r/satanists • u/Fallenmountain • 23h ago
Any bands similar sounding to Twin Temple?
I need recommendations for Satanic bands or music.
r/satanists • u/Fallenmountain • 23h ago
I need recommendations for Satanic bands or music.
r/satanists • u/DotSecret2500 • 6d ago
Question About a LaVey Quote
Okay, a popular quote by Doktor LaVey is, “Satanists are born, not made.”
Does this mean I can’t be a Satanist if, during certain times in my life, I wavered from believing in and living by the ethos of Satanism after reading The Satanic Bible?
I have read it again twice lately, and it’s like reading it with fresh eyes. When I’m sane, on medication, and more sober minded, it seems to be a natural way of viewing the world to me. It feels like things I’ve known and agreed with since I’ve read it, but due to weaknesses allowed myself to doubt to the point I left the boundaries of Satanism.
If I come back within those boundaries and alter my behavior, would I qualify for the title of Satanists? Could I still be said to be Satanic by nature if at times I’ve gone against my nature?
r/satanists • u/Bodhisatwat92 • 12d ago
As most people associated with Satanism know, a sub group broke off from the Church of Satan known as the Temple of Set. I heard either another satanist or one of the members of the temple of set claim that at the start of the church of Satan there was more of a spiritual element instead of pure materialism, but as the Church continued it started focusing only on the materialist aspect. Is there any truth to this claim?
r/satanists • u/DownBadKcD • 21d ago
so I’m new to the whole satanist religion but I’ve grown up around everything around it because of my father but I have some question.
when I was a child about 9-10 my dad did a satanic prayer for protection from whatever I need it for but ever since then I’ve noticed animals have looked at me weird always but for some reason no matter the animal they trust me like for instance my friend has a rescue dog that was rescued from an abusive male and 10 minutes after meeting the dog it was cuddling up to me and everything but trusts no other man
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r/satanists • u/Living_Attitude1822 • Jun 17 '26
I hope the Satanic Temple never gets power. And I hope that if they ever do, the following poem doesn’t have to be adapted as I’ve written it. Yet I think the following is a fair warning:
First the Satanic Temple came for the Christians
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Christian
Then the Satanic Temple came for the Muslims
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Muslim
Then the Satanic Temple came for the Hindus
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Hindu
Then the Satanic Temple came for the Deists
And I did not speak out
Because I was not a Deist
Then the Satanic Temple came for me
And there was no one left
To speak out for me
r/satanists • u/akittenbyanothername • Jun 16 '26
Hi! Just wondering about theistic satanism. I've read the satanic bible but I'd like more human opinions and thoughts i guess? I'm genuinely wondering because I've gotten different answers and am now confused.
How is theistic Satanism a thing when it's written as atheistic? I've spoken with a few Satanists who just fully discredit theistic Satanism. Saying its just something else. While I've had a few theistic Satanists say that theism is completely valid and just a branch of Satanism.
Im aware of Luciferiansm and Demonolatry, but I wanna focus on Satanism and theistic Satanism simply to inform myself and gain knowledge.
So, is theistic Satanism an actual form of Satanism? Or was the word theistic just added by those who follow the general Satanic theology but weren't atheists?
r/satanists • u/Archon_Jade • Jun 01 '26
This Wednesday at 4 PM, I'll be publishing the first sermon from the Triumvirate of the Dawn:
What Does It Mean To Be A Satan?
One of the ideas explored in the sermon is the history of the word satan itself.
In the Hebrew Bible, ha-satan was not originally a personal name. It referred to an adversary, challenger, or accuser. Over time, Satan, Lucifer, Lilith, Leviathan, and other figures became associated with rebellion, forbidden knowledge, autonomy, and resistance to imposed authority.
The sermon explores how I interpret those symbols within the Triumvirate of the Dawn and why I believe being a Satan is defined more by actions and values than by adherence to any single organization or tradition.
Whether you agree or disagree, I'm interested in hearing other Satanists' perspectives on the meaning of ha-satan, the role of the adversary, and what, if anything, unites the many forms of modern Satanism.
Premieres Wednesday at 4 PM MDT (22 UTC, I think)
https://youtu.be/dnIVPKRZViw
r/satanists • u/headfullofsleep • May 30 '26
I've been working 40 plus hours a week recently as a part time salesman and it's been taxing to say the least. My hours will start to slow down buuut!
What are some holidays I can absolutely ask off for religious reasons!
