Thread 40610523

hello. could somebody explain the origin of this symbol, its meaning or its name to me, please. thank you.

>>40610523 (OP)
https://symbolism.fandom.com/wiki/The_Sigil_of_Lucifer_(Seal_of_Satan)

>>40610523 (OP)
That sigil represents my name and angelic power.
Magicians use it.

>>40610523 (OP)
In terms of occultism this is reversed triangle which means water(energy flowing inside).

That shit is a sideways Google Play logo my magigga

>>40610523 (OP)
It’s a lunar eclipse.

The downward triangle and upward V might be seen as the reconciliation of male and female. Some equate Lucifer to Horus and Helena Blavatsky says thatb Horus is of "both sexes", i.e., half male and half female, kinda like Baphomet.

Victory

>>40610672
>>40610664
>>40610589
Dispelled :)

>>40610523 (OP)
It repreesneds satan sir. Sir you need to turn good in heaven and be from away Satan.

>>40610718
Nope. It’s a lunar eclipse.

It's your eye cones that let the divine light in and allow you to see this world.

>>40610523 (OP)
This is the sigil of Lucifer, specifically of Lucifer in asia. it's from the Verum.

>>40610523 (OP)
It's the sign of lucy and jennifer

>>40610523 (OP)
Ask the pope, this sign appear one you open the 5 door every 25 years, in the Vatican.

>>40610523 (OP)
Gypsylike charlatanry.

>The date specified in the title of the Grimorium Verum is undeniably fraudulent; the work belongs to the middle of the eighteenth century, and Memphis is Rome.

Anyone basing anything from it has been scammed and/or is feeding the attempt of creating an egregore by the gypsylike scammer who invented it.
Great way of identifying lazy, uneducated, or fraudulent "occultists" though as it doesn't take a lot to research this fact.

>>40610639
Finally speaking my language. A lot of female deities are associated with that red moon arent they?

>>40611105
It's more than that it's the prism that create your reality. (The world/reality is a projection of yourself and the eyes see that (the letter V).)

>>40610646
This is false. Its just an attempt to give validity to a claim that there is a divine female but its not. Nothing in the cosmos gets pregnant or impregnated nor has anything remotely similar to a womb. Stars dont expell fully formed planets or other stars from itself, neither do black holes whom just probably crush and expell other material that later gets turned into something else.
The female mammalian function is inherently biological. I know being creative is fun but there has to be something substantial to back it up.

>>40612459
Most lunar deities are male.

>>40612604
If only maybe then it would be cooler. As of this moment most people associate the Moon with femininity, intuition, nurturing qualities, motherhood, menstrual cycle, feminine magic, and such.

>>40612627
The Sun is an egg and the Moon is sperm. The Lunar power is fertility.

>>40612637
Nothing to substantiate this whatsoever. The Sun is also male. In fact, so would all stars.
Actual stars not the meme human stars.

>>40612644
https://youtu.be/u2ltkcGOz_c

>>40612654
https://youtu.be/XzleeZ5pctw

>>40612627
>As of this moment most people associate the Moon with femininity, intuition, nurturing qualities, motherhood, menstrual cycle, feminine magic, and such.

Wrong. Most people are Asian, and most of the lunar deities are male:

Thoth, Soma, Chandra, Máni, Igaluk, Endymion, Tezcatlipoca,Tsukuyomi, Jie Lin, Yue Lao

>>40612929
Oh, I noticed Hebrews are made wrong. Maybe thats why America is also made wrong and why their shitty Kabbalah has the Sun as beauty.
Thanks for enlightening me! I already knew it that they were trying to hijack and sabotage the Sun. What a cancer...

>>40612654
A picture of Horus with the incorrect headdress. Hmm.

>>40612956
Yes, they introduced the concept of sin, which is an Akkadian word for moon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sin_(mythology)

Ancient Jews were mad that their girls were howling at the moon, so they ran a Psyop campaign to make it seem like a bad thing.

>>40612962
https://youtu.be/VlbaJA7aO9M

>>40613036
https://youtu.be/c18441Eh_WE

>>40610523 (OP)
there's a hooker in my area that has this tattooed on her stomach, except it's upside down. if i fuck her, will she steal my soul or something?

>>40613068
Can’t lose what you never had in the first place.

