Continuing my interview series Authors On Their Own Writing, I chatted to Primis Nati about her new book, which is on her experience of Satanism as a spiritual path. The spiritual dimension is real, but divinity is not something outside of us to which we submit.
Continuing my interview series Authors On Their Own Writing, I chatted to Primis Nati about her new book, which is on her experience of Satanism as a spiritual path.
The spiritual dimension is real, but divinity is not something outside of us to which we submit.
Ultimately, the distinction between the inner Self and the divine begins to disappear.
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Continuing my interview series Authors On Their Own Writing, I chatted to Primis Nati about her new book, which is on her experience of Satanism as a spiritual path. The spiritual dimension is real, but divinity is not something outside of us to which we submit. Ultimately, the distinction between the inner Self and the divine begins to disappear.
A: I'm most proud of my latest book, The Satanic Self. The subtitle is A Guide to Metaphysical Empowerment. At its heart, The Satanic Self is about self-empowerment, but it also presents Satanism as a genuine spiritual path rather than simply an atheistic social movement or, on the other extreme, a belief in Satan as a literal external deity.
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