The Father of Abominations
This deity, commonly known as Lucifer or Satan, was mistaken by early Christians as an angel due to his prior work alongside the Abrahamic god. Like all other deities, The Devil’s true name is unknown, but Lucifer and Satan are names for his two main aspects. He is also the husband of the goddess Lilith/Babalon and is the father of many demons. I will be sharing basic information about him here that I’ve gathered from himself.
All things which are necessary yet feared
The Devil’s energy is made up of constantly shifting darkness with shadowy tendrils coming forth from it.
Bones, black feathers, silver jewelry, daggers and swords, roses, lilies, hyacinth, fruits, onyx, obsidian, diamonds, clear quartz, poetry, artwork, blood, pieces of armour, chocolate, wine, champagne, classical music, fancy foods, snake jewelry/imagery, snakeskin, books, sulphur, dragon’s blood, strong tobacco, goat milk, cats eyes/whiskers, coffee grounds, perfume, anything beautiful/fancy, your own indulgence, and most of all: your devotion and your strive to better yourself in all ways.
Overall, The Devil is a sophisticated and withdrawn yet deeply caring, understanding god. He prefers to guide his followers to solve their own problems rather than solve things for them; thus helping them to grow. He is very blunt and values honesty; not at all a liar. Like his wife, The Devil has a very complex and paradoxical personality.
In his Lucifer aspect, he is calm, gentle, beyond wise, and loves to help and teach others. Though his energy is dark, he is embracing. Lucifer is the soft caress of shadow, the deep fragrance of the rose, and the warm touch of sun. He protects others fiercely and contains courage beyond measure; for Lucifer is his warrior aspect as well. All those who find themselves outcast from society will find a tender welcome here.
In his Satan aspect, he is wrath and fury. The most primal and ravenous feelings can be felt with him and can be overwhelming for some. He hates murderously and punishes those who are corrupt with brutality.
The Devil is an incredibly empowering and fascinating deity; both beautiful and loving and one of the most powerful gods I have encountered. There is so much passion within him, like a dark flame, and it is indescribable. Should you choose to work with him as a whole, or just one of his aspects, know that you will begin to change rapidly into your potential, and he will be looking on with pride.
