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The Spiritual and Nature

 

 

 

1.It is wise to know, that all of nature has its own life/lives

2.the 4 elements, earth, air, fire and water have their own life

3.The 4 elements are ruled over by the dark forces who work underneath Satan

4.We are also connected with all of the elements, the water in our bodies, the earth our flesh, the air we need to breath and the fire which symbolizes life. Because of this and much more, nature must be respected.

5.Seeing that we are of the elements we also contain magical abilities and must believe in them.

6.Nature and its elements have many portals to other worlds, including that of the supernatural, through using magic we can ask Satan and his dark forces for something and in return we worship and give him homage.

7.One of the many ways Satan speaks to us is through dreams, astral traveling and even visions.

8.One of the many reasons why we suffer from natural disasters is because we disrespect nature and deny our connection to it, which in turn disrespects the dark forces, the spirits who dwell in the earthly realm in Satan's name and even Satan himself.

9.We must also be aware that nature and the spiritual has a dark side which must also be respected. If not, we deny ourselves being attached to even the lighter side of it. But to accept it as part of us we see and understand reasons why people sometimes do things against what society says is good, why animals hurt other animals, including some of their own children who are physically challenged, why nature retaliates using natural disasters, and even why spirits of the spiritual world(especially those not of Satan) act and do the things that they do. To accept dark side means to empower and alter not only spiritual selves to a higher plane of conscience but our physical selves as well.

10.Accourding to African spirituality, one must ask permission of nature to enter it, ask a tree to take something from it and thank it, and even to leave it gifts as a token of gratitude.