Showing posts with label satanism. Show all posts
Showing posts with label satanism. Show all posts

Monday, February 15, 2016

Materialism: The 2,800 Year Old Virgin

First, there is the Thesis. 
Then, there is the Anti-Thesis. 
The Thesis takes a long look at the Anti-Thesis. She blushes. They make fuck all night long and 9 months later a Synthesis is born.

This is the birds and bees of Dialectics and a general sketch of how paradigms advance by transforming into new, sleeker, sexier paradigms.

And I know, what does this have to do with materialism?  Well, the main problem with materialism is that it's an anti-thesis that can't seem to get it on with the thesis and produce a synthesis. In fact, materialism's inability to get it on with any thesis is so bad that most women would consider it "one of those creepy guys" and personally, I'd say that it hates women and is a downright mysognist.

Hold on. There's a point to this. Promise. :)

Music For Satanists

You didn't know I was a Satanist? Oh well. With that said:

Good music which grooves with Satanism is hard to find. It's a lot like Christian music -- the greater, almost total majority of satanic bands who outwardly display their "horns" are mediocre bands who are selling crap in a niche market where that they believe will buy anything with horns on it. Satanic music was so bad that I considered it a bad sign if the band displayed as much as a pentagram.

Then I discovered Pop Evil. Enjoy.




Tuesday, February 9, 2016

Psychology of Satanism: Nature and Nurture I

Everything within Satanism revolves around a simple psychological concept : "Nature / Nurture." In this post (one of two!), I explain WTF that means. The next part will relate it to Satanism.

"Nature" refers to everything we are born with. In other words, Nature is everything we have and can do at the moment we're shipped brand new from the factory. It's all the base mechanisms we need to survive as individuals as well as a species as a whole. On the individual scale there's critical mechanisms which sustain an individual organism's life --, like the ability to breathe. On the species scale, there's things like individual variations from height to temperment.