if you're young, wait on it. Pick a design you want and sit on it for at least six months to a year. You don't want to get something permanently tattooed on your skin, just to realize you hate it later on down the road. I don't regret any of my ink, but I also didn't get my first tattoo until I was in my mid-twenties, after debating on my first piece for nearly two years.

You surely don’t have much respect for your body right?

Apparently, self-harm is a trend among SS too. It's not as if getting a tattoo means having your body pierced by needles quite a LOT of times. All fine, bruh. It's my body: I can deliver the amount of self-punishment I want. Because Opus Dei and shizz, bruh.

Aquarius wrote:You surely don’t have much respect for your body right?

What an odd question to ask. People have been tattooing their bodies in a variety of ways, and for a variety of reasons, since the dawn of recorded history.

You seem to be clinging to some old Christian "keep your temple pure" ideologies.

HailVictory88 wrote:Even if you get a tattoo where you think people won't see it, you don't know. If an individual needs surgery or a similar medical procedure, their tattoos will likely be visible. Even if it's a symbol that most wouldn't be aware of, there's still a chance someone will recognize it. Many Jews have an obsessive hatred of us.

What exactly is the marginal benefit gained by a tattoo? I've yet to hear an actual good reason for tattoos that would outweigh the costs for an average person.

A permanent visual reminder. It's also a personal act of devotion.

The people in this thread that do not have tattoos need to slow down and stop being so ignorantly judgmental (this is more directed towards Aquarius than you). Sounding very Christian in here all of a sudden.

HailVictory88 wrote:Even if you get a tattoo where you think people won't see it, you don't know. If an individual needs surgery or a similar medical procedure, their tattoos will likely be visible. Even if it's a symbol that most wouldn't be aware of, there's still a chance someone will recognize it. Many Jews have an obsessive hatred of us.

What exactly is the marginal benefit gained by a tattoo? I've yet to hear an actual good reason for tattoos that would outweigh the costs for an average person.

I think some would argue for the same reasons of brushing your teeth and hair; styling your hair; wearing deodourant; putting on nail varnish; wearing stylish clothes; having piercings; etc.

No I wasn't talking about tattoos related to SS, more of personal tattoos really. I'd never get a tattoo regarding my beliefs just because I really don't want to risk people knowing which path I follow spiritually, it just doesn't comfort me.

Hail Victory88, statement is honest and practical reality. Tying to attribute this to acting Xian is not an argument against practical reality. You live in a society were millions of people are trained to hate you and wish you evil. And its run by evil jews who want to destroy you. People in the past went as far as cloaking knowledge in Xian symbols to survive. Which is more important then the strange need to have someone draw stuff on you.

If tattoo's were not a waste of time and money then tattoo removal would not be such a big business.

SatanicPsychonaut wrote:

HailVictory88 wrote:Even if you get a tattoo where you think people won't see it, you don't know. If an individual needs surgery or a similar medical procedure, their tattoos will likely be visible. Even if it's a symbol that most wouldn't be aware of, there's still a chance someone will recognize it. Many Jews have an obsessive hatred of us.

What exactly is the marginal benefit gained by a tattoo? I've yet to hear an actual good reason for tattoos that would outweigh the costs for an average person.

A permanent visual reminder. It's also a personal act of devotion.

The people in this thread that do not have tattoos need to slow down and stop being so ignorantly judgmental (this is more directed towards Aquarius than you). Sounding very Christian in here all of a sudden.

Lets be honest if you get a tattoo its because you want that attention one way or another. That is why you are having a picture drawn on you. Maybe people need to question why this is so important to them for REAL to the point they will risk themselves to have pictures drawn on them. And not try and rationalize it with feel good claims.

Do you really think the Gods want a person to risk themselves for the sake of getting pictures drawn on them. I saw this a lot in the WN world some try hard who was insecure and felt the need to prove something would always try and push other people with their own insecurities to get White Power tat's or other pointless stuff. Enjoy losing your job.

HP Mageson666 wrote:Lets be honest if you get a tattoo its because you want that attention one way or another. That is why you are having a picture drawn on you. Maybe people need to question why this is so important to them for REAL to the point they will risk themselves to have pictures drawn on them. And not try and rationalize it with feel good claims.

