Thread: The principles of Luciferianism.

Define Divine

Theistic Luciferianism in my opinion is BS.
The Luciferian Being is part of the Whole of the LHP.
The Principle of Lucifer is what One is after, not the Abrahamic personification of a Fallen Angel.
This Principle is one of intellectual gnosis and Spiritual evolution towards Becoming Self-Deified.

Theistic Luciferianism being... I'm assuming... the idea of worshiping Lucifer as an actual being?

How do you view these ''principles''? Do you see them as archetypes or as functions of the human psyche? Do you see them as ''principles'' such as in the hermetic kybalion?

I don't want to necessarily say I ''worship'' Lucifer since I don't follow his Will. I follow my own Will and worship the divinity (Kia - Consciousness/Will) within me.
I would like to say that Lucifer is a being but Lucifer is far greater than a human being can truly understand as a ''being''. Certainly not an anthropomorphic being or some being that looks like an angel (though the sub-conscious may portray Him as such.)

Actually we are the adversary. While these writers depict what they think ot feel is the gospel, they are only putting their opinions to influences the masses. Michael Ford ain't all that he says he is. He is an author and attracts that which wants to gravitate to him.

This link might be of interest:
http://www.lucipedia.net/wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page

Good Light. Love you Emma.

Originally Posted by devakxes

I believe in Gods...

What is a god? I don't believe in Gods because the term god has become such an abstract concept; everybody has their own idea of what a god is. For me, these gods are personifications of the different aspects of nature. However, I do believe in other worldly entities. I'm not talking about spirits of the dead, but living beings from other worlds. Call them angels, demons, gods, aliens, whatever.

Originally Posted by Justinfh

What is a god? I don't believe in Gods because the term god has become such an abstract concept; everybody has their own idea of what a god is. For me, these gods are personifications of the different aspects of nature. However, I do believe in other worldly entities. I'm not talking about spirits of the dead, but living beings from other worlds. Call them angels, demons, gods, aliens, whatever.

Then why are you here, and what are you doing in the occult?

As Mrs. Peel has stated all are in the astral and are waiting.