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The Gospel According to Anakin, Chapter 2, Verse 22-23 And it came to pass, while Jesus was traveling in the land of Coruscant, that he did enter a place of rest, and instructed one of His disciples to keep watch. And His disciple said, Teacher, what shall you do? And He replied, I shall satisfy my thirst with the wine of this world. And it happened that a young man approached Him, saying, Friend traveler, you are worn and road-weary. Wouldst thou to purchase some death sticks? And he replied, Amen I say to you, but you do not want to sell me death sticks. Moreover, my child, you shall go home and rethink thy life, that you may be a bearer instead of sticks of eternal life. And Sleazebaggano did as he was instructed.
Here is my crackpot reading list that combines some books I like with lots of books Lucifer has recommended either out of the blue or in passing on the nights we spend in his library! I need to finish these. He just suggested "The Secret Rose" by Yeats which looks interesting, there are also some weirdass occult ones and some I put too or weirdass ones that remind me of him
Les Dieux en exil - Heinrich Heine
Apolline Novels - https://journals.openedition.org/cve/1520
Manon Lescaut
The Devil’s Dictionary - Ambrose Bierce
The Secret Rose - WB Yeats
Tyger, Tyger - William Blake
Jean Parvulesco
Mere Christianity
In Search of Lost Time
Gilead
Look Homeward, Angel
Venus in Furs
A Study of Martesian Magic
The Book of Lies - Aliester Crowley
Nightside of Eden
The Pillars of Tubal Cain
Angels: An Endangered Species
The Luminous Stone
The Woman in White - Wilkie Collins
Revelations of Divine Love
Interior Castles
Lucifer’s Court
Book of Nos
The Red Serpent
The Legends of the Jews
Lucifer: Princeps
The Black Sun: The Alchemy and Art of Darkness
Babylon Rising
Demonology and Devil-Lore - Daniel Moncure Conway
Heart of Hell - Wayne Barlowe
The Red Book - Carl Jung
Thorn Fruit
The Moonchild - Aleister Crowley
Preacher: Book One
The Golden Legend
Divine Mercy - Faustina
East Trilogy
The Aisha Prophecy
Death’s Master - Tanith Lee
The Book of the Damned - Tanith Lee
Kushiel’s Legacy
Drawing Down the Moon
Seth Speaks
The Story of a Soul - Therese of Lisieux
Archon: The Books of Raziel
Angel Radio
Touched: The Caress of Fate
The Sorrows of Satan
Luciferian Witchcraft - Book of the Serpent
The Screwtape Letters
The Bible
Paraside Lost
Dante’s Inferno
Marriage of Heaven and Hell
The Red Book
Gargantua and Pantagruel
Fulcanelli The Secrets of the Cathedrals
Faust
On the Origin of the World - Nag Hammadi Library
Gospel of Nicodemus
Testament of Solomon
Sefer Raziel
The Lesser Keys
The Book of the Law
Grimoire Armadel
Grimoire Verum
Book of Abramelim the Mage
Gnostic Gospels
Golden Bough - James Frazer
The Secret Doctrine
Ida Craddock
Book of Enoch
Book of Tobit
Quran
Rumi
Hafiz
Tawasin
Kabalah
Zohar
Tree of Souls
Legends of the Jews
Revelation of Lucifer the Divine
Devil on Two Sticks
Liber Lilith
@mothercain could’ve written the bible, but the disciples could’ve never written strangers
i'm losing my mind at this musical adaptation of the queer romance between Jonathan and David in the bible, it made me burst out in sobs
just watch it, TRUST ME
Paradise Lost- Oh, Purest Love
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Suguru is the first to wake up that morning. The golden beams of sun are poking through the ivy covered hut and resting on the cheeks of the man next to him. His white hair and eye lashes take on the suns color and Suguru is amazed that his love could look any more beautiful.
He is just as beautiful as they day god had created him and yet staring at him like this never was a bore and never dulled his beauty.
“God must have unimaginable power to have created someone with such immeasurable beauty as you. You are the true power of his divinity.” He whispers to the sleeping face.
Without ever opening his eyes, Satoru replies in a hushed voice, “I come from your rib, my dearest one. I am so glad to have part of you within me.”
They lay and smile at each other, blushes on their cheeks as if this was the first time they’d met.
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The morning was spent bathing in a pond, taking the time to gently clean each other. Maybe it was all an excuse to feel the other’s skin or to show affection through rubbing suds into the other’s scalp.
Once out of their bath, they tended to their many animals and hundreds of varieties of plants.