Do you really think the Gods want a person to risk themselves for the sake of getting pictures drawn on them. I saw this a lot in the WN world some try hard who was insecure and felt the need to prove something would always try and push other people with their own insecurities to get White Power tat's or other pointless stuff. Enjoy losing your job.

Eugh. Spare us the kike psychoshit. To some, it just looks nice. Why hang pictures on your walls, and over your walls in wallpaper? That's it for crying out for attention. It's your own.

P.S. Some get tattoos of their loved ones' names on them. That's not attention-seeking, either.

Advancing myself has made me mentally stable which I admit I wasn't before coming to SS and even for some years after I dedicated. because of trauma I experienced when I was a child and then leading to using drugs. so now I'm at a point thanks to Spiritual Satanism where I can admit and completely understand what HP Mageson said about tattoos is completely true. It's about insecurities and attention. Nothing else. I wish I wouldn't have done it and now I'm having to waste A LOT of money just to get rid of them. It's funny this post came up since I was already contemplating for a while now on asking if there are workings I can do to get rid of tats. Since its basically a scar so maybe I can do something along the lines of healing my skin. I'll probably make one to see if anyone has any ideas to help me out but until then it's just going thru the pain of getting rid of it thru lasers. Literally.

Anyways, let this be an example to anyone who is thinking about getting tattoos. It's better not too.

FancyMancy wrote:P.S. Some get tattoos of their loved ones' names on them. That's not attention-seeking, either.

So when it's not attention seeking it's stupidity...

SatanicPsychonaut wrote:

Aquarius wrote:You surely don’t have much respect for your body right?

What an odd question to ask. People have been tattooing their bodies in a variety of ways, and for a variety of reasons, since the dawn of recorded history.

You seem to be clinging to some old Christian "keep your temple pure" ideologies.

Before the Jews and until this century, there were no ways to permanently mark your skin. They only used body paint which can be washed away. Tribal people and people in the Golden Age didn't even use to peacock.

We are talking here about consciously harming your body because you're not mature enough to decide for yourself. So most people are Xians. Do you want to convert to Xianity as well because they do? Mudslimes and kikes sacrifice animals and people alike (even young children). Do you want to do the same just because there are so many people who do? Xians make symbolical sacrifice (the communion) and connect themselves to the jewtrix. Want to do the same? There are some many people doing it. So it must be normal, right?

FancyMancy wrote: Eugh. Spare us the kike psychoshit. To some, it just looks nice. Why hang pictures on your walls, and over your walls in wallpaper? That's not for crying out for attention. It's your own.

I saw a female worker with a covering on her arm. I asked if she hurt herself. She said it's because she has a tattoo. I asked if it was naughty, and she said it's because some are offended (I would say choose to be offended) by people having tattoos. She works with customers and she is not a stereotypical thug or punk type of person.

So how does hanging pictures to the wall compare with self-harm again?

Question for those who have completed a sun square for non-spiritual purposes.
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/JoS ... ssages/342

Common Sense
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/JoS ... ssages/340

Sermon 4/17/11
https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/JoS ... ssages/171



Most of you are well aware of how those who are without discriminate against us due to centuries of xian slander, lies, and forced indoctrination.

Each of us is individual and we make our own choices in this regard, but this is a bit of advice.

'Do not mention my name nor my attributes, lest ye regret it; for ye do not know what those who are without may do.'
--Satan
[From the Al Jilwah]

'Those who are without' right now have the numbers, unfortunately, not to mention a lot of power. In many situations, such as where you need certain services, which involve your health, well-being, and even life, or the same for your loved one- it is best to heed the above warning from Satan.

If someone has to go to a doctor, hospital; on the job, in the military; anywhere that you are obtaining certain services, places you frequent, and so forth- it is best to claim you are a 'Pagan' or even 'non-religious' if asked or pressed on this issue. This is to protect yourself and your loved ones. Say you have to go to the hospital for something, however minor, displaying Satanic tattoos, and anything related can invite disaster in certain cases. I have 'Satan' 'Azazel' and their Sigils blatantly tattooed on my forearm. I have learned enough from experience to wear sleeves in certain cases.

