Construcción de la subunidad C14-C23

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Satanism to most people is the aspect of sex. Ether they think there will be huge orgies (which occasionally there are indeed), or they think it will make them mysteriously attractive (which of course it can but not without work.)

It has only been recently that the world has seen its first full fledged Satanic porno “Club Satan the Witches Sabbath”. An interesting though low budget film that is extremely aggressive and to many offensive, which of course was the whole idea behind the movie. It brings about the notion of what sex in the ritual chamber should be like. Up until now nude alters and masturbation have been the only openly admitted

sexual act to ever transpire during a Satanic ritual. There are, however, those rare occasions that go unmentioned where sex becomes a very prevalent theme, and even full blown orgies may on occasion transpire. This, however, is often ardently denied by most people involved because of the want to paint a more appealing face on Satanism. However, Satanism is about cutting loose one’s prior inhibitions, and doing things that

many may feel normally inappropriate in an appropriate setting.

There is nothing inappropriate about sex. And should it be considered acceptable by one’s group to perform sex during a ritual then by all means it should be done. During the ritual of stifling air a man and a woman are placed into a coffin together with the intent of having sex. Often these two people have no personal relationship with each other besides being in the same coven or grotto. They may even be complete enemies outside the group and hate each other violently, but during this moment they do the dirty like passionate lovers only a few feet away or in albeit plain sight of the entire congregation.

Sexual intercourse during certain rituals should be encouraged, not only between actual couples but between non-couples. The simple act of swinging in such a situation is in fact extremely stimulating to all parties involved. While some enjoy participating others may only choose to sit back and watch. The entire room should have a completely relaxed feeling to it where this sort of thing is completely normal and enticing to all.

A woman entering into such a group should enter every ritual fully prepared and even wanting to be taken by or to take every, and any, member of the group at any possible moment. She should enter the chamber already dripping wet from the pure excitement of not knowing what will happen.

The same should go for any man in the same instance. He equally should be excited by the same prospect and enter into the ritual with a full erection ready and waiting to enter the soft warmth of any receptive member of the group. (This of course depends on their personal sexual orientation.)

No members of the group should feel disgusted in any way by any actions others may choose to

perform. If you are a straight man but other members are gay, don’t look away but watch in fixation and delight, but remember you are not ever forced to take part. If you are or feel you are being forced to perform any sexual act that you personally don’t wish to do then don’t do it and get out of the situation, even if that means leaving the group all together. One should never be forced to have sex with any one they don’t desire it with, and to do so stands against the rule of waiting for the mating signal. Not waiting for a mating signal is, and should always be considered as rape.

During the years of Satanic panic, many

supposed Satanic ritual abuse victims came forth with tall tails of being forced to perform sexual acts during certain rituals, or being used as baby making machines for ritualistic child sacrifices. These of course are

complete flights of fancy designed to scare people away from Satanism. In short, their tales are, for the most part, unfounded and untrue. While ritual sex does at times occur, it is always between consenting adults who are both willing and equally eager to perform their role

off the streets and forced into Satanic cults is just that, a myth.

Ritual sex is about expressing ones desires and indulging in them. In a situation where one might be “Ritualistically Raped”, it is in fact a mock rape and the “victim” is of course a consenting participant who is only acting but is in truth enjoying herself. Such

situations usually have safe/panic words or signals that can be given to halt the act if at any time the “victim” genuinely feels panicked or unsafe. Often these words are so out of place and even comical that the would be “rapist/s” will often times halt out of pure laughter, thusly maintaining the light relaxed mood of the group so that no ill feelings will pervade after the fact.

Such rituals are normally done with a lot of preparation and with safety in thought. Other times sexual acts may simply occur out of pure emotional response. Which ever is the case; it should not be frowned upon but encouraged and endorsed.