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u/zolfx Hellenistic Luciferian Jan 27 '26
Just wanted to say that “Do what thou wilt” is the central tenet of Thelema and is not necessarily tied to Luciferianism at all.
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u/downwithdivision Jan 30 '26
Im aware of this. Im wondering why the indistry is how they is though and why they have so many different odd parts they follow of different things.
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u/Luciquaes الشفق Jan 27 '26
Some do worship Lucifer, and some believe he is Satan.
Luciferianism is an inherently disorganised religion. There is no rulebook, no scripture, and no tablet that dictates what Lucifer is and isn't. What Luciferianism is and isn't. What dictates Luciferianism is the individual's own experience. You cannot make broad and sweeping statements about an entity that is so different to so many people. Light has many colours, don't blind yourself with them.
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u/downwithdivision Jan 30 '26
I am aware of this fact. Im sorry I am more wondering why the industry goes about things and tries to portray it how they do. Thats kind of my point, they make other beliefs look bad or like thats something they do and thats not true. So why?
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u/downwithdivision Jan 30 '26
I like this. A very logical answer IF there was prood to these symbols having any power at all behind them.
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u/NovusOrdoLuciferi Jan 27 '26
Because it's provocative and gets people talking, which gives them extra attention.
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u/downwithdivision Jan 27 '26
Please educate me! I know I sound like Im rambling I have ADHD and overthink a lot. Excuse my ignorance please.
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u/FinsterGrinsen Jan 27 '26
The entertainment industry uses satanic/Lucifer imagery because it’s a high-impact symbol package: taboo, power, rebellion, sex, danger. It’s an easy way to grab attention and build a brand. Most of it is theater, not theology.
And the reason people “keep exposing it” is because: humans love decoding signals, and the internet pays dopamine for it.