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[infernallustandesires]

Struggling to find Resources for the Infernal Divine?

I know how difficult it can be finding information about the Infernal Divine considering there is a lack of information that isn't written from someone's personal gnosis or beliefs who was also a terrible person outside of their published books or most of the media and sources today have absolutely written the Demonic Divine as “ evil ” and “ the big bad that should be avoided because Christianity said so. ” Christianity is a rather recent religion that stole from other religions ( which those religions stole from others, mind fuck huh? ) and stole pagan practices and holidays all to fill their own non - existent ego and pride since they couldn't come up with traditions on their own. Unfortunately, we will be unable to find the original texts of the true mythology of these heavily misunderstood deities because it has been lost to time or other circumstances. Unless you can time travel, all we can do is scour for information about them online and in books and fact - check everything.

Below this short wall of a paragraph is a list of authors you should avoid along with reasons why as well as some books and websites focused on the Infernal Divine to get you started. Even though I just told you to avoid certain authors, it is important to read through their books anyways for information to fact - check, keeping their problematic beliefs and gnosis in mind.

AUTHORS TO AVOID.

Witch Authors to Avoid with Reasoning.

BOOKS.

The Encyclopedia of Demons and Demonology by Rosemary Ellen Guiley.

The Complete Book of Demonolatry by S. Connolly.

The Dictionary of Demons by Michelle Bellanger.

Rites of Lucifer by Asenath Mason.

Apotheosis: The Beginner's Guide to Luciferianism and the Left Hand Path by Michael W. Ford.

The Daemonolator's Guide to Daemonic Magic by S. Connolly.

Daemonolatry Goetia by S. Schneider.

WEBSITES AND VIDEOS.

occultist.net

demonsanddemonolatry.com

vkjehannum.wordpress — This is a huge collection of gnosis of tons of spirits.

Teala Youtube Playlist

Esoterica YouTube Playlist

Personal Experiences with Infernals from DancingCorpseWitch

You can also use wikipedia as long as you fact check information. Fact - checking is important!

[flighty-111]

It's March after all and you're young until September

[pigeonflavouredcake]

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[eliottia]

As an practitioner, today I’ve been had her in my head. I don’t know which goddes she is.  maybe Aphrodite idk.

[the-occult-lounge]

Ethics, morals and safety should be considered in all practices. Individuals will not always agree on how ethics should be incorporated, but listening to each other goes a long way. People will still disagree but taking the time to understand where the other party is coming from is part of strengthening the occult community.

Some faiths believe that what goes around, comes around, meaning that whatever you put out into the universe will revisit you. Some Pagan traditions believe that it comes back threefold as the universe's way of teaching people life lessons. Thus whatever good or harm that you put out into the universe "will come back to you in some way, shape, or form" because they see magick as an exchange of energies. HOWEVER, not every practitioner believes this ideology and that should be respected.

Everyone will have a difference of opinion.

Your ethics are up to you to decide.

Main areas of controversy:

• Consent: The reason baneful magick is considered so dangerous is because you don't have consent, Which means it can back fire onto you or just not work at all. This also can go towards positive spell work such as healing spells and love spells. The main reason a lot of people find issues with not having consent is free will. It is up to you to decide how you feel about consent in your magickal workings. As long as you take responsibility for what may come your way no one is allowed to look down on your practice.

• Using spirits or deity for your own gain: Let's put you in the spirits place. You have passed on and are still around for your family, friends, etc. People pull on your energy without asking you or offering you something in return. How, as the spirit being taken advantage of, do you feel? Do you think that the magick will work without energetically giving something in return to those that are having something taken from them? Probably not. Again, this is up to the practitioner to decide for themselves how they want to work with spirit, deity, and energy around them. But remember aome spirits were once in your shoes.

• White, Grey and Black Magick: These terms are used often but do we know where they originate from. In modern era these associate any magick that is performed by POC as black magick. That is just the typical thought process of someone not in the magick community. It is best we move away from these terms. I, Waric, tend to use positive, neutral and negative to describe my magick.

