Der Orientale 666
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This concerns both allegorical and literal, but gets probably as Satanic as you can imagine and well...since it is the Year of the Dragon in Chinese calendar, I may as well. The Buddhists, communists and Christians were responsible for banning Taoist incantations and rituals towards these Dragons, whether in allegorical energy form, or the literal Gods.
Many of the spiritual cardinal charts I've seen within Chinese mythology was quite difficult to interpret from a Satanic viewpoint, not sure why but as my spiritual progress and advancement continues, it is getting clarified. I do recall JG Blitzkrieg many times saying that all ancient systems were prone to corruptions and misunderstandings.
This is what many Chinese cardinal charts look like.
Chinese cardinal charts got the north and south pretty-much on point, as they correlate exactly with that of the Cardinal Points on the JoS site.
From Wikipedia, "The Black Dragon (黑龍 Hēilóng), also called "Dark Dragon" or "Mysterious Dragon" (玄龍 Xuánlóng), is the Dragon God of the north and the essence of winter."
From JoS, "The north is associated with the element of earth, the new phase of the moon, the pentagram, darkness, secrecy, and the color black. Some people align their altars to the north."
Concerning the Red Dragon, from Wikipedia - "The Red Dragon (赤龍 Chìlóng or 朱龍 Zhūlóng, literally "Cinnabar Dragon", "Vermilion Dragon") is the Dragon God of the south and of the essence of summer."
From JOS, "Solar energy, the Sun, the color red, the magick wand and the element of fire are associated with the south."
However, the East and West seem flip-flipped, just when speaking in terms of allegories for energies. The association with the seasons too, for the East-West I can't interpret or confirm from a Satanic viewpoint.
White/yellow can also be interpreted as silver/gold. And according to the JoS article on cardinal directions, West is blue and East is silver (or as the Chinese interpreted silver, "white"). An attempted reconstructed Chinese chart would look something like this (at the moment at least, I excluded the East/West seasons due to a lack of knowledge or confirmation on the validity).
When it comes to the actual Gods themselves, the Chinese charts are quite correct since "Qinglong" is the Blue Dragon of the East, which is Satan's color AND direction. The more proper name for the Eastern Sea Dragon King as a literal God is "Ao Guang". I highly believe both Ao Guang and Qinglong to both be allusions to Father Satan since they bear his direction and color.
In addition, Ao Guang is depicted in the mobile game Tower of Saviors very similarly to how one would picture Poseidon/Neptune (who too, are both Lucifer, just in Greco-Roman religion).
I also believe the Heilong or Black Dragon to be associated with Baal Zabul, since north is Baal Zabul's direction and his color is black. Ao Shun is one of the "proper names of the Black Dragon".
As for the Red Dragon, it does also vibe of Lord Azazel, since it's associated with the Summer, and Azazel's is South. I can't confirm who the White Dragon can represent, since not only did the Chinese either interpret them as "Dragon Kings", or modern scholars messed up and falsely assumed them all to be "Kings" when in reality, the Bailong was a Dragon Queen, since Chinese doesn't always distinguish between male and female.
These Dragons in Chinese mythology also commanded legions of lesser Dragons (get the hint yet...lesser Demons?), and their incantations, properties and etc., were recorded in the ancient book known as the Divine Incantations Scripture, a book that much like the Code of Hammurabi and other ancient texts, is no longer available in its purest form. Thanks to distorting of information, Judeo-Christian nutjobs now like to claim that the Divine Incantations of Scripture was some Christian apocolytpic bbiblical bullshit....(I was on caffiene didn't care to spell that right),
When the actual Demons into the picture, again the initial charts start to actually make sense since they align with the directions of the Four Crowned Princes of Hell, as well as the colors for Azazel, Baal Zabul and Father Satan himself.
en.wikipedia.org
Examples of "four-Gods" and "four energy" allegories is endlessly existent in Chinese religion:
Four Holy Beasts
en.wikipedia.org
Four Symbols
en.wikipedia.org
Many of the spiritual cardinal charts I've seen within Chinese mythology was quite difficult to interpret from a Satanic viewpoint, not sure why but as my spiritual progress and advancement continues, it is getting clarified. I do recall JG Blitzkrieg many times saying that all ancient systems were prone to corruptions and misunderstandings.
This is what many Chinese cardinal charts look like.
Chinese cardinal charts got the north and south pretty-much on point, as they correlate exactly with that of the Cardinal Points on the JoS site.
From Wikipedia, "The Black Dragon (黑龍 Hēilóng), also called "Dark Dragon" or "Mysterious Dragon" (玄龍 Xuánlóng), is the Dragon God of the north and the essence of winter."
From JoS, "The north is associated with the element of earth, the new phase of the moon, the pentagram, darkness, secrecy, and the color black. Some people align their altars to the north."
Concerning the Red Dragon, from Wikipedia - "The Red Dragon (赤龍 Chìlóng or 朱龍 Zhūlóng, literally "Cinnabar Dragon", "Vermilion Dragon") is the Dragon God of the south and of the essence of summer."
From JOS, "Solar energy, the Sun, the color red, the magick wand and the element of fire are associated with the south."
However, the East and West seem flip-flipped, just when speaking in terms of allegories for energies. The association with the seasons too, for the East-West I can't interpret or confirm from a Satanic viewpoint.
White/yellow can also be interpreted as silver/gold. And according to the JoS article on cardinal directions, West is blue and East is silver (or as the Chinese interpreted silver, "white"). An attempted reconstructed Chinese chart would look something like this (at the moment at least, I excluded the East/West seasons due to a lack of knowledge or confirmation on the validity).
When it comes to the actual Gods themselves, the Chinese charts are quite correct since "Qinglong" is the Blue Dragon of the East, which is Satan's color AND direction. The more proper name for the Eastern Sea Dragon King as a literal God is "Ao Guang". I highly believe both Ao Guang and Qinglong to both be allusions to Father Satan since they bear his direction and color.
In addition, Ao Guang is depicted in the mobile game Tower of Saviors very similarly to how one would picture Poseidon/Neptune (who too, are both Lucifer, just in Greco-Roman religion).
I also believe the Heilong or Black Dragon to be associated with Baal Zabul, since north is Baal Zabul's direction and his color is black. Ao Shun is one of the "proper names of the Black Dragon".
As for the Red Dragon, it does also vibe of Lord Azazel, since it's associated with the Summer, and Azazel's is South. I can't confirm who the White Dragon can represent, since not only did the Chinese either interpret them as "Dragon Kings", or modern scholars messed up and falsely assumed them all to be "Kings" when in reality, the Bailong was a Dragon Queen, since Chinese doesn't always distinguish between male and female.
These Dragons in Chinese mythology also commanded legions of lesser Dragons (get the hint yet...lesser Demons?), and their incantations, properties and etc., were recorded in the ancient book known as the Divine Incantations Scripture, a book that much like the Code of Hammurabi and other ancient texts, is no longer available in its purest form. Thanks to distorting of information, Judeo-Christian nutjobs now like to claim that the Divine Incantations of Scripture was some Christian apocolytpic bbiblical bullshit....(I was on caffiene didn't care to spell that right),
When the actual Demons into the picture, again the initial charts start to actually make sense since they align with the directions of the Four Crowned Princes of Hell, as well as the colors for Azazel, Baal Zabul and Father Satan himself.
Dragon King - Wikipedia
Examples of "four-Gods" and "four energy" allegories is endlessly existent in Chinese religion:
Four Holy Beasts
Four Holy Beasts - Wikipedia
Four Symbols
