Alcohol as an Offering

[Sean1]

I have a quick question relating to making offerings to demons. This last halloween was my birthday, so I decided it would be a good time to start a habit of thanksgiving rituals. I didn't have access to the "official" ritual on the JoS site, but since I kept hearing about how intention was more important than details I decided to wing it. I started by getting my thoughts regarding Satan on paper, then meditating, then mentally reading the letter whilst trying to affix Satan in my mind. Then the letter was burned and after a quick moment of pensive silence and I poured myself a shot of vodka and put the intent that in drinking it I was sealing a pact between myself and the old gods. After that, I poured a second shot and offered it as a gift to my GD. I left the shot on my improvised alter for 24 hours then disposed of it in a respectful fashion.

Here's where I have a problem. I'm not a very good meditator. My mind is undisciplined and rather noisy, as I have an active imagination and sometimes when bored I play music in my head almost like a portable music player. Because of this, I never know when I'm being spoken to by my subconscious, a demon, or anything else. It all feels like common stray thought.

Now to the point. Since I can't hear demons or see energy almost at all, I can't tell if my offering was accepted or seen as a slight against Satan. I could very well have gone and forgotten an important rule here. Please let me know if anything described here would be thought of as disrespectful. Also, if you have any tips for silencing your mind (other than void meditation, which I should really be practicing more) please let me know.

 

[seekingtofindtruth]

Concerning your ritual, I cannot answer those questions, because I honestly do not know the answers to them. However, in reference to you not being able to quiet your mind, I can make a few suggestions.

I use to have the same problem (extreme random thoughts, never any peace). I stumbled onto a book a while ago dealing with meditations, and it had a section in there about quieting the mind in order to focus and concentrate better. It basically said that our minds will attempt to interject during meditations because it is the mind and body's way of letting you know issues/problems that you need to deal with.

It also suggested that when ever these thoughts enter your mind during meditations, do not try to push them away because it will only make them project stronger next time. Whenever an issue or thought comes to the surface, acknowledge it. Deal with the emotions it brings, questions it's asking, etc. Then slowly release it from your mind. Eventually, these issues will cease to bother you as frequently, and you should be able to quiet your mind easier.

You may try doing what I call a "clearing" meditation before you start on any of your Satanic meditations daily. What I do is set aside about hirty minutes or so before I start any Satanic Meditations. I sit comfortably, play some light music in the background and mentally ask my mind and body "what do you want to tell me?" Then just let the thoughts come. Handle each one as it comes to you. After a few minutes, you will start to see your mind quieting down. Once this happens, then I start the Satanic Meditations.

Just a thought, but it might work for you. Good luck.

Hail Satan!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Sean" <Sean_of_doom@... wrote:

I have a quick question relating to making offerings to demons. This last halloween was my birthday, so I decided it would be a good time to start a habit of thanksgiving rituals. I didn't have access to the "official" ritual on the JoS site, but since I kept hearing about how intention was more important than details I decided to wing it. I started by getting my thoughts regarding Satan on paper, then meditating, then mentally reading the letter whilst trying to affix Satan in my mind. Then the letter was burned and after a quick moment of pensive silence and I poured myself a shot of vodka and put the intent that in drinking it I was sealing a pact between myself and the old gods. After that, I poured a second shot and offered it as a gift to my GD. I left the shot on my improvised alter for 24 hours then disposed of it in a respectful fashion.

Here's where I have a problem. I'm not a very good meditator. My mind is undisciplined and rather noisy, as I have an active imagination and sometimes when bored I play music in my head almost like a portable music player. Because of this, I never know when I'm being spoken to by my subconscious, a demon, or anything else. It all feels like common stray thought.

Now to the point. Since I can't hear demons or see energy almost at all, I can't tell if my offering was accepted or seen as a slight against Satan. I could very well have gone and forgotten an important rule here. Please let me know if anything described here would be thought of as disrespectful. Also, if you have any tips for silencing your mind (other than void meditation, which I should really be practicing more) please let me know.

