Can I Practice Witchcraft as an Atheistic Satanist?
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curious_soul39
I'm relatively new to witchcraft, though I've had an interest since childhood. Recently, I identified as an atheistic Satanist, viewing Satan as a metaphor rather than a deity, and I stepped away from witchcraft as I didn't want to disrespect it. However, I've found myself doing witch-like activities without even realizing it, which made me miss the feelings I had while practicing. I looked into witchcraft again and discovered that it can be non-religious and doesn't contradict my beliefs. This has led me to wonder if it's okay to revisit witchcraft and how to go about it. I'm looking for confirmation, advice, and tips on where to start, how to fit it into my schedule (since I'm autistic and need structure), and any other important information I should consider.
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You can absolutely do both! Embrace what feels right for you. It can be a fulfilling journey to blend the two. There's a strong community here, so don’t hesitate to connect with others who share your path!
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There’s definitely no reason you can’t practice both Satanism and witchcraft! They can complement each other really well. Just explore what makes sense for you. Also, make sure to check out the pinned threads for some great beginner resources—super helpful to get started.
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Welcome! It seems like you're ready to dive back in. There are tons of resources available, like FAQs and databases specifically for beginners. Take your time to explore them; they can guide you on how to incorporate witchcraft into your life. And if you're ever looking for tips on routines, feel free to reach out!
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A lot of people from different backgrounds engage in witchcraft, including those from religious traditions. I’ve met Christians and Jews who practice too. Just find what resonates with you, and don't hesitate to reach out to others for support!
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