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Satan in Sanskrit means...


knowledge. This is just more obvious lame Hollywood tactics to keep us scared and away from occult knowledge. The powers of our minds are being kept from us, all the evil wicked uses of magick in movies, and what the church has done to program with the ignorant masses, keep the general public far away from delving in occult knowledge, this is a huge reason for the world being the *beep* way it is, these practices could be used for good as well, or at least the truth could be disclosed about what we can actually do in this 3 dimensional illusion full of tricks, easter eggs, and hacks that never get the light of day due to people in power not wanting you to know the truth of what you can actually do, oh they'll tell in certain ways without you catching wind, they have to disclose it actually, but this is their way, with evil horror movies and countless superhero movies, while you continue to feel insignificant and meaningless in a fake reality.

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That was beautiful. Keep it up, Shakespeare.

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The only thing I took away from the OP is that the occult fears periods and punctuation. That is some scary stuff right there.

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by Whohoo »
The only thing I took away from the OP is that the occult fears periods and punctuation. That is some scary stuff right there.

Well, I suppose we're one of "those people" who just don't understand..lol. But, honestly, if the OP was supposed to be speaking truth, and enlightening all of us, scared, dumb people, I must say there was not anything said that shed any light on what it is they claim is the "truth" about the wonders of the occult, and the positives it can do for one's life..

Hmmmm..maybe its a "coded" message(ie. the lack of punctuation is part of that "code"..lol) only meant for those special enough who are already all knowing in all things occult related.

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Erm...not so much. The Satan is The Adversary (both are titles, not people), and Satan *represents* knowledge and self-determination as opposed to ignorance and fear, but the title itself means 'adversary', not knowledge. The origin of Ha Satan (the adversary) is in Judaism, where Ha Satan plays a role much like a prosecuting attorney; to put it super simply, The Adversary is the guy who argues that you were basically a real douchebag during your life (hey, I said it was the simplified version) while you are trying to convince everyone that you're a good guy. Satanism just borrows the concept and title from Judaism to represent an idea.

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Yes the meaning and context of the word has been changed a lot, but it's original meaning is literally 'knowledge' (know where the ledge is).

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Wow. That's, like, a lot of words, dude. You must have totally massive amounts of satan in your brain.


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One must be open minded and not one of the sheeple to appreciate what you are saying but it seems IMDB is full of the generic sheeple and closed minds!

We are all numbers , manipulated by those in power but there are some of us who try to think in sidereal time, space and reality; also known as thinking outside of the box.

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The word SATAN doesn't exist in sanskrit

Sanaatan means eternal
Satya means Truth

FYI, satan is not true, it is a fictional character in Christian mythology. Christian mythology says Christian god is like a hero and satan is like a villain and he hates god bla bla bla

It comes from the Hebrew Ha Satan which simply means "adversary" (there is none of that devil/fallen angel stuff in Judaism, who believe Satan was under God's control and acted as his "prosecuting attorney" of sorts).





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Yes, you get a decent idea of Judaism's concept of Satan from the Book of Job.

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Please cite an academic source for this assertion. Not a conspiracy theory website, an actual academic source.

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