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lacontessa60

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Hi everyone, Sorry if this is too long So last night I performed the dedication ritual and part of me is really glad I did it but part of me is worried about it since I didn't have the best experience performing it. I followed all of the instructions carefully but what happened was I was having trouble pricking my finger with a needle didn't really get any blood out so I was considering just signing my name with a pen instead but I was hunched over the paper then I started to get a nosebleed. Some blood got on the paper so I decided to use that blood to sign my name. (I know sounds funny) just I am worried have I shown disrespect to Father if the blood came from my nose and not my finger ? Also when I was burning the paper I almost burnt my hand and I dropped the paper on my desk and tried to suppress the flames but the ashes went everywhere so after my ritual I cleaned it up and threw the ashes away, was it wrong for me to do this too ? I also had to spray my room with perfume because my room had a bad smell after the ritual and I didn't want my family to notice the bad smell or any ashes from last night. I am worried that these things are considered disrespectful to Satan because to disrespect Father or anyone is not my intention at all. I would really appreciate some help on this thanks Hail Satan !!!
 
There was nothing disrespectful. Don't worry, Satan Understands. Almost each of us here's dedication ritual didnt go as we planned to. Some couldn't prick finger so they got blood from other part of the body like leg,some couldnt burn the prayer paper due to the smoke alert,so forth.  So dont worry. Its fine. 
 
Don't worry about it you should be fine. If anything, it sounds a little amusing. As long as you got blood on the paper; & I'm sure Father Satan knows that you meant no disrespect. Welcome to the family.
 
Good job! Welcome to the crew ;)

That's an interesting story and it worked out in the end anyways!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], <lacontessa60@... wrote:

Hi everyone, Sorry if this is too long So last night I performed the dedication ritual and part of me is really glad I did it but part of me is worried about it since I didn't have the best experience performing it. I followed all of the instructions carefully but what happened was I was having trouble pricking my finger with a needle didn't really get any blood out so I was considering just signing my name with a pen instead but I was hunched over the paper then I started to get a nosebleed. Some blood got on the paper so I decided to use that blood to sign my name. (I know sounds funny) just I am worried have I shown disrespect to Father if the blood came from my nose and not my finger ? Also when I was burning the paper I almost burnt my hand and I dropped the paper on my desk and tried to suppress the flames but the ashes went everywhere so after my ritual I cleaned it up and threw the ashes away, was it wrong for me to do this too ? I also had to spray my room with perfume because my room had a bad smell after the ritual and I didn't want my family to notice the bad smell or any ashes from last night. I am worried that these things are considered disrespectful to Satan because to disrespect Father or anyone is not my intention at all. I would really appreciate some help on this thanks Hail Satan !!!
 
When I first dedicated myself to Satan it was in the middle of school and it was just a friend and myself doing it. It was a little over 7 years ago give or take half a year. Obviously since I was doing it at school, I didn't really think about how I was going to burn the paper (Which I ended up burning after school). Needless to say I didn't really think anything through besides reciting the words, so I had nothing to prick my finger with. But, my nose began to bleeed, so I signed my name using the blood from that. I've since performed a more appropriate and respectful dedication ritual (Which I felt was necessary after reading it was alright to do so).
So, I would imagine Father understands everything you did during your ritual. I hope only for good things for you in the future!

Hail Satan!


---In [email protected], <bunpuppet@... wrote:

Good job! Welcome to the crew ;)

That's an interesting story and it worked out in the end anyways!

--- In [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url], <lacontessa60@... wrote:

Hi everyone, Sorry if this is too long So last night I performed the dedication ritual and part of me is really glad I did it but part of me is worried about it since I didn't have the best experience performing it. I followed all of the instructions carefully but what happened was I was having trouble pricking my finger with a needle didn't really get any blood out so I was considering just signing my name with a pen instead but I was hunched over the paper then I started to get a nosebleed. Some blood got on the paper so I decided to use that blood to sign my name. (I know sounds funny) just I am worried have I shown disrespect to Father if the blood came from my nose and not my finger ? Also when I was burning the paper I almost burnt my hand and I dropped the paper on my desk and tried to suppress the flames but the ashes went everywhere so after my ritual I cleaned it up and threw the ashes away, was it wrong for me to do this too ? I also had to spray my room with perfume because my room had a bad smell after the ritual and I didn't want my family to notice the bad smell or any ashes from last night. I am worried that these things are considered disrespectful to Satan because to disrespect Father or anyone is not my intention at all. I would really appreciate some help on this thanks Hail Satan !!!
 
Question: do you have to literally sign your name in blood, or could you just drip it on?
 

Al Jilwah: Chapter IV

"It is my desire that all my followers unite in a bond of unity, lest those who are without prevail against them." - Shaitan

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