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Well, some do and some don't let's start with the polytheistic satanists beliefs. Some of us do believe that there is a Heaven and a Hell some don't, I am on the side that does believe Heaven and Hell exists. But here is how we see it, we see Hell as a Realm of the Gods, Hell is viewed as a neutral or positive place rather than a very negative fiery pit of eternal torment, we see it as a state of being a void realm where our gods reside, free from the subjugation of the Christian God. Now let's move onto the way we see Heaven. Heaven is viewed negatively, seen as a place of blind obedience to a tyrant, some of us see it as a spiritual trap, in other words Heaven is not a paradise but a spiritual prison designed to trap human souls and drain our autonomy. But again that is how SOME of us believe not all satanist believe the same! We all have our different opinions. Thank you for reading this💋 Have Any Questions? Dm Me On Instagram! @_xInfernalPolytheistx_ See You Next T...

Thinking about making and altar for Baphomet? Here are some things you can use to set up his altar, Altar Cloth (Optional) if you would like a cloth for your altar, it can be Red, Black, or White, candles especially, with the candles it can be the same colors which are Red, Black, and White, I like to use two candles to represent the balance, sometimes one red and one black, but it's all up to you! You can put things on his altar like necklaces that you really like that are those same colors, crystals including: Obsidian, Quartz, Red Jasper, Etc, you can use the same colors aswell with any stone, you can also have goat or snake decorations, you can have jars with herbs associated with him including: Mugwort, Yarrow, Deadly Nightshade, Sandalwood, Sage & Lemongrass, you can also make those same herbs into oils and place them on his altar, I have snake shedding in a jar from my two snakes and those are pretty good to place on his altar aswell! Putting his symbols on his altar, a ...

Baphomet is a figure that has appeared in history, symbolism, and modern spiritual interpretations. Over time, the meaning of Baphomet has changed depending on the context and the beliefs of different people and groups. Historically, the name “Baphomet” first appeared during the trials of the Knights Templar in the Middle Ages. There is no clear evidence of what this term originally referred to, and many historians believe it was likely misunderstood or used as part of accusations against the Templars rather than describing an actual being they worshipped. The modern image of Baphomet that many people recognize today often shown as a goat-headed figure with wings, a torch between the horns, and a balance of opposing symbols was created in the 1800s by the occult writer Éliphas Lévi. In his work, Baphomet was not meant to represent a literal demon, but rather a symbol of balance and duality. This includes opposites such as light and dark, masculine and feminine, and spiritual and physic...

As a Polytheistic Satanist myself I will say, Polytheistic Satanism is a spiritual worldview in which Satan is understood as one of multiple spiritual beings or deities, rather than the only focus or a single symbolic figure. In polytheistic paths, people may acknowledge or work with more than one entity, spirit, or divine presence depending on their personal beliefs and experiences. It is important to understand that there is no single strict or universal definition of polytheistic Satanism. Different people interpret it in different ways. For some, it is a religious practice involving real spiritual entities. For others, it may be more symbolic, philosophical, or personal in nature. Because of this, it is a very individual path, and beliefs can vary widely from person to person. For me personally, this path is about exploring spirituality in a way that feels meaningful and authentic to my own experiences. It is connected to ideas of personal reflection, symbolism, and understanding d...