Mike Grookin
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- Oct 21, 2008
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Welcome everyone.First of all I wanted to say 'Hello' as I am new here. This post will most likely be a huge wall of text; all I ask of You is to be patient. But to the point.I was going to perform a dedication ritual today (23rd Dec.) as this is Satan's day, however I'm having second thoughts. Let me explain:I hail from a christian catholic family, I was forced to go to church, never actually liked the place. I did receive the "sacraments" but even these were a sacrilege. I didn't really want any of those and wasn't even thinking about 'em, just got them the same way all other children did. When I finally was able to think critically, logically and was able to recognize what is best to me, I stopped going to church, I did pray maybe once in my whole life (even as a kid), the whole concept of a jewish martyr-god suddenly started looking utterly ridiculous. But what seemed the most rejecting to me, was the concept of confessing my sins to a man in a long dress, who would then absolve them in the name of his superior. I never wanted to confess anything, let alone to a stranger in confessional. If ever, that would have been to a God in person. Strangely, even as a kid, I was drawn to Satan and Hell itself, even if it was the one of jewish vision. It was a feeling as if Satan and Demons were not what they are said to be, as if they were a "a lot more just" than this so-called "god". A truly Promethean entities. A few years have passed, during which I wasn't really thinking about my faith or beliefs. Or at least I was trying not to. Now I'm a grown-up man and as I look back, there was always some kind of eagerness in me, a desire to know the truth, a strange fascination of Hell and Demonic forces. And then I stumbled upon Joy of Satan website. And so I've started thinking again. And thought "the hell with all the lies, maybe it's time to take a risk and join the Hell's side". But... "The risk". I was never a risk-taking person, nor a believer, who believes solely because somebody said so. And here I see the same approach as with christianity: believe first, dedicate Your soul, Your very being to an entity and afterwards You may get certainty, that what You're doing is right and good for You. I can't like that. What if it will turn out to be an ever bigger lie? This IS ME we're talking about here. It's MY soul. I don't want to be fooled again, even though the first time I didn't really have a choice. I take my independence very seriously, my soul is mine only. I do honour respectful, mutually beneficial and honest relationship.I guess then this is a matter to ponder by a long-time, dedicated Satanists, who actually live with Him and His Demons for some time now (not a few weeks/months but years or decades even). How would You describe Your relationship with Satan? Do You feel it's not another, well camouflaged deception? Do You think/feel Your lives have changed for the better? I'd like You to help me with my doubts, because if not You, then who?
Apart from those, I started on "The Spiritual Warfare Training Program for Satanists". I'm pretty new on those mental discipline things. I was doing some meditations in the past but not for long as I always had the feeling that nothing is actually going on. nothing happens. Guess I was too impatient back then. Even if I exercised a pretty good concentration, even that is gone now. I've been struggling with the trance technique for over three weeks now, even though the program says "seven days". I simply cannot reach that state, be it by inability to relax (this is pretty hard for me and time consuming), or by ending up asleep. I cannot stop feeling my body or alter the state of consciousness. It's either normal, conscious state or sleep. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, I don't know. One thing is for sure, I'm not going to give up this time.And other thing: the program clearly states the first step should take a week to learn. Should I move further even if I can't actually enter the trance or stay and practice it as long as it takes to master and only then move onward?
All the feedback is greatly appreciated. I've got nothing to do with kikes and their propaganda, not anymore at least. So please, be polite.PS: Thank to all of You who were patient enough to get through all that rambling, it's really important to me.PS2: Sorry if what I wrote isn't entirely coherent, english isn't my mother tongue.
/Mike
Apart from those, I started on "The Spiritual Warfare Training Program for Satanists". I'm pretty new on those mental discipline things. I was doing some meditations in the past but not for long as I always had the feeling that nothing is actually going on. nothing happens. Guess I was too impatient back then. Even if I exercised a pretty good concentration, even that is gone now. I've been struggling with the trance technique for over three weeks now, even though the program says "seven days". I simply cannot reach that state, be it by inability to relax (this is pretty hard for me and time consuming), or by ending up asleep. I cannot stop feeling my body or alter the state of consciousness. It's either normal, conscious state or sleep. Maybe I'm doing something wrong, I don't know. One thing is for sure, I'm not going to give up this time.And other thing: the program clearly states the first step should take a week to learn. Should I move further even if I can't actually enter the trance or stay and practice it as long as it takes to master and only then move onward?
All the feedback is greatly appreciated. I've got nothing to do with kikes and their propaganda, not anymore at least. So please, be polite.PS: Thank to all of You who were patient enough to get through all that rambling, it's really important to me.PS2: Sorry if what I wrote isn't entirely coherent, english isn't my mother tongue.
/Mike