A statute of self seteem?

[seeker.o]

„O yea that have believed in me, honor my symbol and my image, for they remind you of me.“
-- Satan (Al Jilwah, Chapter V)

Since Satan created us in his image does the quotation above imply we should think of ourselves as his representatives/symbols in a sense and take good care of our selves accordingly? / Is this also a direct command for self respect (besides respecting sacred animals and symbols) ?

 

[Magus Immortalis]

That's a good question. I personally would say yes, because in my personal experience, my Guardians want me to eat healthier, and become fit and stronger than I am now.
There's no limit to how strong you can be, physically, mentally or spiritually.
Hail Satan!

On Thursday, July 5, 2018, 4:57:30 p.m. EDT, seeker.o@... [JoyofSatan666] <[email protected] wrote:

  „O yea that have believed in me, honor my symbol and my image, for they remind you of me.“
-- Satan (Al Jilwah, Chapter V)

Since Satan created us in his image does the quotation above imply we should think of ourselves as his representatives/symbols in a sense and take good care of our selves accordingly? / Is this also a direct command for self respect (besides respecting sacred animals and symbols) ?

 

[thisisafalsealias]

Our very bodies and souls are symbols of Satan so it's offensive to intentionally damage the body. That doesn't just mean drugs but it also means putting yourself in excessive physical risks, for people who think they're tough shit.
Satan is not just a very large and intelligent being, he exceeds us humans so far in advancement that we do not approach him as anything but God himself. He is not quite like the Demons, but the Demons are much closer to Satan than are we. It is the most offensive to our guardian demons when we treat our bodies poorly because they are the ones who are out there actively working hard to save us.

 

[seeker.o]

Thanks for your answers! Hail Satan!