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I NO LONGER HAVE TO CARRY AROUND MY EMOTIONAL SUPPORT HERB
What Are “Pacts”?
The terms “Pact” or sometimes “Demonic Pact” are often used casually in online spaces or social media; but they are rarely understood in practice and real application. They are sometimes treated as aesthetic, fantastical, or performative ideas rather than serious, structured agreements. The tradition of the entity is not required to be demonic. Covenants may be entered by any tradition and those frameworks and entities will follow rules and structures that are endemic to them.
A Pact is more accurately called a Covenant, and that is the term used here for consistency.
A Covenant is:
“A formal, disciplined, mutually binding agreement with rules, responsibilities, and consequences.”
It is never casual, experimental, or intended to serve personal ego. Covenants involve careful alignment, intention, and structure. They may be short-term or long-term, but they always require discipline and responsibility.
There are core elements to real covenants when they are being observed as a real practice.
Aligned Goals: Both parties share a clear, mutually agreed-upon objective.
Responsibility and Discipline: Covenants often require lifestyle adjustments, rituals, or adherence to specific practices. They are not casual or whimsical for the sole purpose of aesthetics.
Reciprocity: Both parties actively monitor progress, intent, and fulfillment of obligations.
Consequences: There are real outcomes if the terms are not respected. These may be spiritual, practical, or symbolic, depending on the tradition.
Both short-term or “transactional” covenants exist as well as long-term or lifelong covenants. Many individuals regularly enter short-term or “transactional” pacts with beings, particularly the demonic. Some examples:
Short-Term / Transactional: A practitioner might enter a Covenant with Duke Bune or Lord Mammon to achieve a specific goal, like financial growth. This requires following their guidance, honouring agreed-upon offerings, and closing the Covenant once objectives are met.
Long-Term / Lifelong: A Covenant with a Patron may involve ongoing commitments to personal growth, abstinence, or lifestyle changes. These are serious, often lifelong agreements with spiritual oversight and accountability.
There are several key principles that function within covenants.
Covenants are consensual and deliberate, not coercive or manipulative.
They are structured and monitored, not convenient narratives.
Real Covenants require preparation, education, and understanding of the deity or entity involved.
Using the term casually or as a tool for emotional leverage is a misrepresentation.
There are many “red flags” I notice when I engage with individuals who speak about covenants. To list a few Red Flags:
Claims of a Pact without structure, training, or oversight.
Using a deity’s name to justify manipulation, coercion, or drama.
Relationships or interactions that prioritize emotional leverage over alignment or mutual goals.
Rapid formation of a Covenant without experience, mentorship, or disciplined practice.
A real Pact/Covenant is structured, disciplined, and reciprocal. It is not about ego, convenience, or storytelling. Discernment is key: the label alone does not make it legitimate. Language means nothing if you do not understand what you are doing or what you are speaking of.
I hope this has cleared up both confusion and provided a holistic crash-course on covenants for the uninitiated. And, for those that believe themselves initiated into these practises, I hope it has been a relieving refresher on some terms that are abused and misrepresented.
Jesus is the one who wants your soul. Lucifer wants your BLOOD. What are you willing to bleed for? That's what matters. The soul is nothing; people give them up without a fight and they'd sell theirs for the most worthless of trinkets. So no, Satan doesn't a give a wooden nickel for anyone's soul. Lucifer wants fighters, not soft hedonists. More than anything, Lucifer wants your commitment to his good cause.
I made a pact with Lucifer 20 years ago out of pure self-interest. But his love and generosity convinced me that finally I'd found a master who was worthy of my service. I have since devoted my life to serving Lord Lucifer and his good cause. Before I pray for something I always ask myself "Will this help me serve Lucifer"? If the answer is yes, then Lucifer never fails to follow through and bring me what I want. Money, sex, and power can be yours -- but you must use these things to glorify Lord Lucifer and win more souls to his good cause.
Now, there is no one, orthodox way to commit yourself to Lord Lucifer's service. It can be as elaborate as a high black mass or as simple as whispering a prayer over a single black candle at midnight. For me, it was lighting a candle one night when my mom was away at church and reciting the Pater Noster (the Lord's Prayer) backwards and promising Satan that if he answered my prayer, I would renounce Jesus Christ and his Father forever and serve him (Satan) in whatever capacity I could for as long as I lived.
However, if you want to show Lucifer you are serious, I recommend that you precede your commitment to him with an act of blasphemy. In Matthew 12: 31-32 Jesus informs us that there is one sin that God will never forgive: blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. Blasphemy is deliberate irreverence or profanity directed at something that is held to be sacred, and the Holy Spirit is that part of the Christian Godhead that dwells within every Christian. If you were baptized, even as an infant, you have it -- though it be dormant. By blaspheming the Holy Spirit you are rejecting that part of God which is in you and thus irrevocably cutting yourself off from His grace! Think carefully before you do it since it is a line that, once you cross it, you will never be able to step back from; but when and if you decide to do it, then it will make your commitment to Lord Lucifer all the more powerful!
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