Yes, the Powers of Hell do protect us, but we also need to protect ourselves. Anything involving food, medical issues, our life/well-being- stop and think before revealing your beliefs. We are outnumbered at this time. In closing, many of those who are without, given their lack of spiritual knowledge and power, along with being indoctrinated with lies, something goes wrong in their life, bad luck or whatever- a known 'witch' will often and unjustafiably get the blame.

This is not to say you have to always hide your beliefs. I am just giving some advice here- take it or leave it, this is up to you as an individual, but in certain situations, it is best to blend in and not to come to the attention of certain people who can really fuck you up and yes, I know of this over the years from certan people here who did not keep their beliefs quiet at certain times. Do you know just how easy it is for a medical doctor to legally get away with 'malpractice' even murder? That is one. Think about it. An xian who thinks they are scoring points with their 'god' if they harm or kill a Satanist? A jew, who already has an obsessed, warped hatred of Gentiles? Take a look at history.





High Priestess Maxine Dietrich
http://www.joyofsatan.org

Good to know there is no deeper reason for why people do this to themselves other then it looks nice. In fact Fancy you actually agreed with me here. The principal of superficiality I invoked to as why people do this to themselves. You echo the same principal but just believing this is something meaningful. While I disagree. Maybe your just a superficial person.

FancyMancy wrote:[Eugh. Spare us the kike psychoshit. To some, it just looks nice. Why hang pictures on your walls, and over your walls in wallpaper? That's it for crying out for attention. It's your own.

As it's already been stated, seeking medical attention while covered in Satanic tattoos can get you killed. Even with legal services, lawyers might screw you over (since most of them are Jews). This is the physical side to this, but there is another important point.

People who consistently flaunt Satanic symbols on themselves, either as tattoos or on clothing, have obviously never had a spiritual beating. And no, I'm not referring to depression, confusion, or irritability manifesting occasionally from collective attacks against us. I'm talking about the heavier kind of attacks that can occur face-to-face in everyday situations. This is not something to wish for- it's not 'cool' or 'admirable', it's really dangerous. I learned this early on when I got attacks (some of them were, at least) way out of my league, so to speak. I had no idea what was going on. Thank Satan for protecting me. Through these experiences, I learned to be really careful.

People should keep in mind the enemy has people who can be deadly (these are the assholes who use stolen spiritual knowledge and are literally paid to meditate all day so they can be used as agents by the enemy. On the other hand, most of us aren't have limited time, as we have work, family, school, or other obligations, all of which take time and energy on their own).

Knowing this, the decision whether or not to flaunt Satanic symbols is based on one's maturity. This is the classic 'pick your fights' type of thing. Even with the mindless drones of the enemy (their people who attack you unconsciously if they sense something is different about you), one of these individuals might not be a problem for many Satanists, but how about a dozen attacking you at the same time? A lion can only handle so many hyenas.

Even where I live (which is a rather small country), I keep seeing people in public who consistently flaunt their pentagrams, Satanic sigils [even the freaking Black Sun!], and so forth, especially on their clothing. They never see me because they are not aware. But if I can see them, so can the enemy, and this means they can be struck from the shadows. They make themselves easy targets.

The same goes for people who openly advertise being Spiritual Satanists on social media, etc., with their friends lists made public to the entire world- I guess these people don't carry much about the safety of their families or their close friends. These people are IDIOTS! This is all STUPIDITY which is said to be the only 'sin' in Spiritual Satanism.

Satan really wasn't kidding in the Al Jilwah. One can never be too careful. Even runes can draw instant attention to you. Better safe than sorry.

Let the work you do on yourself and for your people be your personal banner instead.

Behold the ubermensch

Sinistra wrote:So when it's not attention seeking it's stupidity...

Stormblood wrote:So how does hanging pictures to the wall compare with self-harm again?

How and why is it stupid, and how and why is it self-harm? Maybe wearing 2 types of fabric; styling one's hair a particular way; wearing nail varnish; etc. are also stupid and self-harming.

HP Mageson666 wrote:

Good to know there is no deeper reason for why people do this to themselves other then it looks nice. In fact Fancy you actually agreed with me here. The principal of superficiality I invoked to as why people do this to themselves. You echo the same principal but just believing this is something meaningful. While I disagree. Maybe your just a superficial person.

