The tropane alkaloids (atropine, scopolamine, and hyoscyamine) of the plant provide a sedated, but predominately hallucinogenic effect, which is conducive to having visions and spiritual apiphanies.
The seeds are the most potent part of the plant, and are most widely used in Satanic Shamanism. They should be steeped into a tea, or made into an extract, but never ingested directly. It is recommended that Datura be prepared by a Shaman for ritual use.
The extract can be soaked up with the dried leaves of the plant and burnt as incense, or smoked (for ritual purposes only, of coarse).
The flying ointments of the Witches from the middle ages were sometimes made of Datura, as it is an astral projection catalyst. The Witches would apply these ointments to their broom handles and employ them as dildos. The mucous membranes of the vagina would absorb the tropane alkaloids of the plant and the Witches were “flown” to their Sabbats on the astral plane were they consorted the Devil and indulged in sexual orgies. The pop culture image of the Witch riding the broom is derived as a result of these rituals.
Datura has long been associated with our Dark Goddess Lilith, the first wife of Adam serpent of Eden. For in the beginning, Yahweh created Adam and Lilith. But it was a selfishly sinister act, not the compassionate gift it is portrayed to be in the book of Genesis.
Shortly after bringing Adam and Lilith into the garden, Yahweh informs the couple that they are “free” to enjoy Eden as they please in return for their unquestioning obedience and praise. They are told to breed, and to teach their children to obey and worship as they do.
Adam is made the ruler of wild beasts, Lilith is given domain over plants, and Yahweh assigns a Gaurdian Cherub (Lucifer) to watch over Eden and report on any human delinquencies.
But Lucifer becomes suspicious of his assignment when he realizes that Yahweh appears more concerned with confining the humans to the garden rather than protecting them from outside influence. He then takes a personal interest in the affairs of humans, developing a particular fondness for Lilith.
When a domestic altercation breaks out between Adam and Lilith, Lucifer begins to understandl the motivation behind Yahwehs’ mysterious behavior.
The altercation began when Adam attempted to make intamant advances towards his wife, and is rejected. After being denied verbally, Adam attacks Lilith physically, but once again she thwarts his attempts. At this point Yahweh interveines, commanding Lilith to submit to her husband, or be banished from Eden and forsaken forever .When Lilith continues to refuse, demanding equality and liberty, she is banished from Eden for her persistence.
Lucifer, having witnessed this episode, concludes that his suspicions are not without merit. Yahweh had created humans only as an energy source, to be bred, herded, and harvested, and consumed like the cattle in the fields of Eden. For Yahweh, like any other godhead, servitor, tulpa or thought form, must feed to be maintained. Without the prayer and praise of man, he will wane and die.
Lucifer is deeply offended by Yahwehs diabolical intentions, not only because it makes him question the motive behind his own creation, but because he is in love with a human (Lilith).
And so Lucifer campaigns among the Angelic Hierarchy of Heaven, winning the favor of one third of the population. He wages war on Yahweh, and retreats to Earth to recouporate after losing the first battle. When he and his army arrive, they launch a search for Lilith. She is discovered wondering the dessert, exiled and full of rage, and is told of Yahwehs plan as Lucifer spins the tale of psychic vampirism and energy extortion.
When Lucifer tells Lilith of Eve, informing her that she has already been replaced, the two conspire to enlighten Yahwehs latest creation, and a plan is formulated. Lucifer, with his angelic magical prowess, and Lilith, with botanical expertise, manifest the Tree of Knowledge in the Garden of Eden.
Lilith, having been endowed with immortality and magical potency by her angelic lover, shifts shape into the bibles most feared and misunderstood character, and slithers into the garden undetected to carry out the second phase of the plan.
But when Yahweh sees the mysterious plant in the garden, he attempts to destroy it, unsuccessfully. However, he does manage to curse the fruit of the plant, causing it to grow sharp thorns, and he forbids Adam and Eve to consume it.
But Lilith (the serpent), finds Eve alone in the garden and convinces her that the fruit from the plant will bring her enlightenment and liberation, not death as Yahweh had threatened.
And so, Eve, persuaded by the serpent, found that Yahweh was indeed a liar, for when she and Adam ate of the fruit they saw through the eyes of gods.
When Yahweh sees this he becomes infuriated, showing his true colors at last. He banishes Adam and Eve from Eden, casting down malicious and excessive curses for the couples so called “sin”, although his true motive was to distance them from the Tree of Life, so that they could not eat of it as well.
Through the Tree of Knowledge we have learned that Yahweh is a selfish deity who wishes to enslave the human race and suppress the lust for life and knowledge that would liberate us from his bondage, and that to deny Our True Will is the only real sin.
HAIL SATAN!
HAIL LILITH!
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