Parenting with Freedom in Satanic Witchcraft

 

Parenting with Freedom in Satanic Witchcraft

Parenting on my path as a Satanic Witch has been a journey of both strength and tenderness. It has required me to hold space for my own spiritual truths while honoring the unfolding spirit of my children. Unlike many traditional paths that seek to shape young souls in rigid molds, I believe this way invites us to nurture curiosity, courage, and above all, the freedom to choose. I have found that walking openly in my power and living my beliefs authentically teaches my children far more than any words or demands ever could. In sharing my truth openly, I create a home where my children feel safe to explore their own ways, knowing they are loved no matter where their spirits may lead.

My beliefs are eclectic. I walk between worlds—the Witch’s path, grounded in earth, ritual, and the feminine divine, and the Satanic path, defined by rebellion, self-empowerment, and the pursuit of forbidden knowledge. I do not confine myself to a single tradition or doctrine but weave my spirituality from diverse sources—symbols, spirits, mythologies, and philosophies—that resonate with me personally. This freedom allows me to create a practice that is deeply authentic and untamed.

At the heart of my belief system is the recognition of Satan as a real spiritual being, a divine ally embodying liberation, wisdom, and power. I do not see Satan merely as a symbol of rebellion but as a conscious force worthy of respect and communion. Alongside this, my witchcraft serves as a means of expression, transformation, and connection with natural and spiritual forces. My rituals and ceremonies are tools to shape reality, engage with unseen energies, and honor the shadow aspects of myself and the world. The balance between nature and the infernal, the primal and the divine, is a constant theme in my path.

When it comes to parenting, I have always chosen transparency. I never hide my beliefs or practices from my children. They have witnessed my rituals, seen my altar, and heard the words I speak in ceremony. Yet I have never required or expected them to participate or adopt my beliefs. I do this because I deeply respect their sovereignty and trust in their capacity to find their own spiritual paths. True empowerment, I believe, comes not from coercion or indoctrination but from freedom and personal discovery.

Unlike many religious traditions that emphasize indoctrination from an early age, I encourage my children to think critically, to question authority, and to explore a variety of spiritual possibilities without fear or pressure. I reject spiritual conformity and instead promote integrity, authenticity, and self-determination. My children have been present for the seasonal celebrations of the Wheel of the Year, but their involvement has always been optional and framed as an invitation rather than an expectation.

My approach to traditional holidays reflects this philosophy. I recognize that many of our contemporary holidays, including Christian ones, are rooted in ancient pagan festivals and natural cycles. I celebrate the sabbats as markers of these cycles and as opportunities for personal transformation. I strip away Christian dogma and Wiccan overlays, re-enchanting these celebrations with symbolism, intent, and themes that reflect my own infernal and sovereign path. For me, these holidays are not about external gods or imposed myths but about honoring the earth, the shadow, and the individual’s freedom.

My Wheel of the Year consists of eight sabbats, each redefined to focus on personal power, shadow work, sacred rebellion, and transformation. Yule, the winter solstice, I celebrate as the Black Flame Rekindled, a time to endure darkness and kindle the inner fire of will. Imbolc is the Blood Awakening, symbolizing the stirring of power and the quickening of intent. Ostara is the Rite of the Serpent Egg, embracing duality and liberation from purity narratives. Beltane becomes the Infernal Union, a festival of lust, creation, and sacred defiance. Litha, the summer solstice, is the Serpent Crown, marking sovereignty and apotheosis. Lammas is the Red Harvest, a time of sacrifice and transformation through loss. Mabon, the autumn equinox, is the Feast of the Fallen, a reflective moment to honor death as a gift and source of wisdom. Samhain, the night of the veil walker, is dedicated to ancestor veneration, descent into the underworld, and dominion over death.

This reimagined Wheel is not a set of rules or dogma but a framework for personal gnosis and empowerment. It honors the cycles of nature while centering my experience of power, choice, and shadow integration. Each sabbat is a portal of transformation and a testament to my unchained spirit that refuses to bow to external authority or imposed beliefs.

As a mother and spiritual guide, I offer my children keys rather than chains. I live my truth openly and boldly, demonstrating that spirituality is a lived experience, not a secret to be hidden or a belief to be forced. My home is a place where the sacred is visible but never compulsory, where my children are free to explore their own paths without judgment or expectation. This approach has fostered true strength of character and spiritual nobility in my family, teaching that love and respect are rooted in authenticity and freedom.

In sum, my path as an eclectic Satanic Witch is one of restoration and reclamation. I return to the ancient sources beneath modern overlays, reclaiming the fire of the old ways while forging a new, sovereign expression of spirituality. My parenting embodies these values by honoring my children’s autonomy, encouraging critical thought, and modeling integrity. My redefined Wheel of the Year serves as a sacred map for transformation, rooted in natural cycles and illuminated by infernal wisdom. Through all this, I stand as a keeper of doors rather than a binder of souls, inviting all who cross my threshold to choose their own path with courage and honor.

To parent with freedom in the heart of Satanic Witchcraft is to offer a love that is both fierce and gentle. It is to trust that the seeds I plant in my children will grow according to their own rhythms and seasons. My role is not to command or bind, but to support, guide, and honor their sacred autonomy. Through this, I teach the deepest lessons of all—that true power comes from choosing one’s own path and walking it with integrity. In this way, I do not just raise children but nurture future souls who will carry the fire of freedom forward, each blazing their unique trail.