FancyMancy wrote:[Eugh. Spare us the kike psychoshit. To some, it just looks nice. Why hang pictures on your walls, and over your walls in wallpaper? That's it for crying out for attention. It's your own.

Oh, we're talking about over-the-top tattooing, rather than a picture of something for/from your spouse or your child's/children's name/s on you. I didn't realise that the rule was absolute and for each and every single one and all of them, bar none.

"Maybe my just a superficial person"? Yeah. Good one.

So if wall pictures don't equate to over-the-top tattoo attempts at individuality (in a very conformist manner, of course), then how does a name of your child/ren on you equate to over-the-top tattoos?

Tribal tattoos; body paint; henna; etc. It's all stupid, self-harm, and superficial, apparently.

I have one large tattoo, not easily seen, from a long time ago. After reading Maxine's writings on JoS about her tattoos (which at the time she hadn't removed or covered, even with some being openly Satanic) I felt at peace with mine, especially seeing as it wasn't Satanic at all. I even planned to have it touched up/tweaked a bit in the future.

Obviously I understand times change, new information comes to light. Before becoming SS I felt guilt for getting a tattoo since JW's forbid it, quoting a particular scripture about putting marks on our body/temple. Now I hear they have changed their minds.

I gathered (from limited information at the time, from Maxine) that JoS did not condemn tattoos, so I felt alright with the one I got before I found JoS. Now I am seeing this may not be the case, and although I still plan to have this one made right if I already have it, I personally do not regret getting one as others have regretted theirs. Though I have always thought it wise not to have SS symbols and I don't plan to get any more tattoos.

This is not what I expected the responses to be when I clicked on this link. I do respect many of you older members as well as Mageson, and you newer members as well. You have given me much to think about myself. Though I do not see the link between drinking and getting stoned or "holding in your lungs" as long as possible as Stormblopd has said to getting a tattoo from a clean, professional shop, it seems much less physically dangerous and condemnable. This coming from someone who has quit heavy abuse of many forms of drink and drug as well as smoking (was an idiot)... Lol now tattoos.

I felt the same as Fancy, that it wasn't for us to judge. YOUR tattoo shouldn't affect ME or bring out any of my emotional responses such as anger or disgust. And that it was a personal decision, part of expressing ourselves with unique ink. Not to mention some gorgeous art work. Like paintings, but with you.

But I've never thought of it as personal harm either, which I could agree with I just haven't thought of it this way before. Though like Hoodedcobra I would enjoy watching boxing, which I guess is really people harming themselves but for sport. I certainly don't want to offend the Gods, however. I will be giving what you all have said some thought. I do agree for the most part that tattoos are for drawing attention and sometimes superficial.

But to say that someone having a tattoo of something dear to them, perhaps even their deceased child is "stupidity" as Sinastra has said... Doesn't ring logically with me. Also pretty distasteful thing to say. But that could be me being judgemental as well lol.

The egotistical part of me, the lower part, initially reacted with anger, assuming many things that have been said as very judgemental, and against what attracted me to SS way back. However, thinking with my head and not my heart, there are some good nougats of information and valid viewpoints to digest which I will be doing.

Very interesting

Now feeling so conflicted xD

HP Mageson666 wrote:Hail Victory88, statement is honest and practical reality. Tying to attribute this to acting Xian is not an argument against practical reality. You live in a society were millions of people are trained to hate you and wish you evil. And its run by evil jews who want to destroy you. People in the past went as far as cloaking knowledge in Xian symbols to survive. Which is more important then the strange need to have someone draw stuff on you.

If tattoo's were not a waste of time and money then tattoo removal would not be such a big business.

You make fair points. I wasn't trying to imply that Victory's opinion (especially concerning practicality) was Christian in nature. I think I was still hung-up on Aquarius' comment. As far as the practicality, yes, I do agree. And his reasoning behind it (you never know who will see it) is very valid. However, on the other hand, I don't see the harm in getting something that is personal to you added to your body. I know it may seem like a strange concept (likely even sounds a bit delusional), but you are taking this image that acts as a visual representation of a concept that you hold dear, and you are making it a part of yourself. When you have something so significant in your life that you never want to be able to forget it, and to have it be a part of every day of your life until the day that you die, the tattoo you create from it becomes so much more than just a picture.