>>40613068
the opposite if its upside down from your perception, you are sucking her energy, thats what you paid for

>>40610523 (OP)
It’s the nobody’s true name sigilized.

>>40612654
>>40613036
>>40615559
https://youtu.be/m8eQhDqUaxk

>>40615542
It's positioned so that the "opening" is towards her pussy and the point is toward her head. Almost like it's a cup I'm filling up with my load

>>40615575
https://youtu.be/9sqHmCSmx4M

Begin with 4 marks of the pentacle inverted, but hold fast, for now is the lock for which thunder strikes twice, forever and ever.

>>40615582
Thats actually pretty acausal. Either its a very aware decision, the container that holds no substance or the tattoo artist used her for a shitpost

frog sex

What symbol can I put on my arrow wrap that will offer protection and a successful archery hunt? I’m also planning on doing a ritual offering to Artemis before the hunt as that proved successful last year.

>>40612575
>women don't spiritually exist
Gay.

>>40612604
Nah, sun is masculine, moon is feminine, it just makes perfect sense in my humble opinion.

>>40612964
Based and wolfgirlpilled

>>40616917
Why?

>>40615559
>Chapter Three: "In which Stencil, a quick-change artist, does eight impersonations"

https://youtu.be/PXis0PtqdXw

>>40619567
>This chapter, set among the British community in Egypt toward the end of the 19th century, consists of an introduction and a series of eight relatively short sections, each of them from the point of view of a different person. The eight sections come together to tell a story of murder and intrigue, intersecting the life of a young woman, Victoria Wren, the first incarnation of V. The title is a hint as to how this chapter is to be understood: Stencil imagines each of the eight viewpoints as he reconstructs—we do not know on how much knowledge and how much conjecture—this episode. This chapter is a reworking of Pynchon's short story "Under the Rose", which was first published in 1961 and is collected in Slow Learner (1984). In the Slow Learner introduction, Pynchon admits he took the details of the setting ("right down to the names of the diplomatic corps") from Karl Baedeker's 1899 travel guide for Egypt. Stencil's reconstruction follows the same basic conflict as "Under the Rose", but it gives the non-European characters much more personality.

>Pynchon on "Under the Rose"

>In reference to "Under the Rose" in his Slow Learner introduction, Pynchon details three major ideas related, but not restricted, to writing. First, he deals with the notion of ignorance. ["Ignorance is not just a blank space on a person's mental map. It has contours and coherence, and for all I know rules of operation as well"(p. 15).] Pynchon pilfered Baedeker's guide to Egypt for material for "Under the Rose," and in this admission addresses plagarism, the need to corroborate one's data, and the importance about writing of what one knows while realizing what one does not know. He then notes that a "shadowy" sense of history led to the question underlying the story: "is history personal or statistical?" (p. 18). Finally, Pynchon suggests the influence of his understanding of Surrealism at the time he wrote "Under the Rose" upon the work. He criticizes his lack of management of the diverse elements combined within the frame of "Under the Rose."

Things "under the rose," or sub rosa, are prevalent in Pynchon. These terms are used in V., The Crying of Lot 49 and Gravity's Rainbow. Espionage is the most obvious system of secrecy in this short story. A variety of elements or systems may be recognized as sub-versions of the rose. Victoria Wren's sexual aura (bud or bloom?) is paralleled to the Yorkshire sunset which reminds Porpentine of Home--but it is under the Egyptian sun that the English Porpentine feels exposed to the "danger" of becoming Eastern. Her sexuality is also linked to religious love, under which Porpentine's sense of morality tends towards a general regard for humanity as opposed to an identification with individuals. Porpentine notes that his own generation "has budded, bloomed, and, sensing some blight in the air, folded its petals up again like certain flowers at sunset"(p. 114). Pynchon uses vocabulary of location such as the "rue de Rosette," the "Rosetta arm" of the Nile and the "Quartier Rosetti." Spying, sexuality, issues of Imperialism and the subaltern, systems of faith and morality (in particular, related to a Christian model), time and spatial orientation are all themes which Pynchon develops in his later works. In many ways, "Under the Rose" may be read as a type of allegory in which Porpentine the protagonist tries to protect himself from decadence as he struggles to understand the system under which he is living.

>>40616917
>warm unconditional motherly love
>the cold and steady weight of stoic masculinity

>>40619582
Why did you starve your angels?

