Why I became a Satanist

Why I became a Satanist by Fabrizio Di Satana

The purpose of my blog is to catalogue why I became a Satanist several years ago. First let's explain the difference between a theistic and atheistic Satanist. Simply put, "Theistic Satanists" know for a fact, that The Devil exists, and is active in the lives of humans and other worldly creatures. Atheistic Satanists practice the principles of personal freedom and indulgence in all of the vast corporeal delights nature has to offer. Theists have a personal relationship with Satan, one of either disciple or inner animator. I have chosen the later, Satan is my inner God making me Master of all I behold. As a Theistic Satanic High Priest, I transform nature and circumstances into my image using supernatural forces of Satanic Willpower. Atheists cling to humankind's idiotic comprehensions of nature through their moronic scientific explanations which are nothing more than human fear of Satanic forces set in motion. 

Regarding the question of why I became a Satanist in the first place, it was due to the fact that I had painstakingly followed all of society's rules, and was punished nonetheless and without explanation as to why I was being treated in such a punitive manner. I then began to realize that fear was the inhibitor of my Mastery over both circumstances and natural forces alike. Fear of making a mistake. Fear of being wrong or wronged. Fear of what I could not control. Guilt was also a culprit in creating intolerable hindrances in my life, albeit a secondary factor.  

A healthy dose of anger, rage, and an intense sense of injustice heaped upon me by society's prejudices against artistic, creative and perceptive individuals afforded me a ghastly apparition of the constrained person I had become. It was at that moment in which I realized that I was imposing these shackles upon myself, and that society and nature were only mirroring back to me, the damnations and confinements I thought I deserved. These feelings were not conscious of course, they were deeply buried within my subconscious, sipping from the depths of the collective unconscious.

I became a Satanist because I became disillusioned with human hypocrisy and injustice, although many successful Satanists use deception, cruelty, exploitation, prejudice, and tyranny to great advantage. Satanism allows me to hold successful person's in high regard no matter how they achieved their despotism. Intelligence and skill take many different forms, all with the same resulting outcome of survival. When I came to the point where my subsistence was threatened, I decided to viciously fight for my right to live and reproduce. Other persons might decide to become despondent or suicidal, crying about how they have been victimized by despots. Such an approach does on occasion, work for people, and often works very well getting them pity from would-be do-gooders, altruists, and bleeding hearts. Nonetheless it is only in strength and fierce reproach of my detractors that I find any valuable lifeforce. Revenge is allowed in Satanism. And where slave religions reserve retribution for only the deities themselves, Satan would much rather that I fight my own battles in his venerable name.

"Ave Satana!"