Question #3665: How to safely get rid of xian jewish filled stuff?

[AskSatanOperator]

Hello JoS.

To make it short, three years ago I broke up with an ex gf and I was at the lowest point in my life (no money, alone, no job, no place to live). So I needed a way to cope and I started to be interested in religion and xianity in particular as a white men in a western country. I met some peoples who introduced me to the church and started going to mass on Sundays and started adult catechism. I never finished catechism (it was pretty boring and I just couldn't accept this jewish filth, as I like to call my self, a natural born anti-semetic (past life?)) and eventually dropped out of the church and never got baptized.

In the mean time I was very zealous and prayed a lot. I bought a bible (which I almost never ever read), a chaplet and some books about xianity, got a cross given to me by a priest and even got a twig (leaves are gone) of a bay tree from the Ashes day. I know I need to bury it or burn it but what about the other stuff? I can't burn them right now as it would be to dangerous for me where I live.
My best bet would be to bury them somewhere quiet (good luck with the winter) or just throw them in the trashes? Would it be safe to just throw that shit in the trashes? Am I at risk of being cursed by a judeo/xian spell? I am not dedicated yet.

Thank you.

 

[Henu the Great]

Don't bury these, but throw them in the trash bin if you can not burn them.

Burying is appropriate for something of ours.

 

[Sonne]

Don't bury these, but throw them in the trash bin if you can not burn them.

Burying is appropriate for something of ours.

Doesn't burning something make it permanent in the astral? I remember reading something like that. Isn't that why we burn the prayer paper in the dedication ritual?

 

[Ol argedco luciftias]

Just throw this shit in the garbage. All of it is garbage anyway.

 

[Onbael_]

Hello JoS.

To make it short, three years ago I broke up with an ex gf and I was at the lowest point in my life (no money, alone, no job, no place to live). So I needed a way to cope and I started to be interested in religion and xianity in particular as a white men in a western country. I met some peoples who introduced me to the church and started going to mass on Sundays and started adult catechism. I never finished catechism (it was pretty boring and I just couldn't accept this jewish filth, as I like to call my self, a natural born anti-semetic (past life?)) and eventually dropped out of the church and never got baptized.

In the mean time I was very zealous and prayed a lot. I bought a bible (which I almost never ever read), a chaplet and some books about xianity, got a cross given to me by a priest and even got a twig (leaves are gone) of a bay tree from the Ashes day. I know I need to bury it or burn it but what about the other stuff? I can't burn them right now as it would be to dangerous for me where I live.
My best bet would be to bury them somewhere quiet (good luck with the winter) or just throw them in the trashes? Would it be safe to just throw that shit in the trashes? Am I at risk of being cursed by a judeo/xian spell? I am not dedicated yet.

Thank you.

Throw them in the bin and don't waste too much time on them.
Many 'christian' objects contain plastic elements specifically so that they release fumes that are harmful to those who burn them.

 

[Onbael_]

Doesn't burning something make it permanent in the astral? I remember reading something like that. Isn't that why we burn the prayer paper in the dedication ritual?

It depends, just think that in Germany they used to burn books by jewish authors, communists, etc... Even in a quite ritualistic way.