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Actuality behind being a Devil

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At least for once in a person's lifespan, they rebel, don’t they? Well, the cycle of rebellion comes accompanied by retaliation and realization, which can be traced back to the creation of the universe as we know it. Since the upbringing of a child, they are taught a deeper sense of what’s right or wrong so they won’t get trapped in guilt and vilification of their deeds, but the laws of nature aren’t so simple, I guess. The one above all had something different planned for us as the boon of will was bestowed upon us, but some things are better understood the hard way.

If we look into our past, every source of guidance was handed to us by the Way of Mystics which creates a major impression overall, guiding us to the right path.

Stories that have been shared of God’s favorite son known as Samael The Light Bringer, the wisest and charming among all, got so wonderstruck of his fruition that he dared to question the actions of The Almighty. Hereby began a revolt that was going to form the base of realization, leaving behind the fallen angel shunned and vilified. As condemned to rule Hell, anguished Samael burnt his actuality to a new identity known to us as “The Devil”. Deep under the burden of guilt and agony, he unknowingly trapped himself in his hell loop torturing his embodiment. With passing time instances continued to occur as planned by the one above all revealing the actuality behind the act. After spending eons with the tormented souls and truly understanding their desire he began to understand that when beings fall they do rise and to do that is to accept the reality and getting rid of their guilt. With acknowledgment of the motive, he truly understood that being the ruler of Hell was not his damnation but a potter’s wheel shaping and perfecting his skills, his desire to guide a better path. Breaking his hell loop the boon of will was utilized to guide the tormented souls out of their loop of guilt.

Being a part of the dilemma, Samael felt unjust as any other being will. In reality, God never really punished him rather, he realized his true potential. If the light bringer can guide a soul for betterment, then why not guide those who lost track. 


The most difficult task is assigned to the worthiest. And being worthy takes a wholesome. A price to pay but the thing is it's worth it.


To many people these are just myths, maybe they are who knows?
But the teachings, the examples set for us are to guide us for a bright and better future. Hell being a place where people are tortured is a misconception to me. The actuality is our deeds are the key to salvation as well as damnation the mess that we create puts us in the hell we face every moment we breathe, comprising of the consequences of our action. 
Our parents being in the shoes of God can guide us through their way but in the end, it is up to us what to become.

This article is shared by Mister Subhranshu Maharana.
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