9 Satanic Commandments of Lavey Anton
It’s worth noting that the nine Satanic commandments by Lavey Anton do not promote acts of violence or harm towards others, but rather focus on individualism, personal accountability, and the power of the self.
The faithful gods have scolded and abused each other throughout the history of the earth. Each of these beings, together with their priests and ministers, tried to find wisdom in their own lies. But the time of the ice age in the great structure of human existence is limited. The gods of tainted wisdom had their own saga and their millennium has become a reality. Each with his “divine path to paradise” accused others of heresy and spiritual imprudence. The Ring of the Nibelungen bears an eternal damnation, but only because those who seek it think in terms of “good and evil”, while always putting themselves on the side of “good”.
They turn the gods of the past into devils in order to survive on their own. Their feeble ministers play a devilish game to fill temples and buy out church mortgages. However, they have studied “orthodoxy” for too long, and what poor and ignorant devils they themselves have become, And they join hands in a “brotherly” union in their despair to reach Valhalla for their last ecumenical council. “The twilight of the gods is approaching from the darkness.” The crows of night fly to summon Loki, who ignites Valhalla with the flaming trident of Hell. And the twilight of the gods fell. A glow of new light rises from the night and Lucifer ascends to proclaim: “This is the age of Satan! Satan rules the world!” The unrighteous gods are dead.
This is a morning of magic and undefiled wisdom. FLESH will prevail and the great Temple will be built and consecrated to her glory. Man’s salvation should no longer depend on his self-denial. And let it be known that the world of flesh and life will be the greatest preparation for any and all eternal delights.
Satanic Commandments (Nine)
The below Satanic Commandments are not to be taken in the sense of Torah given rather the Satanic commandments are positive instructions to the practitioners. A satanic cult has no connection with these.
1-Satan represents indulgence, not abstinence!
2-Satan personifies the essence of life instead of unrealizable spiritual dreams.
3-Satan represents undefiled wisdom instead of hypocritical self-deception!
4-Satan represents mercy for those who deserve it, instead of love wasted on flatterers!
5-Satan represents revenge, and does not turn the other cheek after a blow!
6-Satan represents responsibility to those in charge instead of being involved with spiritual vampires.
7-Satan presents man as just another animal, sometimes better, more often even worse than those who walk on four legs; an animal that due to its “divine, spiritual and intellectual development” has become the most dangerous of all animals!
8-Satan personifies all so-called sins because they lead to physical, mental and emotional satisfaction!
9-Satan has been the best friend of the Church at all times, supporting her business all these years!
Lucifer The Roman God
The Roman god, Lucifer, was the bearer of light, the spirit of the air, the personification of enlightenment. In Christian mythology (gospel), however, he became synonymous with evil, which, incidentally, is natural to expect from a religion whose very existence is based on vague definitions and imaginary values! The time has come to correct the scriptures.
False morality and occult inaccuracies must be corrected and changed. As attractive as many stories of devil worship may be, they must be taken for what they really are – complete absurdity. They say that “the truth will set people free.” However, by itself, the truth will not free anyone. Doubt alone brings the release of thoughts. Without the miraculous element of doubt, the door through which truth passes would be tightly closed, impenetrable to the strongest blows of a thousand Lucifers. Quite understandable why the Holy Scriptures refer to the Infernal Monarch as the “Father of Lies” – Another good example of a character flipping.
If anyone believes in the theological statement that the Devil personifies deceit, then, undoubtedly, he must also agree that it is HE, the DEVIL, and not God, who founded all spiritual religions and wrote all the holy Bibles! One doubt will follow another, and the bubble that has grown out of accumulated delusions threatens to explode. For those who begin to doubt the truth taken on faith, this book is a revelation. And then Lucifer will rise. It’s time to doubt!
The bubble of deceit explodes and the sound of this explosion echoes around the world! that the Devil personifies deceit, then, undoubtedly, he must agree with the fact that it was HE, the DEVIL, and not God, who founded all spiritual religions and wrote all the holy Bibles! One doubt will follow another, and the bubble that has grown out of accumulated delusions threatens to explode. For those who begin to doubt the truth taken on faith, this book is a revelation.
And then Lucifer will rise. It’s time to doubt! The bubble of deceit explodes and the sound of this explosion echoes around the world! that the Devil personifies deceit, then, undoubtedly, he must agree with the fact that it was HE, the DEVIL, and not God, who founded all spiritual religions and wrote all the holy Bibles! One doubt will follow another, and the bubble that has grown out of accumulated delusions threatens to explode.
For those who begin to doubt the truth taken on faith, this book is a revelation. And then Lucifer will rise. It’s time to doubt! The bubble of deceit explodes and the sound of this explosion echoes around the world! It’s time to doubt! The bubble of deceit explodes and the sound of this explosion echoes around the world! It’s time to doubt! The bubble of deceit explodes and the sound of this explosion echoes around the world!
Satanic Commandments
SOURCE: The Satanic Bible 1969 Lavey Anton
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Straight from the Devil: Holy Books in Contemporary Satanism
Eugene V. Gallagher
At first glance, Anton Szandor LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan and author of The Satanic Bible, hardly seems to fit in with the visionaries and prophets already discussed. Unlike Joseph Smith or Matthew Philip Gill, he does not claim that his religious pronouncements have been authorized by visionary experiences. Nor does he claim to reveal for the first time episodes from history that will forever alter our understanding of both the past and the present. Unlike David Koresh, he does not claim to have come to the realization that he was one of the figures described in the Bible, and unlike the “Chosen Vessel” he does not claim to be continuing and extending the prophetic mission of a predecessor. Neither does LaVey spend much time at all on developing proper translations or novel interpretations of the Bible. Nonetheless, LaVey did formally found a new church and issue a text with at least some pretensions to authoritative, scriptural status. Many who identify themselves as Satanists claim to have commenced their progress toward self-understanding with an encounter with The Satanic Bible.
Current representatives of the Church of Satan clearly treat LaVey’s Bible as an authoritative text. But, unlike
many prophetic figures, LaVey insistently rejects any grounding of his authority in commerce with the supernatural. He consistently attributes what he has to say to insight rather than revelation.
The Satanic Bible,
One thing stands sure: the standards, philosophy and practices set forth on these pages are those employed by the most self-realized and powerful humans on earth. In the secret thoughts of each man and woman, still
motivated by sound and unclouded minds, resides the potential of the Satanist, as always has been.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
1-James R. Lewis, “Who Serves Satan? A Demographic and Ideological Profile,” Marburg Journal of Religious Studies 6 (2001): 1–25.
2-Anton Szandor LaVey, The Devil’s Notebook (Venice, CA: Feral House, 1992)
3-Max Weber, “Charismatic Authority and Its Routinization,” in S. N. Eisenstadt, ed., Max Weber on Charisma and Institution Building (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1968)
4-Max Weber, The Sociology of Religion, Ephraim Fischoff, trans., (Boston, MA: Beacon Press, 1963)
5-Bruce Lincoln, Holy Terrors: Thinking About Religion After September 11, 2nd ed. (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2006)
5-Wilfred Cantwell Smith, What Is Scripture? A Comparative Approach (Minneapolis, MN: Fortress Press, 1993)