ABOUT DAILY PRAYERS

It’s crucial to emphasise that daily prayers are meant for us, not for Satan. We, as individuals, are the ones who need these supplications, not Satan.

During each Satanic daily prayer, a portal opens, and a demon dispatched by Satan attends to our needs. Each day's prayer is dedicated to a specific aspect of our lives, and the demon assesses that area's state of affairs to provide appropriate assistance.

This process works on the principle of vibration, where Satan evaluates our devotion, commitment, and loyalty to him based on our frequency. Hence, it is essential to disconnect from worldly distractions and engage in a daily ritual with our God. Daily prayer is not an act of charity; it forms a crucial part of our spiritual practice and connection with the divine.

While rituals such as candle lighting, drawing pentagrams, and evocations are valuable practices, they should not replace daily prayers, which serve as the foundation of our spiritual practice. Daily prayers are sacred rituals that allow us to grow, express our wishes, give thanks, and even channel our sexual energy towards Satan, if you prefer, asking that it be redirected towards our desires.

Daily prayer is a significant moment of connection with the deity who constantly watches over us. Some may see committing to daily prayer as a burden, but it is important to recognise the reciprocal nature of this commitment. If we seek ongoing protection and guidance from a God, it is only fair to offer daily devotion in return. The duration of this devotion can vary depending on individual needs, ranging from a few minutes to longer periods.

To receive from Satan, it is imperative to offer him devotion and service. This is a reciprocal relationship of giving and receiving, and honestly, he does not even ask for much.

Satan is all-knowing and all-powerful, discerning the sincerity of his followers’ hearts and intentions. Therefore, it is crucial to approach devotion and service with honesty and loyalty.

Glory to Satan!

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