In which I offer an introduction to my own core belief system.
I feel like I stumbled a bit in this take, but I still liked how it turned out overall. As I stated in the video, you can ask any further questions about it; I'm a Luciferian (specifically a pantheistic mystic Luciferian pagan).

Video & Website Resources:

A Yazidi reformist explaining why Iblis is a good Sufi (remember people groups are internally diverse and not all Yazidis or Sufis will tell you this): [ Ссылка ]

The best explanation I found for Luciferian Witchcraft: [ Ссылка ]

Feri Tradition Grimoire Website (American Luciferian Witchcraft): [ Ссылка ]

Gospel of Thomas as translated by Thomas O. Labdin (this is a great text to start reading on Gnosticism): [ Ссылка ]

Note: I recommended the book "The Luminous Stone" when I was filming; at the time this video was recorded, it was available on Amazon for a cheap price; not so anymore. It's for a slightly higher price directly through the publisher (Three Hands Press), and although it's just under $30 for the most inexpensive option (trade paperback), I truly believe it captures the diversity of Luciferian traditions so get it when/if you can.
For cheapest options, Richard K. Paige is your go-to but he is mainly a Hermetic Gnostic Luciferian. Cavenett's book is also good, see my review to keep her biases in mind: [ Ссылка ]


Also here are a list of entities to research first if you want to work the archetypal/polytheistic route:
- Every instance of "Lucifer" as a name or title
- Hekate (and Apollo as her counterpart), as she is "Lucifera" as torch-bearer
- Venusian entities (Aphrodite/Venus, Innana, Queztalcoatl, ect).
- Trickster gods/spirits like Prometheus and Loki
- Entities that reclaim power like Lilith and Medusa
- Witches' Devil (sometimes called Baphomet)
- Angels and dragons, especially if they are compared to Lucifer

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