Help on burning jewish books and christian bibles as ritual

[Shemsu]

I was wondering a long time ago about a similar situation involving some bibles. Didn't burn the books, made a slightly different choice. I just threw them in the trash. Looking back I think there might have been a few better options. I would suggest either ripping each page and crumpling it as part of a ritual (thus preventing anyone from saving it from its fate) then giving that pile of paper for recycling or if you heat your residence with a wood burning stove or fireplace just getting some calories from the damn thing. Maybe use it for packaging fragile items or anything that needs paper really. You could make a slurry out of it than let it dry on top of something to make a sculpture. I know that's not what you had in mind but think about it. What would burning books accomplish apart from polluting the atmosphere and producing some warmth? It may as well be used for something and you get to destroy it in the process. That's all I could think of from the top of my head. I'm sure you can think of many other uses for unwanted books. Guten nacht

 

[Voice of Enki [JG]]

I was wondering a long time ago about a similar situation involving some bibles. Didn't burn the books, made a slightly different choice. I just threw them in the trash. Looking back I think there might have been a few better options. I would suggest either ripping each page and crumpling it as part of a ritual (thus preventing anyone from saving it from its fate) then giving that pile of paper for recycling or if you heat your residence with a wood burning stove or fireplace just getting some calories from the damn thing. Maybe use it for packaging fragile items or anything that needs paper really. You could make a slurry out of it than let it dry on top of something to make a sculpture. I know that's not what you had in mind but think about it. What would burning books accomplish apart from polluting the atmosphere and producing some warmth? It may as well be used for something and you get to destroy it in the process. That's all I could think of from the top of my head. I'm sure you can think of many other uses for unwanted books. Guten nacht

There's nothing wrong with ritualistically burning these things. The pollution is so minuscule, it is entirely inconsequential.

Also, why would you package some fragile stuff with ripped out bible pages?

Imagine being a Spiritual Satanist and sending someone a package filled to the brim with crumpled up bible verses.

Ridiculous.


Just burn it, or destroy it in such a way it becomes unsalvageable before throwing it away.

Why keep it around in your environment? Such a disgusting thing.

Perhaps if it can get recycled, it may be fine due to the factory processing removing any trace of its previous worthlessness, so perhaps throw it in the recycle bin after shredding it through a paper shredder.

Hail Satan!

 

[Crystallized Mushroom]

lovely bonfire material the warmth does provide one good thing in return after all and mixing the ashes with water and adding them to soil or plants or compost is great also.

i have read that burning enemy objects and materials like their books and such releases negative energy though

 

[Shemsu]

I was wondering a long time ago about a similar situation involving some bibles. Didn't burn the books, made a slightly different choice. I just threw them in the trash. Looking back I think there might have been a few better options. I would suggest either ripping each page and crumpling it as part of a ritual (thus preventing anyone from saving it from its fate) then giving that pile of paper for recycling or if you heat your residence with a wood burning stove or fireplace just getting some calories from the damn thing. Maybe use it for packaging fragile items or anything that needs paper really. You could make a slurry out of it than let it dry on top of something to make a sculpture. I know that's not what you had in mind but think about it. What would burning books accomplish apart from polluting the atmosphere and producing some warmth? It may as well be used for something and you get to destroy it in the process. That's all I could think of from the top of my head. I'm sure you can think of many other uses for unwanted books. Guten nacht

There's nothing wrong with ritualistically burning these things. The pollution is so minuscule, it is entirely inconsequential.

Also, why would you package some fragile stuff with ripped out bible pages?

Imagine being a Spiritual Satanist and sending someone a package filled to the brim with crumpled up bible verses.

Ridiculous.


Just burn it, or destroy it in such a way it becomes unsalvageable before throwing it away.

Why keep it around in your environment? Such a disgusting thing.

Perhaps if it can get recycled, it may be fine due to the factory processing removing any trace of its previous worthlessness, so perhaps throw it in the recycle bin after shredding it through a paper shredder.

Hail Satan!

Come on people, where's your sense of humor? You take everything so seriously. What I meant to say is that the objects themselves are usually devoid of any energy or meaning (except if they were consecrated by a priest) so they can potentially be used to get something done instead of burning them. I don't think it's wrong to burn them, I was just giving ideas, although I knew the op probably wouldn't like them. So anything he chooses to do will ultimately be ok.

 

[Shemsu]

Maybe use it for packaging fragile items or anything that needs paper really.

I don't get this. looks like You don't get the point. I want to burn them in the cauldron so maybe it's possible to use the hashes for some additional black magic instead of trowing them inside the WC. (as they will end up after this for sure)

BTW looks like that a part of Maxime and few members which have some knowledge, the majority of people here are fags or delusional. FTRS should be intended to be used on quality, not on quantity, as often I read people doing repetition without meaning. :lol:

Last time been on a top of a volcano to use a FTR to curse them, this time I want to burn their book in a copper cauldron for example. The meaning and the potential of the effort is more important, I suggest.

And looks like here a lot of people are just narcissistic, i bet they end up in churches at the EoD... :roll: or having compassion for the enemy .

They will not have compassion on you as they already treating you as cattle.

Anyone with some witchcraft experience can suggest something more to this ritual ? :twisted:

I do understand you intention and feelings but you need to chill mate. Direct and channel your hate properly. Also, no one here is attacking you so why call the majority of people here delusional, narcissistic or "fags", I mean seriously?
Please be safe while burning books.