People often dismiss that sort of thinking as immature or childish ("You'll only feel that way now, and you'll regret it later"). That's very unfair. While it may be true for a substantial portion of people with tattoos, it's not true for all of us. In my case, I personally designed every single piece I have, and every single aspect of each of them (down to location, size, and orientation) is symbolic. A couple of them are in visible locations, but all future pieces will be on my chest or back. I will never get any face, neck, hands, knuckles, legs or feet tattoos, and I don't have anything visible that doesn't look like I could have picked it out of a generic spirituality book. My tattoos are very simple, not overly intricate or elegant, but they hold deep meaning to me.

HP Mageson666 wrote:Lets be honest if you get a tattoo its because you want that attention one way or another. That is why you are having a picture drawn on you. Maybe people need to question why this is so important to them for REAL to the point they will risk themselves to have pictures drawn on them. And not try and rationalize it with feel good claims.

You know there are places on the body that are not usually visible to the average stranger, right? It is possible to get tattoos where only your intimate partners will see, and by that point, they likely know you well enough to understand them to some degree.

HP Mageson666 wrote:Do you really think the Gods want a person to risk themselves for the sake of getting pictures drawn on them.

"Responsibility to the responsible"

[Not trying to be a smartass] I didn't take the left-hand path to deny myself experience out of fear of risk.

HP Mageson666 wrote:Enjoy losing your job.

Most of the people I work with have tattoos. Often more than I do. All of my tattoos are tasteful and unassuming, and I wouldn't be ashamed to have anyone see any of them. Except for the location for some, but that's a different story entirely.

This got cut out of my post by accident. And if I'm out out of line in thought or in double posting, obviously feel free to delete this.

But in SS, where spells are given us which are designed to spiritually manipulate people into falling in love with us, oftentimes against their will, as well as black magic workings that are given and designed to cause great harm or even death to others... I am having a hard time seeing the Gods judging us, by ethical or moral grounds, on artwork we choose to put on our own bodies.

Like I said I respect the heck out of you guys and you may be right. I'm the kind of person who has to think things over, like digest them for a few days when some others may make a quicker determination. Its just hard for me to see things from this point of view right now

Guys you got to stop acting like people disagreeing with you about getting tattoo's is the same as them kicking in the door of the tat place screaming "NOOOOOOOO" while throwing themselves between you and the tat artist. Your getting upset because people are not telling you good things about your tat habit. And then acting like not receiving some validation is being close minded. Maybe your the ones being close minded to honest advice and opinions. Your acting like everyone is supposed to agree with you for some reason.

Most people I know have gotten tat's, its mundane in mainstream society most regret it or just are bored and did it for a cheap thrill that lasted for awhile and then left. Most got them just to show them off hence on the arms, legs, neck, hands, face, chest, upper back, and such. I pointed this out and your attempting to label this jewish psychology on my part and that I am just projecting [which projection and displacement is the core of theJewish psychology of Freud] so even there you employ da juden psychology in your protest of my honest criticism. Let me guess you have a tribal tattoo of Elton John or something.

FancyMancy wrote:[Oh, we're talking about over-the-top tattooing, rather than a picture of something for/from your spouse or your child's/children's name/s on you. I didn't realise that the rule was absolute and for each and every single one and all of them, bar none.

"Maybe my just a superficial person"? Yeah. Good one.

So if wall pictures don't equate to over-the-top tattoo attempts at individuality (in a very conformist manner, of course), then how does a name of your child/ren on you equate to over-the-top tattoos?

Tribal tattoos; body paint; henna; etc. It's all stupid, self-harm, and superficial, apparently.

There is nothing to glorify or romanticize in getting tattoos. But if people did it before knowing better. Not a big deal either.

In the beginning as a ss I got so many tattoos all of 'satanic nature' sigil baphomet etc now years later I regret it and thinkkng of removing them Iv been judged a few times by certain people of being a child of the devil lol so it does sort of expose one in a negative life , silence is golden and more preferable as a ss

FancyMancy wrote: How and why is it stupid, and how and why is it self-harm?

HP Mageson666 wrote:


Tribal tattoos; body paint; henna; etc. It's all stupid, self-harm, and superficial, apparently.

Body paint and henna don't involve bludgeoning your skin hundreds of times with needles. Modern-day tattooing involves that.