 

[corpsedefiled]

some good ideas that have helped me to clear my mind are to move my eyes from left to right back to right in on swift motion as if I was earasing a chalkboard and clearing every single little mundayne insignificant thought in my head other than the meditation itself. Another way that has helped me calm my brain waves is to put your hands on your face, desribed to yourself everything you are feeling (my hands are covering my eyelids, pressing against my nose on each side, I am slowly moving them down) and slowly move your hands down and describe every possible feeling (about your hands touching your body) that you can come up with

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Sean" <Sean_of_doom@... wrote:

I have a quick question relating to making offerings to demons. This last halloween was my birthday, so I decided it would be a good time to start a habit of thanksgiving rituals. I didn't have access to the "official" ritual on the JoS site, but since I kept hearing about how intention was more important than details I decided to wing it. I started by getting my thoughts regarding Satan on paper, then meditating, then mentally reading the letter whilst trying to affix Satan in my mind. Then the letter was burned and after a quick moment of pensive silence and I poured myself a shot of vodka and put the intent that in drinking it I was sealing a pact between myself and the old gods. After that, I poured a second shot and offered it as a gift to my GD. I left the shot on my improvised alter for 24 hours then disposed of it in a respectful fashion.

Here's where I have a problem. I'm not a very good meditator. My mind is undisciplined and rather noisy, as I have an active imagination and sometimes when bored I play music in my head almost like a portable music player. Because of this, I never know when I'm being spoken to by my subconscious, a demon, or anything else. It all feels like common stray thought.

Now to the point. Since I can't hear demons or see energy almost at all, I can't tell if my offering was accepted or seen as a slight against Satan. I could very well have gone and forgotten an important rule here. Please let me know if anything described here would be thought of as disrespectful. Also, if you have any tips for silencing your mind (other than void meditation, which I should really be practicing more) please let me know.

 

[chalchiuhnenetzin]

There really is no substitution for void meditation to get your mind working properly and shut down the extraneous "chatter". Do it daily, even several times a day if you can, and you will find that over time you will become much more focused. Don't give up. Many, if not most, of us have had to contend with this at the beginning and i something sensit can be something that keeps bugging us even after a long time.

As for offerings of liquor, I don't see anything wrong with it provided it's a quality liquor, i.e., NOT, for example, that wine that comes in big jugs (I think they call it rotgut, but that might be something else) or other liquors of low quality. Not that it has to be a $1,200 bottle, but something nice, yet within budget.

Rituals evolve over time and we fine tune them. That's perfectly natural and acceptable. As we learn more, or our GD instructs/suggests something, etc. we incorporate that in our rituals. It shows we are progressing and it does NOT mean that the rituals that preceded it were invalid, any more than high school was invalid after having gone to university.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Sean" <Sean_of_doom@... wrote:

I have a quick question relating to making offerings to demons. This last halloween was my birthday, so I decided it would be a good time to start a habit of thanksgiving rituals. I didn't have access to the "official" ritual on the JoS site, but since I kept hearing about how intention was more important than details I decided to wing it. I started by getting my thoughts regarding Satan on paper, then meditating, then mentally reading the letter whilst trying to affix Satan in my mind. Then the letter was burned and after a quick moment of pensive silence and I poured myself a shot of vodka and put the intent that in drinking it I was sealing a pact between myself and the old gods. After that, I poured a second shot and offered it as a gift to my GD. I left the shot on my improvised alter for 24 hours then disposed of it in a respectful fashion.

Here's where I have a problem. I'm not a very good meditator. My mind is undisciplined and rather noisy, as I have an active imagination and sometimes when bored I play music in my head almost like a portable music player. Because of this, I never know when I'm being spoken to by my subconscious, a demon, or anything else. It all feels like common stray thought.

Now to the point. Since I can't hear demons or see energy almost at all, I can't tell if my offering was accepted or seen as a slight against Satan. I could very well have gone and forgotten an important rule here. Please let me know if anything described here would be thought of as disrespectful. Also, if you have any tips for silencing your mind (other than void meditation, which I should really be practicing more) please let me know.

 

[chalchiuhnenetzin]

Sorry for that nonsensical, illiterate sentence in the first paragraph. (So much for multi-tasking! LOL) What I meant to say was that "...most of us have had to contend with this at the beginning and it can be something that keeps bugging us even after a long time."

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "chalchiuhnenetzin" <jaguarcat2002@... wrote:

There really is no substitution for void meditation to get your mind working properly and shut down the extraneous "chatter". Do it daily, even several times a day if you can, and you will find that over time you will become much more focused. Don't give up. Many, if not most, of us have had to contend with this at the beginning and i something sensit can be something that keeps bugging us even after a long time.

As for offerings of liquor, I don't see anything wrong with it provided it's a quality liquor, i.e., NOT, for example, that wine that comes in big jugs (I think they call it rotgut, but that might be something else) or other liquors of low quality. Not that it has to be a $1,200 bottle, but something nice, yet within budget.

