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Black Serpent

Volume 1, Issue 1

Spring 2006

Inside this Issue:

3 - From the Editor

4 - Rite To Lucifer

8 - Share Your Religion, Lose Your Job S.J. Reisner

11 - Are We Headed for a Theocracy? Geifodd ap Pwyll

17- Finding the Right Group M. Delaney

21- A Pantheon of Dark Gods S. Connolly

23- In the News…

24 - Per Contra – Music & Movie Reviews DeSang & Aramon

26 -First Rite to Leviathan

27 - Rites to Belphegore

28 - Daemonic Games Adrianna and Incendio

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From the Editor

S o what should a Demonolatry magazine contain? This was

a question that plagued me for some time. It was obvious to

me a good magazine should include national and

international news that affects our religious freedoms, but

also how-to articles, reviews of music and movies from

fellow practitioners, articles about how Demonolatry affects

our lives, and even some fun stuff. So for our debut issue I

scoured the deepest regions of the internet (I didn’t have to

go far) to find wonderful authors to write for us. The result is

Black Serpent . It is my hope you’ll find this issue

educational as well as enjoyable. And since it’s free (unless you bought a paper

copy off of Lulu) we hope you’ll enjoy it. We welcome reader comments and

articles, artwork, fiction, poetry, and even games for the Daemonic Games section

from fellow practitioners. With that I give you our first issue! May Lucifer light

your way.

Adrianna, The Editor

http://www.ofs-demonolatry.org

Rite To Lucifer

Basic Rite To Lucifer

Oleum and

Incense of the

Quarter: Lucifer

By J. Thorp

An oleum is a

specialized oil made

with herbs, flowers,

roots, and resins that

are used as offerings to

the Demons/deities.

Incense is an herbal

mixture that is used in

ritual for a purpose,

adoration/worship, or

meditation. It is made

of whole herbs, flowers,

roots, and resins and is

non-combustible.

This rite is from the book Modern Demonolatry by S. Connolly (¨1999)

and may not be reproduced in any form without prior written consent from

the author. It has been reproduced here with permission.

The Altar must face the East most point of the ritual chamber.

A candle is set at each elemental point. The elemental demons

are invoked by use of the Enns with the dagger. Flereous first,

work clockwise leaving Lucifer for last. An incense of Sorcery

invokes atmosphere.

Light the candles from Flereous to Lucifer. Then - Carrying an

incense wand or burner in one hand and a dagger in the other

(doesn't matter which) approach each point and kneel reciting

the Enn for Lucifer and wave the dagger through the smoke.

Finally, invite the fifth element (Satan, spirit) from the center

of the ritual space.

Lucifer Oleum

Kneel at the altar in prayer: "We pray thee Lucifer, bestow

upon us the strength of your design. Let the eagle bring us a

new understanding. Your light shall be our protection and

guide us through this life to enlightenment. We are as the

wind. We humbly pay homage to thee in our offer of incense

that you may know our respect for your vast strength. We offer

requests of knowledge and reflection that we may employ your

creation to do so. Hail Lucifer. Lord and Master of

Enlightenment."

Olive oil

Black mustard seed

Lemon peel

Poppy seed

Alum

Lucifer Incense

Then comes the typical ritual body in which requests of

concentration, knowledge, intellect, and purification are

burned at the altar. (i.e. a bowl, incense burner, or bonfire.)

The ashes must be crushed to a fine powder and later

dispersed in the wind. Some sects choose to sing hymns and

go into longer durations of prayer before the ritual closing.

The ritual is closed as thus: "Hail Lucifer. Lord and Master of Air. We thank thee for

being present at our ritual. We bid you, go in peace."

Rite To Lucifer

Benzoin resin

Wormwood

Goldenrod

Lavender

Cinquefoil

Close the ritual as normal. If practicing solitary - change all "we" to "I" Also - the prayer

can be done with a single candle if you lack the space, time, or supplies to do a drawn

out ritual.

Recipes for the Celebration

An easy way to keep the celebration headache free is to delegate cooking responsibilities. Let

people bring appetizers and desserts, and take care of the main course your self. Of course

getting the entire group involved in cooking (let everyone chop something up) can also be fun if

you want to make a day of it. The following are simple ideas that even people who don’t know

how to cook can help with.

Appetizers

BBQ Smokies and Other Ideas

In a slow cooker, empty four packages of Little Smoky sausages and three 18 oz. Bottles of

barbeque sauce. Heat several hours before participants arrive. Buy a variety of crackers and

cheese (you will have to cut up the cheese and place on platters before people arrive). Also, for

the vegetarians in your group, cut up fresh vegetables (carrots, broccoli, cauliflower, celery,

radishes, and table onions) for dipping in ranch dressing.

Main Course

Beef Burrito Bake

-1 pound ground beef (for vegetarians the Boca pseudo gound beef works great, but use all

three packages in the box and only use 3/4 the packet of seasoning )

-1 packet Lawrey's Beef Burrito Seasoning (McCormick and Schilling suck in this recipe, but if

you like them, go for it)

- 2 packages of Pillsbury croissant roll dough (low fat)

-2 bags of shredded cheddar or colby-jack cheese (Smart Balance works fine)

Prepare beef according to the burrito seasoning packet. Get a pizza pan or stone and open the

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