Since about the time of the Roswell “crash,” thousands of people around the world have sighted unidentified flying objects in the night sky. It could all just be a media frenzy, but how could we account for flying “saucers” in ancient paintings and drawings? Are these unidentified flying objects actually human experimental space craft or time travelers? Are they extraterrestrial space craft? Or, could they possibly be summon spirits?

Prophet Yahweh, like many others, have claimed to use the power of summons to bring forth unidentifiable objects. Prophet Yahweh claims he is summoning extraterrestrials through prayer to Yahweh, a noncorporeal, all-powerful and all-knowing god. Could he be mistaking these UFOs for aliens when they are in fact “burning bushes?”

Summoning spirits from the non-physical planes of existence is not all that hard for the common person. In fact, many hauntings are the result of a normal person bringing that spirit back to this plane. Quite often, it is the memory of the ghost that keeps the ghost here. Once people forget about a haunting, the hauntings seem to stop. By remembering, you are subconsciously summoning the spirit.

Now, hauntings are one thing and summoning objects in the sky is another thing. Let us assume that most of us believe in beings from a higher plane of existence. From experience, we can summon bring these beings into our plane in an apparent physical form. Then, is it not safe to assume that Prophet Yahweh, and the likes, are summoning angels? Since angels can take a physical appearance but not physically be there, because we exists on two completely different levels even in the same plane, these unidentifiable objects which allude our technology could be these spirits.

Everything that is non-physical or noncorporeal is based on primary energy. Physical and corporeal objects have primary energy as a base but that primary energy has organized to create secondary energy, making the secondary energy the basis of its existence in the physical plane. Non-physical objects can come into the physical plane but physical objects can not go into the non-physical planes. Our technology works on the principles of secondary energy, energy and matter in the physical plane. We may be able to see a non-physical object, but determining what it is, is impossible. So far, all unidentified flying objects appear to have a shape, but there is no evidence to conclude that it is physical. It is then safe to assume that unidentified flying objects are non-physical, thus “spiritual” in origin.

Besides the science, looking at it from a psychological perception, there is not much difference between an Out-of-Body experience and an alien abduction. These is not much difference than descriptions of angels as “balls of light” than there is of flying saucers. So are aliens and UFOs really angels? You have to admit, it is very possible. Even more possible than aliens traveling thousands of light-years to experiment on “lower lifeforms.” As stated in the movie Contact: “why would we go out of our way to exterminate some ant pile in Africa.” Also, there is more evidence supporting the existence of spirits verses the existence of extraterrestrials.

Submitted By: Jarred Breaux

Magic. Witchcraft. Satanism. To some people, these words are synonymous. But, as someone who practices both Witchcraft and Magic, I can assure you they’re not. Magic is an art, and those who practice it do not have to belong to any specific religion. Magic is simply the art and practice of using Divine energies to cause a change in conformity with your will, whether consciously or subconsciously.

Every time a Catholic priest consecrates the bread and wine for the sacrament, the priest is performing magic. The priest consciously transmutes these mundane objects and transforms them into the holy sacraments--the blood and body of the Christian God--Christ. Also, as it can be seen in John 6:57: “He that eateth My flesh, and drinketh My blood, abideth in Me, and I in him,” the sacraments are consumed with the belief that by consuming them, the individual is consuming the flesh and blood of Christ and therefore uniting with the Godhead of Christ, which is consequently in and of itself a form of magical transformation.

So, as you can see, magic is not limited to any particular religion, and it certainly doesn’t have to entail any grim practices. There’s no need to gather any obnoxious ingredients or conjure any spirits, and you don’t have to place curses or wish harm or ill fate to anyone. In essence, if you’ve ever prayed for something and it came to pass, you performed magic. Witchcraft is first and foremost a religion that is based on pre-Christian beliefs and practices. Witches seek to better understand themselves and the world around them, so that they can grow spiritually and otherwise. Witches see all things in Nature as creations of Divinity--we see the Earth as our Mother, and all it’s inhabitants as Her children. Witches practice rites to attune themselves with the natural energies and cycles present in nature. While we certainly do not worship nature, we do worship the Divine energies present in Nature.

Witches don’t believe in the concept of “original sin,” rather we believe in the laws of karma and the “three-fold law.” Witches believe in taking responsibility for their lives and their actions. We don’t try to blame anything on “Satan” or “the Devil,” we don’t even believe in the existence of such an entity. We believe that individuals are given choices in life, and it’s up to us to make the right--or wrong--decision. We believe that any wrong decisions we make are the fault of human nature and our own free will--not an evil entity tempting us to do wrong.

We live our lives by the simple creed, “An it harm none, do what ye will.” In essence, we try to ensure that neither our thoughts, our actions, nor deeds will harm anyone, not even ourselves. We believe whatever energies we send out--whether good or ill--will ultimately come back to us threefold, and we therefore see no incentive to do or wish ill harm on anyone. We also believe in reincarnation, so we seek to learn all we can in this life in preparation for our next life. We believe that by living harmonious lives in accordance with the Natural Laws of the Universe, we will be rewarded in the next life. While Witchcraft and Satanism are both religions, they’re totally different, and have little in common. Witchcraft, or Wicca as it has come to be known, is a benevolent, life affirming religion, whereas Satanism on the other hand, is actually a parody of Christianity. Satanism is not the practice of worshipping the Christian Satan or the Devil as some may be tempted to believe, but the practice of worshipping the powers of lust, money, power, ego, and greed. Satanists use the body of a nude female as their holy altar, and they insert mock holy wafers into her vagina as a form of consecration. They worship the cross-turned upside down, and they recite the Lord’s Prayer backwards. They substitute seminal fluids in milk for holy water, and they use whiskey to represent Christ’s Blood instead of wine.

Satanists consider themselves to be their own Gods, and they only believe in the ‘hear and now’ as opposed to the ‘then and there.’ The beliefs of Satanism are based on self-indulgence and pleasure rather than any form of self-denial. Satanists don’t believe in repressing their natural urges, such as physical lust, the desire for revenge, and the desire for material possessions. Rather, they believe it is in complete accordance with human nature to follow them.

Just as witches don’t believe in the existence of “Satan” or “the Devil,” neither do Satanists. But, unlike Witches who worship Divinity, Satanists do not believe in the existence of any God or Supreme Being or Creator. Anton Szandor LaVey, founder of the Church of Satan, believed that Satan was merely a symbol of man’s carnal nature--his lust, greed, vengeance, but most of all his ego. He was quoted in a Washington Post interview as saying, “Satan is a symbol, nothing more. Satan signifies our love of the worldly and our rejection of the pallid, ineffectual image of Christ on the Cross.” All of these beliefs are upheld in the Nine Satanic Statements:

1. Satan represents indulgence instead of abstinence
2. Satan represents vital existence instead of spiritual pipe dreams
3. Satan represents undefiled wisdom instead of hypocritical self-deceit
4. Satan represents kindness to those who deserve it instead of love wasted on ingrates
5. Satan represents vengeance instead of turning the other cheek
6. Satan represents responsibility to the responsible instead of concern for psychic vampires
7. Satan represents man as just another animal, sometimes better, more often worse than those that walk on all-fours, who, because of his “divine spiritual and intellectual development,” has become the most vicious animal of all
8. Satan represents all of the so-called sins as they all lead to physical, mental, or emotional gratification
9. Satan has been the best friend the Church has ever had, as He has kept it in business all these years

Submitted By: W. T. Johnson

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