NEW GOD RITUALS LIVE: Lilith, Anubis, Furfur

[Satanic warrior]

Would it also be easy for you to change your profile picture? I thought you were another member at first

Would it also be easy for you to change your profile picture? I thought you were another member at first.

Ok I'll try

 

[ANPUMESSES999]

the ritual dedicated to ANUBIS is one of the greatest gifts that a children of ANPU like me could possibly receive ☥

said ritual might also help attract, any other Anubian souls out there...there aren't many, but yes, We do Exist ☥

 

[Hellenic SS]

Ok I'll try

Thank you and sorry about that.

 

[Satanic warrior]

Would it also be easy for you to change your profile picture? I thought you were another member at first.

I have another question about the runes. Like for example you know a rune has 2 names in germanic, Does it matter if I choose to vibrate fe instead of fehu?

 

[Epiphany]

@Hp. Hoodedcobra666 @HPS Lydia

HPs, what do you think about the tradition of saying grace/saying prayers before a meal?
It's associated with xianity in modern times, but it certainly predates abrahamic religion. Is it a silly, benign human tradition or is there a greater significance to it?

Would it be appropriate to "say grace" to Furfur, or maybe another deity?

 

[Hellenic SS]

I have another question about the runes. Like for example you know a rune has 2 names in germanic, Does it matter if I choose to vibrate fe instead of fehu?

It doesn't matter, unless you can't do one of the pronunciations properly. In that case, do the other.

 

[HPS Lydia]

@Hp. Hoodedcobra666 @HPS Lydia

HPs, what do you think about the tradition of saying grace/saying prayers before a meal?
It's associated with xianity in modern times, but it certainly predates abrahamic religion. Is it a silly, benign human tradition or is there a greater significance to it?

Would it be appropriate to "say grace" to Furfur, or maybe another deity?

It does come from Pagan days, especially for feasts during the harvest season and holidays. Thanking the Gods for a bountiful harvest, and for having enough food to feed one's household.

You can do it, or even affirm that the food is healthy for you and that your body is assimilating all the nutrients correctly. I've done this, started doing it when I was new but don't always think to do it.

 

[The Raven]

It does come from Pagan days, especially for feasts during the harvest season and holidays. Thanking the Gods for a bountiful harvest, and for having enough food to feed one's household.

You can do it, or even affirm that the food is healthy for you and that your body is assimilating all the nutrients correctly. I've done this, started doing it when I was new but don't always think to do it.

Holidays probably came from "holy days" and became all corrupted for the normies on some of them.

 

[Abyss]

Here on Furfur's Ritual it may be a crucial mistake: on the Demons/Gods of Hell on JoyofSatan.org it says that Furfur is a DEMONESS NOT A DEMON. In the ritual we can see that it says that (she) is a DEMON. Can someone explain what is the correct information? i've stopped the Ritual after the first set of affirmations and i feel ashamed somehow by this confusion..

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

Here on Furfur's Ritual it may be a crucial mistake: on the Demons/Gods of Hell on JoyofSatan.org it says that Furfur is a DEMONESS NOT A DEMON. In the ritual we can see that it says that (she) is a DEMON. Can someone explain what is the correct information? i've stopped the Ritual after the first set of affirmations and i feel ashamed somehow by this confusion..

This has been explained. This ritual is more related to the "masculine" type energies of creation. You can call it "masculine," expansive/external, electric. Not the same as the "feminine," internal, magnetic type forces. These all are symbolic words for the general way or direction that the forces are acting. So masculine terms are used symbolically to relate to the masculine form of creation.

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

It is like the difference between healing and growing. Or the difference between a plant putting energy into storage inside the roots and making the roots stronger, or using the energy to grow the branches larger outward.