As he was watering a patch of grass, Satoru came upon a purple flower with wild tendrils striped with white at their bases. If he remembered correctly, Suguru had named the only one he’d ever found Passion as the gardens they tended to were a passion of his and that flower seemed a fitting reward for such a thing. Without a second thought, he plucked it from the ground to bring it to him.
He found Suguru laying in the grass surrounded by deer, foxes, bears, all snoring in harmony around him.
“Napping without me?” Satoru looked down and asked, his tone showing more endearment than annoyance.
“I was waiting for you. You know I can’t sleep without you by my side.” Suguru smiled without ever opening his eyes.
Satoru stood for a moment longer, watching the slow rise and fall of the other man’s chest and how his expression could only be described as one of utter peace.
It was so beautiful.
Without a word, Satoru took up an open patch of grass to the side of Suguru and rested beside him.
“Hey Suguru, look at me for a moment.”
Suguru obediently tuned his head to the side and cracked an eye open.
“Hm?”
“A flower for you.” Satoru answered, taking a finger to brush Suguru’s hair back behind his ear and tuck the flower stem into it.
“Divine man, full of beauty, god could never give me a greater treasure than you. I admire you more than the soul of the earth.” He says as he stares back into Satoru’s eyes.
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Though they have never know the feeling of clothes on their bodies, neither hungers for the other as they lie naked together, rather they look at their naked bodies as wonderful creations that deserves nothing but respect a reverence.
Their sex is delicate as if either man were a petal of the passion flower behind Suguru’s ear. They lust not for their own pleasure, but to bring the other pleasure. They wrap arms around each other, not to catch their prey, but to embrace the soul of the other in an attempt to transfer even a small amount of the abundant love they feel.
When angels come down from heaven to tell them stories, if one is napping they will wait to hear the story from the other for they trust one another more than the angels in heaven.
But is a snakes word more worthy of an ear than god’s?
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Satoru is the first to wake up. He wouldn’t dare disturb his love’s slumber and it would bring him great pleasure to finish their chores if only for the smile he may receive in return. As quietly as the field mice around them, he tiptoes off to the fruit trees to harvest the ripe stock.
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Mangos, peaches, pears, figs, plums, and so many more. All varieties of fruit one could ever want for and yet on this day, the whispers of the only apple tree in the canter of the grove call to him- the only tree they’d been told never to eat from.
As he creeps closer, he can see a lone, bitten apple at the base of its trunk. Curiosity gets the better of him as he searches for a culprit.
“Did you come for an apple as well?” asks a voice with no owner.
“No. We were told not to eat from here. Who are you?” Satoru naively asks.
To his surprise, a snake slithers down from the dense branches and speaks.
“Eat one to gain knowledge. I was only a hungry snake and now I can speak with you. What will happen when you, a being closer to god, partakes?”
The snake knocks a whole apple from its branch onto the ground at Satoru’s feet. He reaches down to pick it up and hold the foreign fruit in his hand. It feels like any other fruit.
The snake speaks again, “This fruit will give you knowledge, knowledge that shall make you that of a god.”
“I wish to ascend to that level and be as great as my god.” Satoru mumbles out loud despite everything in his mind telling him to obey that god’s orders.
He brings the fruit up to his nose and again, it smells like any other fruit. Nothing telling of its supposed god-like knowledge within.
Curiosity again bares its fangs in the form of a bite to the apple. Satoru’s mouth is flooded with sweet juice. Its taste is like any other fruit in this grove.
He takes a moment before swallowing for a revelation to appear, but none comes.
“Swallow.” the snake prods.
Satoru obeys.
“I have eaten of this fruit, I have invited death in.” He tells himself. ”If Sugur eats of this fruit, will he ascend to the same godhood?” “If I die from this knowledge, I couldn’t stand for him to have another I. We will share all, even death.”
The moment the fruit is gone from his throat and within his stomach, he resigns himself to his new status and waits for the knowledge to flow in.
He leaves the grove without a word to find the only other person in the world.
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Suguru is exactly where he had left him, sitting in a patch of grass surrounded by animals and feeling of peace in his heart.
“Eat of this and we shall be gods together.” Satoru coheres him.
Suguru’s blood runs cold in horror at the sight of the bitten apple extended to him. His hands lose their strength and the flowers he had almost finished weaving into a crown fall from their grasp onto the grass below.
The color of the flowers had faded to grey-ish a while ago, and Suguru now sees the reason for their grief. He too feels overcome with the same grief.
