The Gods #76936 God

[AskSatanOperator]

I have a deep admiration and respect for the gods and goddesses. Their wisdom, power, and level of advancement fascinate me. I am especially grateful to Zeus, as he guided me during difficult times and helped me become strong. I owe him a lot. However, these feelings are not the same as love. It's not like the love I once had for Allah.

The love I felt for Allah was much more emotional, sincere, and intense. But the result of that love was pain and disappointment. I was a child, and I was taught that this was a test. The heavy trials from that false god drove me to the brink of madness. But Zeus showed me the way and lifted me up.

Perhaps that is why I can’t establish the same emotional connection with the gods and goddesses now. I don't want to submit to them; I want to stand by them and draw inspiration from their guidance. Their level of advancement and wisdom excites me, but this feeling is not emotional love; it’s more of a pursuit of wisdom and admiration.

I can’t help but ask myself: Are these feelings really love? Or have I changed the meaning of love? I love them, but not with the same emotional intensity as before. Is what I feel wrong?

My mind is confused. I still haven’t fully understood what it means to love. Maybe it’s because I’m still young and haven’t reached maturity yet. But all I know is that my admiration and respect for the gods and goddesses are infinite. Perhaps my perspective on love has changed, and that’s why I’m having trouble understanding what I’m feeling.

Love, my siblings... Does the feeling I have for the gods and goddesses count as love? If not, how can I develop love for them? Is there something wrong with what I’m doing?

Also, can I refer to Zeus as "Light"? Since he is a guide to me, I like calling him "Light." I also refer to him as "Light" when I write about him.

I hope there’s nothing wrong in my writing. If my way of thinking is wrong, please attribute it to my youth!

 

[OttoHart]

1. Words are ultimately just words. Words can't perfectly encapsulate or describe feelings such as love. Yes, if you were Muslim and were programmed into that system (likely not just in this life, but for many past lives), a lot of things have to be reconciled, and it will be quite a journey.
Your natural home is with the Gods, as a non-jewish soul, and you will eventually feel and understand this. Do not be hard on yourself, let this unfold over time and know that the Gods do understand your mental state better than you do, so they will never consider it disrespectful.

We can't answer your question on love directly, but I think this explanation of "don't overthink it, just let change happen" is sufficient.

2. "Zeus Lucifer" is a title that I've used before, and works quite well, with the same symbolism. The name you chose is fine, if you don't have some sort of aversion for other names and use this one as an excuse. Ultimately, there is room for personal variation and what you will connect best to depends on many factors.

 

[OttoHart]

I also wanted to add a detail that might help you feel better and understand Zeus better:
The jews own nothing, and made nothing.

With very slight exceptions that are completely soulless Enemy garbage, most of abrahamic religion is stolen.

In the case of "Allah", this is a weakened title of the high masculine God of pre-Islamic Arabia, "Al Ilah", or in literal translation "the highest".
If you are Arabic in race, you might have an attraction to the Al-Ilah name of Zeus.

 

[MT88]

The emotional connection to the enemy thoughtform (allah) will weaken and completely dissipate as you grow closer to the Gods and Goddesses and realize the stark difference between the two sides. It's like the trauma of a breakup, you may meet somebody else immediately after that's better for you in every way compared to the first relationship. But it's that lingering emotional ties to the first relationship that holds you back from fully embracing and loving the next one with complete enthusiasm. Does that make sense? Any deep and meaningful connection takes time to create...

I found this article that I'm reading over again and sharing it here:

Spiritual Satanism: Healing, Cleaning, Dealing With Life Negativity

 

[Symmachos-ZEUS/SHAITAN]

I have a deep admiration and respect for the gods and goddesses. Their wisdom, power, and level of advancement fascinate me. I am especially grateful to Zeus, as he guided me during difficult times and helped me become strong. I owe him a lot. However, these feelings are not the same as love. It's not like the love I once had for Allah.

The love I felt for Allah was much more emotional, sincere, and intense. But the result of that love was pain and disappointment. I was a child, and I was taught that this was a test. The heavy trials from that false god drove me to the brink of madness. But Zeus showed me the way and lifted me up.

Perhaps that is why I can’t establish the same emotional connection with the gods and goddesses now. I don't want to submit to them; I want to stand by them and draw inspiration from their guidance. Their level of advancement and wisdom excites me, but this feeling is not emotional love; it’s more of a pursuit of wisdom and admiration.

I can’t help but ask myself: Are these feelings really love? Or have I changed the meaning of love? I love them, but not with the same emotional intensity as before. Is what I feel wrong?

My mind is confused. I still haven’t fully understood what it means to love. Maybe it’s because I’m still young and haven’t reached maturity yet. But all I know is that my admiration and respect for the gods and goddesses are infinite. Perhaps my perspective on love has changed, and that’s why I’m having trouble understanding what I’m feeling.

Love, my siblings... Does the feeling I have for the gods and goddesses count as love? If not, how can I develop love for them? Is there something wrong with what I’m doing?

Also, can I refer to Zeus as "Light"? Since he is a guide to me, I like calling him "Light." I also refer to him as "Light" when I write about him.

I hope there’s nothing wrong in my writing. If my way of thinking is wrong, please attribute it to my youth!

Create relationships with the gods and let positive feelings ripen without forcing them.