Daisy Change

Ok, now we have the promised luciferinism posts out of the way Its time to tell my own story.   I have had brushes with luciferinism, and in particular Christo luciferinism , but never considered myself anything other than a Christian universalist. (Check out my post on Christian universalism here)  What I personally have gotten caught up in , in the past is new age /  progressive Christianity. So then, the next few posts will explain all this and how it relates to a certain secret society , and how I got free through the redemptive work of Jesus .  Just so you know, as a side note being born to certain bloodlines does not mean you're condemned for eternity, anyone can turn to Jesus from any walk or bloodline. Yes including satanists. ( I'll get to addressing you soon )  Anyway I guess we should start by saying that I am a student of the occult and I don't think it conflicts with my faith in Jesus at all.   I believe in knowing my enemy and I like to be ab...

While Christo Luciferinism places a strong emphasis on self-empowerment and personal growth, it also promotes a set of seemingly ethical principles to guide followers on their path.  These principles are centered around compassion, empathy, and respect for others, emphasizing the importance of treating fellow beings and the environment with kindness and care.  Which sounds good, until  you look a little deeper under the hood.   It is true that Christo Luciferinism does not condone harm or manipulation for personal gain but encourages practitioners to consider the consequences of their actions on themselves and the world at large. It advocates for the freedom of choice and expression, as long as these do not infringe upon the rights and well-being of others.   However, this is just the surface layer. When it comes down to it, Christo Luciferinism has little to do with Christ, and much more to do with self exploration and worship of self, which is at the core...