>>40620125
The World is moulded in beautiful Principles. The expression about the renunciation of the World is correct. One cannot renounce the heavenly beauty. The whole World has been given to man. Therefore it would be far truer to speak about the discovery of the meaning of things. When the manifestation of renunciation arises, it concerns the most perverted concepts, the most harmful actions, but it is inadmissible to misuse a beautiful concept, the World, to describe a generalization of these abominations of ignorance. Worldly matters do not have to be unworthy and shameful. Great consciousnesses have taken great pains over the World. It is unfitting to attribute to them the distortions of ignorance! In studying the foundations of the Fiery World, it is first of all necessary to have an agreement over the understanding of many concepts. Is it at all possible to call gluttony, or depravity, or theft, or betrayal, Worldly matters? They are even beneath the actions of animals. Animals know the measure of need, but if man has forgotten the measure of justice it is only because he has abandoned the World and has fallen into darkness. Whoever does not reflect more worthily about the World, is not able to distinguish right from wrong. How could he comprehend the Blessed Fire? He would shudder at the very thought of the Fiery World. Let us advise friends to gradually differentiate the World from chaos. I advise friends to begin discourses about the fiery element as the subject of forthcoming revelations.

>>40620138
Thanks for answering me. It’s been bothering me for over a thousand years.

>>40620138
So why did you determine that your third of the angels were unworthy of God’s grace? What happened to make you like this? I merely ask these questions because it’s going in my library. I see all. I just want to quote you.

Follow Love. Strive to Love. Only thus can you understand the future. What could be preferred to the Forces of Light? One's faith can be renewed as an immutable force. Faith that does not guide one's entire life is worthless. I indicate the countries that have lost their path; the machine is still in motion, but without a regeneration of the consciousness there is nothing on which to exist. New consciousness can come only from the spirit. The new force can be strengthened only through knowledge of the higher worlds. The accumulation of such knowledge will strengthen life. One may reject the most essential if one fails to consider the future! One must accept all transitions as improvements. A single flight of thought can transport us across the abyss. Even that which seems most inevitable depends upon the quality of thought. The affirmation of thought can even alter the return to Earth. The Subtle World is regarded generally as a passive state, but it need not be merely passive; it can be active as well. If it has been said, "As in heaven, so on earth," this means that there, also, conditions exist for higher achievements. We should not judge only by average measures. If the average period between incarnations is approximately seven hundred years, there can also be spans of seven or even three years. Karmic conditions themselves must yield to the hammer of the will. Thought itself is the best fiery guardian. Thought is unconsumable! Even on Earth, a man suffused with faith and thought loses weight. Thought also leads to the higher worlds. When thrown off balance, a man requests a moment's respite. This respite affords an accumulation of will. Without will there is no faith. Thus We arm people with weapons of Light.

>>40620423
https://youtu.be/cJJJbArjVNg

>>40620423
Do me a favor and cause Sam to love me. I love my Sam so much. I miss my kids like crazy. God seems to laugh at my misfortune. He relishes in my grief. And has kept us apart for 15 long years. Maybe you can help me?

>>40620513
>"Love whomever you may," I sang, "but love coerced is not love at all."

>>40620595
As if choose who you love to begin with? It’s never a choice.

>>40610639
Cartoon balls to the rescue

>>40620675
Every time I’ve flown I get a window seat. I have never seen the curvature. Ever. You’d think flying international where you’re in the upper atmosphere you’d see it. Nope.

>>40620595
This nigga crazy.

>>40616917
The moon is basically every earth girl's boyfriend who is just out of emotional/physical reach, in the waking world, but available through dreaming.

>>40610523 (OP)
The first known appearance of this symbol is the Grimoire Verum, where it's used as a symbol for invoking Lucifer.

The pattern is connected to the idea of invisible or reflected light - it's the pattern formed from rebounded light when a solar eclipse happens. It's also the pattern of light which your eye produces when it reflects light wavelengths to produce images to your brain.

Which leads to the obvious question: Who is Lucifer? What is Lucifer?

Lucifer is many, many things, but in occultism, Lucifer is Harpocrates in the Underworld, or the Dark Side of Horus - in Egyptian mythology / occultism, Horus was the god of the Morning Star, order, the day, the Nile river, and fertility - and Set was the Evening Star, chaos, the night, drought, and sterilization.