“I could give all my ribs and never find love like that I have found with you.” , he somberly states. ”I cannot live in a world that does not have you, grand or hellish. My certain resolution is to die.”
Suguru musters his strength to stand, the flower behind his ear falling to the ground like the others, and takes the masticated apple from Satoru. It’s already gone soft and isn’t so sparking red as it had been on the branches he’d looked at many times before.
With the apple pressed to his lips, he murmurs the final words to leave his mouth, “Oh, Satoru you’re so adventurous. I’d call you a fool but that name seems more befitting of I.”
His peace spoken, he takes the bite that seals his eternal fate.
New Ocean Forming in Africa
Recent research and satellite data have confirmed that Africa is splitting into two, resulting in the formation of a new ocean in the continent. This remarkable phenomenon is taking place in one of the driest and hottest deserts on Earth, the Afar desert, which spans across Ethiopia, Kenya, and Eritrea.
The genesis of this split and ocean formation can be traced back to a long rift that appeared in the Ethiopian deserts in 2005, following a volcanic eruption. Since then, the Afar desert has undergone a dramatic transformation, with fissures filled with cooled molten rock and a large crack formation appearing in the Kenyan Rift Valley in 2018.
While some Ethiopians have asserted the appearance of the rift in the deserts, many people around the world have questioned the possibility and cause of a continent tearing apart. However, science tells us that the formation of continents and oceans is a natural process that has been occurring for billions of years, driven by earthly collisions, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, and other natural phenomena.
It is important to note that the ocean formation in Africa is not a result of environmental degradation induced by humans, but rather a natural cause. As we continue to study and understand this remarkable phenomenon, we can appreciate the incredible power and beauty of our planet and the natural processes that shape it.
The formation of the ocean that we witness today is a direct result of the powerful movements that occur within the Earth's crust. These movements cause the peeling of tectonic plates, which in turn allows material from deep within the Earth to rise to the surface and form oceanic crusts in the ridges.
According to the journal Geophysical Research Letters, the development of rifts is driven by processes similar to those found at the bottom of the ocean. The tectonic plates of Africa and Arabia have been gradually separating for about 30 million years, as they collide in the desert. This same motion has also split the Red Sea, but at a much slower rate of only a fraction of an inch per year.
Dr. Edwin Dindi, an expert at the Department of Geology in the Faculty of Science and Technology at the University of Nairobi, explains that the tectonic plates are in a constant state of flux, with some shifting against each other along fault zones, some falling beneath one another, and others crashing against each other, tearing apart at divergent plate boundaries. This motion has led to the formation of the various continents that we know today, including Africa, South America, North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia.
The continuous motion within the continental crust has also led to the formation of the East African Rift valley, which continues to widen and be active. This could potentially lead to the formation of a new ocean in Africa, although the future is uncertain.
The possibility of a new ocean forming in Africa is due to the fissures in the Afar desert that were filled with cooled molten rock after the 2005 volcanic eruption. These fissures are now developing, and it is likely that the Indian ocean will flood them, leading to the creation of a new ocean. The current movements and natural disasters, such as the 2023 cyclone Freddy and the 2022 cyclones Ana and Batsirai, are also contributing to the split.
Furthermore, the large crack formation that emerged in the Kenyan Rift Valley in 2018, despite originating from East Africa, continues to widen and remain active. This serves as evidence of the new ocean and the eventual split of the African continent.
The Rift, also known as the Afro-Arabian Rift Valley, is one of the most extensive rifts on Earth's surface. It stretches from Jordan in southwestern Asia, southward through eastern Africa to southern Africa, specifically Mozambique. It spans approximately 6,400 kilometers in length and averages between 48 to 64 kilometers in width.
According to Dr. James Hammond, a seismologist from the University of Bristol, some parts of the area lie below sea level, and the ocean is only blocked by a 20-meter block of land in Eritrea. However, the formation of the ocean in Africa could take millions of years. Dindi asserts that it has taken over 30 million years for the thickness around the rift valley to reduce from 40 kilometers to 35 kilometers. Therefore, it takes many years for just one kilometer to wear off.
It is a privilege to witness the development of this new discovery of a new ocean formation. However, this generation and possibly many more to come may not experience and live in a separated Africa. The future could regard this as a historical myth.
Biblically, the formation of the earth and the current formation of the ocean are scientific human knowledge based on research and studies. This is because no one today has lived millions of years ago. However, the theories are similar to the Biblical and other religious knowledge of God's creation of the earth.
getting spat up by a monster of the deep is a pretty inafishn’t way to travel