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Darkness is our primal origin, that which surrounds the cosmos and is essential to our renewal and healing within the Mind, Body, and Spirit. The Serpent is an excellent symbol for Luciferians, for the snake was the bringer of wisdom to woman and man, and in history was also a symbol of healing, chthonic fertility in the earth, and wisdom.

Luciferianism is not the sum of random rituals from numerous ancient pantheons, for one must prepare the entirety of self by the application of what I call the FOUR PILLARS OF LUCIFERIANISM and the TRIAD OF THE MORNING STAR. These two concepts are the most important and ground-breaking magical works you will perform, even before the exploration of different methods of ceremony and rituals found in the many grimoires, I have made available publicly.

You may approach Luciferianism no matter if you are more atheistic or theistic; trust your intuition and become familiar with Luciferian philosophy to determine if you honestly identify as a Luciferian. There are key traits identifiable in Luciferian philosophy that support a meaningful experience as one who carries the torch.

The Four Pillars and the Triad of the Morning Star are constructs that allow the mind to focus and validate an accounting of what your core traits, desires, strengths, and weaknesses are. This early ordeal of study and mental application in the real world establishes a balance between the imagination and the material world.

The Four Pillars are: Balance, Power, Strength, and Wisdom.

The Triad of the Morning Star is Liberation, Illumination and Apotheosis.

In this video, we will delve into the ancient world of Yatuk Dinoih, a term from Zoroastrian texts, exploring Mazdean practices before Islam.

{Picture a realm where daevas, demonic forces counteracting angels, and Ahriman, the primal opposer, take center stage. The aim of the Yatus, or sorcerers, is to master the elemental darkness and demonic fury inherent in both nature and humanity through disciplined will in Luciferian Magick.}

As we journey through Yatuk Dinoih, we discover two types of Ahrimanian Magick:

1. Ritual to Attain, catering to carnal or spiritual goals. And,
2. Ceremony to Sustain, blending the carnal and spiritual.

This is not just a carnal approach; there's a spiritual dimension with an instinctual awareness of nature.

Join me as we explore the world of Ahrimanian Yatus, akin to devil-worshippers, using fantasy for both carnal and spiritual empowerment. Where There is no diabolic punishment or heavenly reward. It's about gathering power in both flesh and spirit.

This video emphasizes the importance of balancing the present and the future by directing both your thoughts and energy.

Witness the rituals of Daeva-yasna, involving night ceremonies with incense, libations, and the passionate invocations of deities like Ahriman. The Word of Sorcery, in contrast to Mazdean magic, manifests internally and outwardly, mastered by skilled Yatus. Balancing your will, your desire, and your belief.

We will also explore how Ahriman and Daevas are honored in disorderly acts, Staotas, and Ahrimanic words of power. Each name carries coiled power within the imagination, giving form to deities and demons.

 Join me on this journey into the mysticism of Yatuk Dinoih, where sorcery becomes a powerful tool in the hands of bold masters shaping their destinies.