Lucifer represents Horus when Set, or Satan, is enthroned - he's the hidden sun below the horizon, in the underworld; the invisible source light which is reflected on the moon below the horizon. He's the Morning Star in the abyss. You could say he's the "black sun" which is invisible and below the horizon.

You're welcome, Hail Satan, Hail Lucifer

That's fundamental what Lucifer is in the Christian mythos, when the Morning Star descends into the Underworld and becomes Satan - when Horus descends into the Underworld and Set has power.

Egyptian occultic traditions (as reflected in Kabbalistic traditions) teach that Horus and Set, just like Yahweh and Satan, are two sides of the same coin, with one being unable to exist without the other.

>>40623041
>Egyptian occultic traditions (as reflected in Kabbalistic traditions) teach that Horus and Set, just like Yahweh and Satan, are two sides of the same coin, with one being unable to exist without the other.

You are incorrect about the Egyptian teaching.

Only the wicked choose to embrace Evil.

>>40623055
Says who?
https://www.wisdomlib.org/egypt/book/the-gods-of-the-egyptians-vol-1/d/doc6833.html

Keep in mind that "Horus" is a composite deity representing many different deities, but the core of who he is in his most famous form, Horus the Child, the son of Isis, likely emerges from archetypal dying and rising gods, representing the cyclical nature of earth in terms of fertility and sterility, light and dakrness, etc. - connecting him to Dionysus, Attis, Adonis, Melqart, Baal, and Tammuz / Dummuzid.

>>40623070
Only the wise realize that evil is needed to know goodness, and goodness to know evil

Even the most orthodox Jewish kabbalistic teachers know that this world could not exist without the abyss and the Tree of Death, even if they will tell you not to interact with it (you will interact with it regardless)

Those who have misunderstood their Egyptian teachers place the host/parasite duality of good and evil (hence also health and sickness) on the same footing as the quite different class of benign, self-complementary duals of finite/infinite, male/female, et al.

Philosophers, both oriental and occidental (e.g. Carl Jung), have repeated that fundamental error stemming from inaccurate perception that failed to make the basic distinction between the two radically different kinds of opposites: those which are wave-like and mutually self-completing; and the later, pathological variety, able to exist only since the manifestation of evil, where one of the pair parasitizes on the other and, attacking it, attempts to destroy it permanently.

Your "philosophy" has not fooled God, nor has it excused your evil.

One may want to read Canto 23 down to Line 123.

>>40623108
That's a very childlike attitude towards the nature of evil and darkness. Have you actually read about Pythagoras's ideas of the duad? Have you read about the mythology of Set?

And simply getting a basic grasp of proto-Christian mythology is enough to show that it ain't sunshine and rainbows - most Indo-European myths teach that this cosmos only came into existence when the gods, who are children of the abyss mind you, violently subjugated primordial forces older than them - the Greek gods had to overthrow the Titans, the Germanic / Norse gods had to overcome the Frost Giants. This goes back to Mesopatamia, where the children of Tiamat had to overthrow their mother.

Do you think the HP Lovecraft ideas of the monster of the Abyss, the Beast 666, Choronzon, Cthulhu, etc. don't speak to spiritual realities which manifest on this earth through interraction with higher forms? The dog may be closer to the primordial archetypal beast, but he doesn't represent the pure essence of that beastliness which we are able to conjure in our minds.

>>40623166
Pythagoras also misunderstood his Egyptian teachers.

>>40623108
Also, OP asked a question, and I'm responding to it. What is the Sigil of Lucifer, where does it come from, and what is the essence of its symbolism?

I answered it. Sorry if you don't like the reality of it. As someone whose spirituality is rooted in the Ophidian Current, I know what it represents at levels more than most.

If you have been a worshipper of Set, I have very bad news for you, "Kabbalist"

>>40623191
Nope. Lucifer is my patron (starting interactions with him with basic Goetic ritual but have moved onto the Ophidian Current) but I've regularly interacted with Set.

>"you're just not smart enough to understand why evil is good"

Hellfire will teach you well.

>>40623208
Good.

>>40612274
based

>>40623216
You will not enjoy it.

>>40623221
If it teaches me a lesson, glory to the gods for that lesson.