TheFlea wrote: But in SS, where spells are given us which are designed to spiritually manipulate people into falling in love with us, oftentimes against their will, as well as black magic workings that are given and designed to cause great harm or even death to others... I am having a hard time seeing the Gods judging us, by ethical or moral grounds, on artwork we choose to put on our own bodies.

It doesn't take a genius to figure out how to create a death spell or a love spell when you know how energy works on a basic level (the three steps of witchcraft). That's what the gods taught us. How to use energy to accomplish your goals and master the universe. If you want to use it to manipulate or kill people, that's how you decided to use it. When the time comes, there will rules put in place. You won't just be able to kill anyone with witchcraft just because you feel like doing it. And each person have their own protections, which means people have the natural resistance to deal with manipulation attempts. The more adept and advanced they are, the more resistance to being manipulated. And not all love spells count as manipulation. Manipulation is when you force someone to do something they don't want to do. Attracting a suitable love partner is not manipulation. Forcing your ex to come back with you while they are in a relationship with someone else, that's manipulation.


Again, how does this compare to self-harm, willing torturing your body with needles? It doesn't.

HP Mageson666 wrote:Most people I know have gotten tat's, its mundane in mainstream society most regret it or just are bored and did it for a cheap thrill that lasted for awhile and then left. Most got them just to show them off hence on the arms, legs, neck, hands, face, chest, upper back, and such. I pointed this out and your attempting to label this jewish psychology on my part and that I am just projecting [which projection and displacement is the core of theJewish psychology of Freud] so even there you employ da juden psychology in your protest of my honest criticism. Let me guess you have a tribal tattoo of Elton John or something.

FancyMancy wrote:[Oh, we're talking about over-the-top tattooing, rather than a picture of something for/from your spouse or your child's/children's name/s on you. I didn't realise that the rule was absolute and for each and every single one and all of them, bar none.

"Maybe my just a superficial person"? Yeah. Good one.

So if wall pictures don't equate to over-the-top tattoo attempts at individuality (in a very conformist manner, of course), then how does a name of your child/ren on you equate to over-the-top tattoos?

Tribal tattoos; body paint; henna; etc. It's all stupid, self-harm, and superficial, apparently.

The good old elton john reference, lol. I once also mentioned the song with the lyrics Everybody's free to feel good, as well, just to remind you.

I don't have any tattoos at all. Now that's interesting, concerning my recent comments regarding tattoos, yes? (I am interested in what a tribal tattoo of reg dwight would look like! )

Interesting territory we're getting into here. I mean you need to be charismatic enough to change the social norms, but also, just because you are charismatic doesn't mean you have the right to fix what ain't broke. The topic of tattoos and punk fashion comes down to taste sometimes. And individualism versus collectivism.

Maybe people should get their tattoos after they commit with down-payments to a career. If you're looking for positions in certain fields that will accept someone of your race and class with tattoos then you're probably in the clear... just test the waters. If you are black for instance and trying to be a clinical psychologist, maybe pass up on the tattoos... Many employers want a more submissive type of personality and are looking for traits like commitment and reliability from potential hires. So if the stereotypes are against you, you're going to have to try extra hard any way.

If you're really self-confident you can also use your charisma to bend the rules a little bit but you have to wait until you have the skills because that charisma only comes from skill. When you have wicked-sick tattoos you have to be seen as "A Legend with a Big Personality" and if you can't keep that up you will start looking like a wannabe, it's just how it is.

I used to dress in very conservative clothes shaved with well kept hair and still got the type of attention that a tattooed individual I thought would draw. So I went ahead and got tattoos because I didn't think it would make me look any more problematic or like a punk. Didn't make a big difference I just have to prove I'm not a liberal to conservatives now.

I've written about my experiences before in the Yahoo groups and the old JoS Forums, but I thought it would be good to mention it here again. I just kept getting nudged to do so. -shrugs-

I used to have Satanic tattoos: sigils of Beelzebub and Satan on my inner arms. The ones of Beelzebub are now completely covered over with another enormous tattoo.

However, when I used to see a Jewess family physician a few years ago, she recognized the sigils of Satan and asked if I had gotten that recently. I said no. I know she is a Jewess because she has religious paraphernalia around in her office, with Hebrew characters.