• Closed practices are those that you either must be born into or initiated into. Below.ia a list of some known closed practices:

• Voodoo

• Brujeria

• Buddhism (some paths ask a Buddhist before trying out a path, some are favorable to sharing, some are not)

• Catholicism

• Hindu

• Aztec

• Mayan

• Judaism

• Aboriginal Cultures (nearly all)

• Islam

• Orthodox Kemetism (worshiping a few Gods is okay and open though)

•Gardner Wicca (the most traditional version of it other branches are fine)

• Shinto

• Zoroastrianism

[sillywitchy]

Hello!

We're an OSDD system (aka we have a disorder that causes us to have multiple people in our brain, idk google it) and we practice witchcraft (sort of).

I personally don't like to label my practice but some of us call it witchcraft, some call it nothing, and some are atheist, and that's it as far as I know.

But yeah, we just wanted to make this blog to talk about spiritual stuff specifically and share grimoire pages and stuff like that, so make sure to follow for that and feel free to ask any questions relating to that here!

We also have a general system blog that will be reposting this post so you can ask us any questions about being a system and such there to keep things organized :3

-Mori

(sign offs indicate who made the post, I'm Mori and I'm the host so I will make most of them)

[lunasapphire]

When starting out in witchcraft I started writing everything little thing down when I had the chance, I didn’t take into consideration when or where I would use most of what I wrote down I just wrote it all down… worst mistake I did.

Here’s why… yes research is this best thing for a beginner witch or for someone just starting their journey. But research what you feel drawn to! Don’t dive into it all and try all of it, do what you feel comfortable with and what connects to you. I wrote things down and didn’t know what to do, I had chants I didn’t even understand. I had spells that included herbs I had no knowledge of but wanted to drive into spell work. Not the best decision I’ve made. But as I grew up, my practice grew up with me and we both have evolved into something totally different.

I just bought a new (notebook) Grimoire without thinking twice and it was the best decision, I felt so connected to it, I kept going back to the same listing on the site and just staring at the book a few times before buying it. I had no intention of it being a new grimoire but now it’s connected with me in a way I feel like it’s more personal then ever and I have limited what I want in it. I only write stuff in the book that I have used multiple times or daily and only things I have used multiple times where it’s a personal connection. I don’t write down where I got it or how, I write down how I have changed it into it being my own spell. I rest my hand on my book and talk to it like it’s my own child and I take care of it like it’s my own child, that’s how I know I grew a connection with it.

So for you beginners out there, don’t go crazy like I did, start slow and start small, grow with your practice or you’ll end up throwing a lot out the window, for some literally.💜 that is my Witch Tip for today, blessed be witches! Or any practitioners out there! Thank you for reading my Ted talk😁

[erenyeagerenthusiast]

What I’ve noticed..

I have been in the witchcraft community for the longest, and the spiritually community even longer. On and off of the internet there is something I’ve noticed that happens within it that rubs me the wrong way every time.

The underlining jealously and competition that some practitioners will put onto you. I’ve made my fair share of online spiritually inclined friends. However, one after another always end up having this internalized superiority complex that they feel the need to bring me into. You’re insecure in your craft to the point where you try to copy what I do in some way. Yet, you do weird things to prove to yourself that you’re “better than me”.

I’ve seen stories where people will befriend another witch and that same person will try to hex them. Thankfully, nothing that bad has happened to me. But it’s irritating that these insecure practitioners think doing dirty magic like that to someone who actually wanted to be their friend is okay.

Moral of the story. Be careful who you mingle with online. Just because they worship the same deities as you or do the same magic. Does not mean they are for you.

[touchoftox]

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[arcaneways]

Fucking tired of people that confuse the term "witch" with "practitioner".

They probably never read about a witch trial or where the term "Witch" comes from. They don't know the difference between Lucifer, Satan and the Devil. They probably don't even know about the difference between Devil worship and Demons worship.

The term witch, nowdays, means a lot of things and nothing.

[psychopomp-recital]

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[eliottia]

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