Oh and as a bonus I'm studying occultism and magic since my mother is a wiccan, if you have any book recommendations to read id appreciate those too.
Have a wonderful day!
r/satanists • u/The_Devil_is_Black • May 23 '26
I normally try to celebrate the longest night with a little ritual and a swig of rum once the sun goes down. Do y'all consider the winter solstice a Satanic holiday?
r/satanists • u/Fair_Doughnut3809 • May 17 '26
I'm actually very new to demonolatry, but I've always felt drawn to the occult. Never knew why, just was. I've also have always been clairvoyant but off and on throughout my life I've periodically tried to suppress it but I've always been drawn back. Anyways, recently I came across Demonolatry literature and discovered the Ars Goetia and learned about the dukante hierarchy. I almost instantly felt drawn to Dantalion, his hynn (which has been looping in my head nonstop), and his symbol. Then shortly after I started feeling drawn to Gusion and then Astaroth, in that order.
So my question is, would there be any reason for this? Has anyone else ever had similar experiences?
r/satanists • u/Rleuthold • May 10 '26
r/satanists • u/ZsoltEszes • May 02 '26
I meant to post this yesterday, but was too busy having fun and celebrating the holiday. Which serves as a reminder... don't get so caught up in social media and online drama that you forget to go out and LIVE (aka "touch grass"). And, as Magus Gilmore makes clear in his post, the Church of Satan is still very much ALIVE—despite what plebs not "in the know" may say.
Hail the Church of Satan!
Hail Anton LaVey!
Hail you!
Hail Satan! 🤘🏻😈🍻
r/satanists • u/Rleuthold • Apr 29 '26
As the person has me blocked and is restricting comments to control his narrative:
While I've made it ABSOLUTELY NO SECRET that I dislike this person, what you don't do is attack something beyond a person's control
To quote Kain from Soul Reaver 2
"Hate me, but do it honestly"
r/satanists • u/No-Character-2414 • Apr 25 '26
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r/satanists • u/ZsoltEszes • Apr 20 '26
@ u/_Vykthor_
For a Satanist who desires a ritual to declare their realization (like you said, not a "conversion") and dedication to living a Satanic life, there are a couple of options.
First, since you are a minor, start with the Church of Satan Youth Communiqué. It has an easy ritual you can use for this purpose.
Once you're a legal adult, there's a "baptism" ritual in LaVey's book, The Satanic Rituals. It's designed for group ritual but, with some creativity and rewording, it can be tweaked to serve as a powerful solo ritual.
r/satanists • u/VaqueroMacheteMetal • Apr 06 '26
Hello, as the title says, I'm a Norse Pagan who wants to understand nore about Satanism with a few questions for those who follow it. Rest assured, I am non-judgmental and won't try to convert anyone, and am semi-familiar with this as I happen to have a friend who is a LaVeyan Satanist.
Are you theistic or atheistic, and what spoke to you about Satanism as a worldview/faith?
Are there any other kinds or groups of Satanists and Satanism aside from the theistic, atheistic, and LaVeyan views? If so, please explain them to me.
How does Satanism affect your daily lifestyle?
I may have more questions later on, but for now, these are my current ones. Feel free to ask me any questions back!
r/satanists • u/mnstn666 • Apr 04 '26
Does anybody have that image where there was a few people advertising Christianity with signs and right next to them was a few satanists giving out free hugs? And the christians looked disappointed
r/satanists • u/lp_rj • Mar 31 '26
r/satanists • u/PsychologicalBrush35 • Mar 20 '26
I have been a Gnostic and Theistic Luciferian Priest for 6 years, a Theistic Satanist for 8 years, a Wiccan versed in Neopaganism for 16 years, and a Left-Hand Path follower for 18 years.
"That's right, you really need to win.
Life is like a great orchestra; it can be a theatrical piece of tragedy or comedy, depending on the person's taste, focus, and goals, and circumstances vary from moment to moment!
🔥The Flame within Flame whose primary essence is Supreme Illumination, whose primacy lies in the Apex of Transcendence in Fiery Light and the purest Darkness.🔥
The Archetype of the Light Bearer is represented as a Supernova within our living organism and metabolism in the individual unconscious, as true Self-Empowerment. Lucifer, be it Satan, Horus, Hēlēl Ben Shahar, Phosphoro, Venus, Star of the Dawn of the New Millennium.
The Draconic Chimera of Haxän
r/satanists • u/TheAlphax13 • Mar 20 '26
Anyone have access to the real cortex book or scriptures to read or know where to find them?