I was pretty shocked to discover she knew what they were. I was a newer Satanist at that time and thankfully she did not do any malpractice. But I soon sought out a Gentile Asian doctor, who was accepting new patients. And switched over.

I do regret getting those sigils. And I wear long sleeves most of the time.

I had to get my appendix removed under a year ago, and the surgeon really liked the large tattoo that covered the sigils of Beelzebub. He kept admiring it, even saying it was "unprofessional" for him to say that he did, lol.

Now, if he recognized the sigils of Satan that I did not get covered up yet, how do you think he would have reacted instead? Would he even be able to concentrate and get that surgery done, easy and common as it is?

Thankfully he was not working alone but there were two more assistants with him. And the surgery went very smoothly. I am glad he did not recognize the sigils, but there are people out there who do, and it's likely one could be needing their service.

In the JoS Yahoo groups, on a thread about tattoos, Aldrick Strickland posted a link to a sermon by HPS Maxine. I hope they don't mind that I am reposting it here:

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/JoS ... ssages/171

Hail Satan.

Oh, I forgot to also include this sermon that Aldrick posted in the thread about tattoos in the JoS Yahoo groups:

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/JoS ... ssages/340

Bottom line is this get tattoo's if you want but don't get any Satanic or Nazi tattoo's. We have more then one person regret not listening to this advice later on. Don't be the "I 'am different somehow" guy. Because in this world you are not,

Aquarius wrote:

SatanicPsychonaut wrote:I don't see any harm in it. Obviously, though, you don't want to get any tattoos that might get you in trouble. I do plan on getting some sigil tattoos, but they won't be on my arms (or other exposed areas). They also won't be recognizable to anyone that hasn't done research into sigils. A lot of people have religious/spiritual tattoos (I've already got a few), and most people won't think much of it. Mine are personally designed, very heavy on symbolism, but also done in a way that is not off-putting. Rarely do I meet anyone that has any idea what my tattoos mean, but I'm constantly getting comments on how pretty they are. When asked to explain their meanings, I usually just pull out some half-assed Eastern mysticism explanation. Even die-hard Christians are usually down with Buddhists (I used to consider myself a Buddhist, and a lot of my ink reflects spiritual beliefs tied in with Buddhism).

Just don't get "HAIL SATAN" tattooed across your knuckles, or a bunch of edgelord goth "satanic" tattoos.

As soon as I have the money saved up, though, I'm getting a full back piece: the Caduceus with wings, full-sized. It's going to be more intricate and heavier on the symbolism than my others. I also plan on getting a King Cobra tattooed up my left arm (as a kid, I was OBSESSED with the King Cobra, and I really love that it ties into Satanism), as well as the Ouroboros, likely on my left wrist.

And like someone else said: if you're young, wait on it. Pick a design you want and sit on it for at least six months to a year. You don't want to get something permanently tattooed on your skin, just to realize you hate it later on down the road. I don't regret any of my ink, but I also didn't get my first tattoo until I was in my mid-twenties, after debating on my first piece for nearly two years.

You surely don’t have much respect for your body right?

Why u say this? I myself have +10 tattoos, (Father Satan's sigil too). Is this not respecting your body? Or it's eating bad, drink alcool, use drugs and smoke?
Please... Tattoos cannot be compared.

HP Mageson666 wrote:Bottom line is this get tattoo's if you want but don't get any Satanic or Nazi tattoo's. We have more then one person regret not listening to this advice later on. Don't be the "I 'am different somehow" guy. Because in this world you are not,

Very solid advice

YoakeHoshi wrote: I myself have +10 tattoos (Father Satan's sigil too).

Oh okay, you seemed the "type" anyway. How many of them did you get while in a women's correctional facility ?

Sinistra wrote:

YoakeHoshi wrote: I myself have +10 tattoos (Father Satan's sigil too).

Oh okay, you seemed the "type" anyway. How many of them did you get while in a women's correctional facility ?

You are extremely rude, I'm ashamed to even reply to you but I do because you remind me of a person that was here until recently, as I already told you. Oh and...

Sinistra wrote:Don't waste time to pick up a verbal fight with me

using your words, baby

The Sass Sinistra lol. Gonna start calling you sasstra.