Rituals evolve over time and we fine tune them. That's perfectly natural and acceptable. As we learn more, or our GD instructs/suggests something, etc. we incorporate that in our rituals. It shows we are progressing and it does NOT mean that the rituals that preceded it were invalid, any more than high school was invalid after having gone to university.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Sean" <Sean_of_doom@ wrote:

I have a quick question relating to making offerings to demons. This last halloween was my birthday, so I decided it would be a good time to start a habit of thanksgiving rituals. I didn't have access to the "official" ritual on the JoS site, but since I kept hearing about how intention was more important than details I decided to wing it. I started by getting my thoughts regarding Satan on paper, then meditating, then mentally reading the letter whilst trying to affix Satan in my mind. Then the letter was burned and after a quick moment of pensive silence and I poured myself a shot of vodka and put the intent that in drinking it I was sealing a pact between myself and the old gods. After that, I poured a second shot and offered it as a gift to my GD. I left the shot on my improvised alter for 24 hours then disposed of it in a respectful fashion.

Here's where I have a problem. I'm not a very good meditator. My mind is undisciplined and rather noisy, as I have an active imagination and sometimes when bored I play music in my head almost like a portable music player. Because of this, I never know when I'm being spoken to by my subconscious, a demon, or anything else. It all feels like common stray thought.

Now to the point. Since I can't hear demons or see energy almost at all, I can't tell if my offering was accepted or seen as a slight against Satan. I could very well have gone and forgotten an important rule here. Please let me know if anything described here would be thought of as disrespectful. Also, if you have any tips for silencing your mind (other than void meditation, which I should really be practicing more) please let me know.

 

[siguard666]

If you're not a native Eng./Am. - don't worry, sometimes tasks at school tend to twist our minds, as there is TOO much of them...

If I am to be a teacher, I wouldn't want to do such things to my students.

HAIL LUCIFER AND THE GODS OF THE OLD!!
DEATH TO XIANITY!!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "chalchiuhnenetzin" <jaguarcat2002@... wrote:

Sorry for that nonsensical, illiterate sentence in the first paragraph. (So much for multi-tasking! LOL) What I meant to say was that "...most of us have had to contend with this at the beginning and it can be something that keeps bugging us even after a long time."

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "chalchiuhnenetzin" <jaguarcat2002@ wrote:

There really is no substitution for void meditation to get your mind working properly and shut down the extraneous "chatter". Do it daily, even several times a day if you can, and you will find that over time you will become much more focused. Don't give up. Many, if not most, of us have had to contend with this at the beginning and i something sensit can be something that keeps bugging us even after a long time.

As for offerings of liquor, I don't see anything wrong with it provided it's a quality liquor, i.e., NOT, for example, that wine that comes in big jugs (I think they call it rotgut, but that might be something else) or other liquors of low quality. Not that it has to be a $1,200 bottle, but something nice, yet within budget.

Rituals evolve over time and we fine tune them. That's perfectly natural and acceptable. As we learn more, or our GD instructs/suggests something, etc. we incorporate that in our rituals. It shows we are progressing and it does NOT mean that the rituals that preceded it were invalid, any more than high school was invalid after having gone to university.

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], "Sean" <Sean_of_doom@ wrote:

I have a quick question relating to making offerings to demons. This last halloween was my birthday, so I decided it would be a good time to start a habit of thanksgiving rituals. I didn't have access to the "official" ritual on the JoS site, but since I kept hearing about how intention was more important than details I decided to wing it. I started by getting my thoughts regarding Satan on paper, then meditating, then mentally reading the letter whilst trying to affix Satan in my mind. Then the letter was burned and after a quick moment of pensive silence and I poured myself a shot of vodka and put the intent that in drinking it I was sealing a pact between myself and the old gods. After that, I poured a second shot and offered it as a gift to my GD. I left the shot on my improvised alter for 24 hours then disposed of it in a respectful fashion.

Here's where I have a problem. I'm not a very good meditator. My mind is undisciplined and rather noisy, as I have an active imagination and sometimes when bored I play music in my head almost like a portable music player. Because of this, I never know when I'm being spoken to by my subconscious, a demon, or anything else. It all feels like common stray thought.

Now to the point. Since I can't hear demons or see energy almost at all, I can't tell if my offering was accepted or seen as a slight against Satan. I could very well have gone and forgotten an important rule here. Please let me know if anything described here would be thought of as disrespectful. Also, if you have any tips for silencing your mind (other than void meditation, which I should really be practicing more) please let me know.