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ultraviolence

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very glad fma didn't go down the route of protagonist's father is actually this powerful entity and it turns out they have latent supernatural abilities. like, all the elric brothers inherited from hohenheim were brains, nerdiness, and prominent strands of hair. and maybe the mistake of making a huge whoopsie that is a human transmutation

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Luciferian Challenge - Day 15

What books do you think are valuable for other Luciferians/Satanists to read?

A book that may initially sound counter-intuitive, but is actually very important, would be the Bible. For me personally, the story of Eden, Eve and the Serpent is of particular importance. It is also good to explore apocrypha, as well as learn about Christian theology and traditions. While neither Luciferianism not Satanism are simply “reverse Christianity”, they are post-Christian and the context of Christianity is important to understand them.

Scholarly books are important as well. Satanic Feminism: Lucifer as the Liberator of Woman in Nineteenth-Century Culture by Per Faxneld is my favourite so far when it comes to Luciferianism. It explores Lucifer in the context of feminism, obviously, but also in the context of general fight for social justice and as a symbol of liberation. It’s long and detailed, but also a good starting point to further studies, because you can expand by reading the texts or research the subjects it talks about.

I still have to read Paradise Lost, but, while very much intended as a Christian book, it is a text that contributed to Romantic Satanism and this way to the modern interpretation of Lucifer’s rebellion as a good thing. So, important as well and I want to read it soon.

Besides that, devilish folklore is also great to research. While it may be not as essential in the general Luciferianism as in traditional witchcraft, it can still be a source of inspiration. Some traditional witchcraft books involve Lucifer, and Devil figures in general are common there - if you’re a witch, you can check this out. The Devil’s Dozen by Gemma Gary, while not specifically Lucifer-focused, is dedicated to the folk Devil of witchcraft and can be very useful and inspiring. Cunning Folk and Familiar Spirits by Emma Wilby is a great scholarly work on historical witchcraft, and involves the Devil (and various devils). If you like it, her Visions of Isobel Gowdie are great as well (I would recommend to read them in that order, because it’s easier to understand this way).

#witchy #do later

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Heirarchy of needs

hey we were classmates in high school and now i'm trans but more importantly i draw furry porn for money just htought you'd like to know

Fuck yeah, that's awesome. Get that bread gamer!!

I'm trans too lmao

Sorry for the (probably) late response, I haven't been on tumblr in Awhile. Here's a pic of my cat Kujo in apology

If you have my number or anythin feel free to reach out! If you know my tumblr then you were someone I was actually friends with lmao

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im educated but like…im still stupit

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if she's your girl then why is she in my torture labyrinth?

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if she's your girl why is she having so much trouble escaping my dimension of pure agony

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you say she's loyal but where is she right now? that's right, in my crystal mind prison, as usual

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The fact 100% of the members of Green Day are bi is so funny to me because they've been a band since high school and that has to be the most perfect representation of the classic case of one person in a group coming out as queer and then everyone else comes out and you realise you were all queer all along

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Imagine being a member of Green Day and just