SATAN IS OUR GOD

To enter into a successful pact within Real Satanism, one must first understand the magnitude of Satan’s nature.

He should not be approached as a minor spiritual presence, nor reduced to the category of an entity that can simply evoked at will. Satan stands as a deity of equal strength to the Christian God, both being supreme creators of this universe. The essential distinction between them lies not in power, but in character and in the way each relates to those who follow them.

To misunderstand Satan’s place within the greater structure of existence is to misunderstand the relationship itself. He occupies a rightful and formidable place within the universe, and any sincere connection with him must begin with recognition, reverence, and respect.

When approached in this way, Satan can become a constant and guiding presence in one’s life. His influence is not confined to ritual or moments of spiritual intensity. It can become personal, continuous, and deeply integrated into everyday existence.

A common misunderstanding concerns the idea of summoning Satan through ritual.

Satan is not a spirit waiting to be called forth. He is a God.

His communication is therefore more subtle, most often experienced through intuition, dreams, inner perception, and signs whose meaning becomes clearer as spiritual awareness develops. A genuine connection requires more than ritual performance. It demands receptivity, attention, and acceptance.

As that connection deepens, one becomes more capable of recognising the guidance being offered. Intuition sharpens, dreams may acquire greater significance, and certain patterns begin to reveal themselves. Among these, the number 6 holds particular significance within Satan’s context.

If Satan is to occupy a meaningful place in your life, however, he cannot be acknowledged only during extraordinary moments.

Speak to him when you have a need, a desire, a question, or a concern, but do not allow your devotion to exist only in moments of urgency. Daily prayer has its place, yet devotion extends beyond prayer itself. It lies in the continued recognition of his presence throughout ordinary life.

There is a simple human parallel. Few of us appreciate being remembered only when someone needs something from us. We instinctively understand the difference between genuine connection and convenience. The same principle applies here.

Gratitude is equally important.

Every success deserves acknowledgment, even when it appears insignificant beside a larger ambition. Human beings often become so absorbed by what remains unfinished that they fail to recognise what has already been achieved.

A small blessing is still a blessing. Gratitude should not be postponed until something extraordinary happens.

Life itself is impermanent. Periods of happiness pass, and periods of difficulty pass as well. Circumstances change constantly.

What can remain stable is faith and trust in Satan.

For that reason, hardship should not become a cause for distance. When life becomes difficult, the connection with Satan, Lilith, and the princes should deepen rather than weaken.

Some people do the opposite. They interpret adversity as abandonment, blame Satan for their struggles, conclude that their pact has failed, and gradually withdraw from the relationship they once sought to build.

Faith that survives only favourable circumstances is fragile.

The deeper form of faith is the one that remains intact even when circumstances offer no immediate reassurance.

The key lies in allowing this devotion to become natural and consistent: making space for Satan in daily life, speaking to him, seeking his guidance, expressing gratitude, and remaining loyal.

It is a proven truth that those who remain loyal and faithful will always be blessed.

Daily prayer and communication with Satan need not follow a rigid physical form. You may speak to him while sitting, standing, or even lying down.

There is, however, one important principle:

Never approach him on your knees.

This recalls the words famously attributed to Che Guevara:

“The big ones only appear big because we are kneeling before them.”

The relevance of this idea lies in what it expresses about dignity.

Satan does not demand that you diminish yourself in order to acknowledge his greatness.

Reverence does not require humiliation, and devotion does not require self-erasure.

You may recognise the grandeur of a God without abandoning your own dignity.

Satan encourages you to stand upright in his presence.

Even before a God.

SATAN IS ALWAYS PRESENT

Even on a cold, cloudy day, when the sun is hidden and its warmth seems distant, we know it’s still shining, ready to warm the earth once again. In much the same way, Satan’s presence may not always be immediately felt or seen, but we can trust that he is always there, ready to guide and support those who remain loyal and faithful.

Sometimes, it is our own doubts and fears that cloud our ability to sense his presence. But I encourage you to release those doubts and embrace the warmth and energy he offers. The words you speak to Satan are never lost in the vastness of the universe, he always listens, always responds, and always cares. As he once said, "You just need the eyes to see and the ears to hear."

Glory to Satan!

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