Because of course I would find one of the most obscure religions with only 200-500 estimated members.
I came across it as a teen, around 14 or 15 years old. At the time I was interested in theistic satanism, and came across it when reading an article about Anton LaVey.
Personally, I have believed in following Tiamat since 2016. I have always been drawn to a more Draconian approach to spirituality. I feel like this might be the next step in my journey.
I have purchased Set: The Fury Of Egypt by Asenath Mason. Who also wrote one of the Grimoires of Tiamat. So I trust it.
I also impulsed purchased “Behold: The Prince of Darkness, complete introduction to Setian religion” by Ryan Scott.
@tenente I always felt so disappointed when I learned that most Satanist didn’t actually believe in Satan. LaVey had his followers only view Satan as a figurehead and to worship themselves. I feel so happy knowing there is a branch of true believers 🥺
