Satan is not evil.

Lucifer was Satan’s name, before he was cast out of heaven; he was one of God’s most favored angels.
He, in his pride, did not want to submit to human-beings. According to some traditions, God placed man above the angels.
Other traditions say he simply rebelled against God, because he wanted to be God himself and tried to overthrow him.

Devil - slanderer or accuser

Satan - adversary or opposer

Lucifer - bringer, bearer of light.

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Would appear that he/she is just earthly and human.
We all operate differently at different times under our own skin.
So they’re archtypes or like avatars.

Is something REAL which only exists within our minds?

Pezer came out with an unexplected thought: that Lucifer is the Ugly Light, his name after he lost the title Luzbel. I have to meditate in this, is getting interesting. In any case he has nothing to do with Satan, this equating, equalizing of spirits is strictly interesting to barren psyches, treating life as some sort of analytical pseudo mathematics.

Satan as the adversary makes partial sense. But that woild clearly be a superficial term, revealing little of the nature of the adversity. Gravity might be called the adversary of the one who feels holy, as Trixie said. Her explanation is the only that stands out from what I can google so far, it helps that it is rooted in experience.

To accuse someone, is to put the spotlight on them, by definition.

The most succinct description of Satan is “False Flag” - creating the perception of threat and framing someone/thing else. That is the “left hand”. The “right hand” is to provide the perception of hope against the perceived threat such as to profit. Satan is the [false] accuser.

PHT controls ALL conscious behavior.

Excerpt from the Burgh/Spinoza exchange:

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I’m Satan. Thought you all should know. The light bringer and emancipator of ignorant thought and being.

Well then they had better be careful, those demons, since in destroying your mind they’ve destroyed their selves.

Artimas, I think then that you would be Lucifer.
Or maybe the mythical Eve. :mrgreen:

Im Lucifer/Satan. I’m a cap.

:laughing: I do hope that the head you rest upon is worthy of you. :wink:

Artimas, not to assume DO you believe in demons, i mean the type which others believe in?

[tab]By the way, did you enoy your halloween? Did you get many compliments about your constume?[/tab]

Nope. Why would they exist?

I didn’t get to finish my costume I am saving it for next year. Was too short notice last year.

Why does that Pink Guy have pomegranate seeds on his neck?

I don’t “see” demons either. It’s the mind which stirs them up but they’re not real except insofar as a thought can be real.

Finish working on it sooner than later.

If you carefully read the Old Testament in terms of its various cultural and historical influneces these three entities represent at least two different things.
For example…
“Satan” is God’s servant and does his bidding in Job.
In The Garden of Eden, the Serpent is not compatible with Satan, but always conflated with the “Devil”

But never forget that the whole thing is a fantasy.

Devil, Satan, Lucifer–names we give to manifestations of the id.

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I think that they are loosely the same, but different because it is a character glanced through the eyes of different authors. As such, Satan, a mere antagonist for the Hebrew evolved to become The Devil, the negative version of God. The state of the community from which the author emerged affected how the character was viewed. The evolution of Satan also reflects the different influences the Jews were exposed to. Ideas about the cosmic battle between Good versus Evil (Zoroastrianism) was assimilated into the Devil character.