Samhain ushers in the dark half of the year and we can thank our dear occult brethren “The Druids” for bringing it to us. Satanic rituals performed during Halloween are very, very powerful and it is actually the time when the Paradox Dimension or Parallax Dimension is actually the thinnest – the membrane veil that separates our limited dimensions with that of what is beyond our human perception. The Gott der Toten or God of the Dead can easily dispatch demons and other spirits during these Halloween satanic rituals.
As with any ritual, obviously preparation is going to be the most important and it seems that when most people are getting ready for a ritual, they really shortcut the preparation phase. As a byproduct, they are actually short cutting themselves on what will actually come to fruition. You’ve got to have a plan and without that plan, you can not realize the objectives. 
Magnum Opus, our coven, celebrates the entire week leading up to All Hallows Eve and it is a celebration that culminates in the overall satanic ritual on All Hallows Eve. Halloween is celebrated with blood and sex rituals and obviously blood is an important symbolic form used in magic. And it provides the life force and so it is actually what’s flowing in our veins and in some cases the coven will have a donor that will provide what is needed during that time. Now a word of caution here because there are blood borne pathogens that are illnesses that you can get. So you have to take care and you have to be sure of what you’re doing and ensure those people are not infected by viruses or what have you before you start.
The implements of the Halloween satanic ritual or very similar to other workings however you may want to customize or individualize your ritual during this time of year. And it’s not uncommon to add other implements to your satanic altar. I like to burn incense and the “rain incense” is very pleasant. It’s not overpowering it’s not as strong as Sage but if someone in your coven group has something else that they would prefer to use, that is certainly acceptable. The point of any of ritual is to invoke a feeling of comfort for all that are involved in this. So again you would want to use caution and not use something that perhaps another person is allergic to because that would have undesired outcome on your event.
One thing that makes Halloween enjoyable to me is usually this is the first true interaction, besides the initiation ritual, that new members of the coven are experiencing. So in September, Magnum Opus does our initiations and as the new initiate is beginning to learn and beginning to kind of “get their satanic feet under them”. This is really the first ritual they will attend where they are not a focal of the ritual but they are simply a coven member participating in the ritual. So the new coven member has a mentor, an assigned mentor, and that person will help to introduce them and build a good solid foundation for magic and satanic magic operations and practices for the future. They will also assist the acolyte in summoning demons however they will begin by actually summoning some of the demons that I describe in my Sanctum of Shadows Volume II Corpus Satanas book. Those are easier to summon and they are very receptive to the acolyte.
Sacrifices always played a part in satanic rituals. It’s not the sacrifice that most people think. During the 80s, we had this satanic panic where the sacrifice was believed to be infants or kidnapped teenagers or a whole list of different things that were absolutely not true. I’m not saying that those things may not have happened but from the satanic coven perspective, that is not what we are doing or trying to accomplish during a sacrifice ritual. Again, we want to prepare the symbol of the sacrifice. If we’re using sacrifice by proxy, we also want a clear plan for the coven and then set about preparing the inner sanctum and all of our sacred implements that will be used during this sacrifice ritual. As I said ritual sacrifice is one of the most misunderstood elements of Satanism.
The first is called a Votive sacrifice and it is something that has been promised to Satan and the Hosts of Hell before the actual ritual is performed. The second time is a Malefic sacrifice which produces injurious harm. So it is actually something that hurts another being whatever it may be. The third type is a sacrifice by Proxy and it substitutes the person or the thing that would normally be used for a sacrifice like say a voodoo doll or an effigy or some sort that can be used as the proxy as well. Also any other inanimate object may be used as a proxy for the satanic sacrifice. 
Every sacrifice is different and each coven member is affected differently on an emotional and physical plane and the results of this helps the person to form a more personal relationship with Satan and the Hosts of Hell. If they already have an existing relationship, this actually makes it stronger and reinforces that particular relationship.
Satanist recognized blood as a sacrificial part of satanic magic. Blood contains the energy and the veil that separates the Paradox Dimension is thinner nearing All Hallows Eve, especially this particular Sabbath. If you’re wondering what the difference is between Sabbat and Esbat you can visit my website at AleisterNacht.com and I clearly define the difference is between Sabbats and Esbats and the high unholy days that we celebrate.
Sex also plays an important part, especially with building, producing, releasing, focusing, and dissipating of energy. Sex rituals are sometimes misinterpreted as being wild orgies and uncontrolled primal urges that take place during drunken debauchery sessions and that may be true in some covens however, for Magnum Opus, that’s not true.
The ultimate reward for a sex ritual is having total control during the ritual and controlling the energy because the energy is what you are using from that particular ritual. It’s controlled and it is focused. The sex ritual delivers much more than sexual satisfaction. It is an operation that delivers powerful focused energy and obviously during any ritual that may involve a sex ritual or sex acts, purification of the body is important, just like the internal sanctum, clearing the air and clearing any residual energy in the sanctum. This is very important as well as bathing before rituals. This is not only a courtesy to your other coven members, but it’s ultimately respectful to Satan and the demons that you will invite into your rituals.
Halloween satanic rituals they should be enjoyed, cherished, and they should satisfy everyone in the coven. If you plan and if you scope your rituals and you involve everyone in the planning and preparation as well as the actual ritual itself, it will be a wonderful event. It will bring the coven closer together and it will form deep bonds with one another.
One other last step that is often overlooked in many rituals is the coven coming together and recording the results of the actual ritual. What went right, what did not go so good, and what could be done better as well as what has produced a constant output that can be counted on as a desired and intended outcome for the actual ritual and this holds true for a Halloween satanic rituals just as well as any other ritual that you may perform.
So this year, as with every year, I wish you all the success with your satanic ritual. Have fun, enjoy it, invoke the demons, and invoke Satan and bring them in and include them in your rituals. It will build a deep meaningful experience for you and your journey along the Left Hand Path. If you would like more information about this you can check out my book Satanism and Devil Worship Magnae Sapientiae Sathanas or you can go to my Patreon page and join. There is a huge amount of information there in one location. It contains blog posts, audio, video, including presentations that someone new to the path or someone wanting to rejuvenate themselves can easily take part in and go at their own pace to receive a blessing from the material.
So until next time, this has been Aleister Nacht.
Hail Satan!
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