Food offerings?

[Havoc]

When making food offerings on my alter I typically would dispose of it after as it is supposed to be for the Gods. Recently I got some information in Sanatana Dharma after making an offering they would eat it with reverence, and I want to know what the official Satanic doctrine is.

 

[Aquarius]

They don't care about food. It's misinformation.

 

[Niko_is_666]

When making food offerings on my alter I typically would dispose of it after as it is supposed to be for the Gods. Recently I got some information in Sanatana Dharma after making an offering they would eat it with reverence, and I want to know what the official Satanic doctrine is.

It's a tradition, a small ritual for those who aren't spiritually open[those who don't engage in meditation, yoga, SS practices to be exact]. Basically the idea is, the cooked[or raw for some cultures] is presented/offered to be blessed by the divine presence, the divine grace of the Gods, to make it holy/pure to eat, a sort of holy gift from the Gods or a God.
The practice also indirectly or directly[intentions] produces an egregore from the masses towards the offered/presented food, where the food is blessed with pure thoughts by the very people who present the food[common thoughts such as "it cures illness" "gives divine energy" "makes one happy, safe" "protects" etc]. As blessing comes from within as well. Though most new age Pagans don't know about this small bit.

It's not supposed to be disposed, but after a few minutes it's supposed to be eaten with respect[anything edible shouldn't go into the dustbin].

 

[FancyMancy]

I typically would dispose of it

Wasting food and money? It would be better eating it, instead of throwing it away. For offerings to the Gods and Goddesses, Energy is very decent, as are works e.g. on your own advancement, the RTRs, or online warfare.

 

[Havoc]

It's a tradition, a small ritual for those who aren't spiritually open[those who don't engage in meditation, yoga, SS practices to be exact]. Basically the idea is, the cooked[or raw for some cultures] is presented/offered to be blessed by the divine presence, the divine grace of the Gods, to make it holy/pure to eat, a sort of holy gift from the Gods or a God.
The practice also indirectly or directly[intentions] produces an egregore from the masses towards the offered/presented food, where the food is blessed with pure thoughts by the very people who present the food[common thoughts such as "it cures illness" "gives divine energy" "makes one happy, safe" "protects" etc]. As blessing comes from within as well. Though most new age Pagans don't know about this small bit.

It's not supposed to be disposed, but after a few minutes it's supposed to be eaten with respect[anything edible shouldn't go into the dustbin].

It’s more about it being a symbolic gift to the Gods/ Goddesses than receiving a personal blessing, It’s more of a question of the most respectful way to dispose of the offerings.

Offerings to the Gods have a long history in all non abrahamic religions. I don’t believe these people are interacting with egregors because it is said that all of the other Pagan Gods are representing our Gods but with different names, I am willing to believe they would want us to eat the food and not waste it but describing an offending as a waste sounds like Reddit teir atheism.

I am going to try and eat it next time and if they don’t accept the offering that’s ok, I’ll post my results, thanks for the thoughtful reply

 

[Onbael_]

Since the Gods are not physically here, your offering cannot be received in the right way, in practice they cannot eat what you offer, realistically speaking.

Rather than wasting food, you can bless it and eat it yourself.

 

[Niko_is_666]

It’s more about it being a symbolic gift to the Gods/ Goddesses than receiving a personal blessing, It’s more of a question of the most respectful way to dispose of the offerings.

Offerings to the Gods have a long history in all non abrahamic religions. I don’t believe these people are interacting with egregors because it is said that all of the other Pagan Gods are representing our Gods but with different names, I am willing to believe they would want us to eat the food and not waste it but describing an offending as a waste sounds like Reddit teir atheism.

I am going to try and eat it next time and if they don’t accept the offering that’s ok, I’ll post my results, thanks for the thoughtful reply

The Gods are a logical and rational beings. If the offerings are edible or especially of an animal, they wouldn't want it to be disposed off but instead shared and eaten with anyone you can.

Pagan cultures are being infiltrated from ages, these misconceptions such as "killing an animal to offer it to the Gods and dispose it off" in other words "Sacrifice" were injected by the enemy into the weaker societies, even by greys themselves.

Our Gods love animals, I am certain they don't want an animal's death to go in vain especially in their name, they would want it to fill someone's belly rather than rot in the ground. Our Gods do not feed on Death energy. They forbid such practices. If one wants to offer something edible, just cook the food, keep it next to Father Satan's sigil or any Demon's sigil in your temple/astral temple, pray for it to be blessed, and consume it somewhere else after a few minutes.

But imo, an SS does not have to do all this, we are capable of doing something better. Instead you can offer them energy. One can do a thanks giving ritual, a Demon ritual, or simply vibrate their names with positive mood/intentions and send them energy.

I don’t believe these people are interacting with egregors because it is said that all of the other Pagan Gods are representing our Gods but with different names

If for centuries a large group of people who keep believing that a certain offering blesses them with goodness, safety, health, and etc from the Gods, then it certainly has an affect on the offering/gift. Beliefs are basically concrete thoughts that are much closely connected to the soul either temporarily or permanently, these have more energy than the everyday thoughts that come and go, a belief has more power to manifest something. It's why Abrahamism works on hijacking a person's or a group's beliefs.

 

[Havoc]

The Gods are a logical and rational beings. If the offerings are edible or especially of an animal, they wouldn't want it to be disposed off but instead shared and eaten with anyone you can.

Pagan cultures are being infiltrated from ages, these misconceptions such as "killing an animal to offer it to the Gods and dispose it off" in other words "Sacrifice" were injected by the enemy into the weaker societies, even by greys themselves.

Our Gods love animals, I am certain they don't want an animal's death to go in vain especially in their name, they would want it to fill someone's belly rather than rot in the ground. Our Gods do not feed on Death energy. They forbid such practices. If one wants to offer something edible, just cook the food, keep it next to Father Satan's sigil or any Demon's sigil in your temple/astral temple, pray for it to be blessed, and consume it somewhere else after a few minutes.

But imo, an SS does not have to do all this, we are capable of doing something better. Instead you can offer them energy. One can do a thanks giving ritual, a Demon ritual, or simply vibrate their names with positive mood/intentions and send them energy.


If for centuries a large group of people who keep believing that a certain offering blesses them with goodness, safety, health, and etc from the Gods, then it certainly has an affect on the offering/gift. Beliefs are basically concrete thoughts that are much closely connected to the soul either temporarily or permanently, these have more energy than the everyday thoughts that come and go, a belief has more power to manifest something. It's why Abrahamism works on hijacking a person's or a group's beliefs.

I typically kept it to a couple bites of food, so I wasn't throwing out large amounts, it's more sentimental than thinking they need a dead chicken or something stupid like that. But asking them to bless the food still keeps them in my thoughts I just like giving more than taking. I saw a video that said the Gods partake in the food before they bless it, so I suppose it's giving and taking.

I had Astarte bless some herbs before I consumed them (Not cannabis lol) and it felt similar to making an offering so I feel fine proceeding that way, I hear incense is also good to offer because it still fills the room anyway.

I think this guy is pretty legit, He said not to throw out the food and that made me want to ask this,