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From every set of principles (be it religious, political, or philosophical), some good can be
extracted. Amidst the madness of the Hitlerian concept, one point stands out as a shining
example of this - "strength through joy!". Hitler was no fool when he offered the German
people happiness, on a personal level, to insure their loyalty to him, and peak efficiency from
them.
It has been clearly established that the majority of all illnesses are of a psychosomatic nature,
and that psychosomatic illnesses are a direct result of frustration. It has been said that "the
good die young". The good, by Christian standards, do die young. It is the frustration of our
natural instincts which leads to the deterioration of our minds and bodies.
It has become very fashionable to concentrate on the betterment of the mind and spirit, and to
consider giving pleasure to one's body (the very shell without which the mind and spirit could
not exist) to be coarse, crude, unrefined. AS OF LATE, MOST PEOPLE WHO DEEM THEMSELVES EMANCIPATED
HAVE LEFT NORMALCY ONLY TO "TRANSCEND" INTO IDIOCY! By way of bending their behinds around to
meet their navels, subsisting on wild and exotic diets like brown rice and tea, they feel they
will arive at a great state of spiritual development.
"Hogwash!" says the Satanist. He would rather eat a good hearty meal, exercise his
imagination, and transcend by means of physical and emotional fulfillment. It seems, to the
Satanist, that after being harnessed with unreasonable religious demands for so many
centuries, one would welcome the chance to be human for once!
If anyone thinks that by denying his natural desires he can avoid mediocrity, he should
examine the Eastern mystical beliefs which have been in great intellectual favor in recent
years. Christianity is "old-hat", so those who wish to escape its fetters have turned to so-called
enlightened religions, such as Buddhism. Although Christianity is certainly deserving of the
criticism it has received, perhaps it has been taking more than its share of the blame. The
followers of the mystical beliefs are every bit as guilty of the little humanisms as the
"misguided" Christians. Both religions are based on trite philosophies, but the mystical
religionists profess to be enlightened and emancipated from the guilt-ridden dogma which is
typified by Christianity. However, the Eastern mystic is even more preoccupied than the
Christian with avoiding animalistic actions that remind him he is not a "saint", but merely a
man - only another form of animal, sometimes better, more often worse, than those who walk
on all fours; and who, becuase of his "divine spiritual and intellectual development", has
become the most vicious animal of all!
The Satanist asks, "What is wrong with being human, and having human limitations as well as
assets?" By denying his desires the mystic has come no closer to overcoming compulsion than
his kindred soul, the Christian. The Eastern mystical beliefs have taught people to
contemplate their navels, stand on their heads, stare at blank walls, avoid the use of labels in
life, and discipline themselves against any desire for materialistic pleasure. Nevertheless, I am
sure you have seen just as many so-called desciplined yogis with the inablility to control a
smoking habit as anyone else; or just as many supposedly emancipated Buddhists become just
as excited as a "less aware" person when they are confronted with a member of the opposite -
or in some cases, the same - sex. Yet when asked to explain the reason for their hypocrisy,
these people retreat into the ambiguousness which characterizes their faith - no one can pin
them down if there are no straight answers that can be given!
The simple fact of the matter is that the very thing which has led this type of person to a faith
which preaches abstinence, is indulgence. Their compulsive masochism is the reason for