Satanic Ohio

Come visit our booth on June 14th at Grove City Pridefest.

Happy Transgender Day of Visibility! We see and hear you. We hope your light continues to grow.

Happy Pi Day! Don't forget to summon the demons BEFORE you bake your pie.

Happy Winter Solstice! Hail the Lightbringer! Rejoice, we have survived the longest night.

Winter Solstice at Karnak Temple Winter Solstice, which usually falls on December 21st, is marked by unique solar alignments, particularly at Karnak Temple, where the sunrise aligns with the temple’s axis, illuminating the shrine to Amun-Ra, who embodied the sun in its daily journey across the sky, representing life, sustenance, and the cycle of day and night. Amun Ra’s primary cult centre was at Thebes, where the Karnak Temple complex was dedicated to him. It is not certified, but not inconceivable, that the illuminating of the shrine to Amun-Ra was linked to the myth of Ra’s journey through the Underworld at night, symbolizing death and rebirth. This could parallel the idea of the sun’s “rebirth” after the Solstice. All evidence suggests to us that the Egyptians had a deep understanding of celestial movements, and such understanding is reflected within their mythos, folklore, and even their architectural designs and temple structures. With the alignment of the sun being used almost as a divine measuring tool, dictating the locations and construction of temples, Egyptians developed sanctuaries that align directly with the sun’s movement during the Solstices and Equinoxes to this very day. Read more: https://egypt-museum.com/solstice/

As you celebrate today, please take time to learn the true story of the "First Thanksgiving". Take time to learn about the 12,000 year history of the Wampanoag people. Honor all those who have died from colonization.

See the comments for links to recommended reading for children, information FROM The Wampanoag tribe, and further ways to learn about this Day of Mourning.

Culture — Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe A Strong Culture

Precept two reminds us to celebrate science. Continued learning and critical thinking are important factors in our lives.

On this somber day, we reflect on all of the bright lights that have been snuffed out too soon. We save space on our timelines, our altars, and our hearts for those who deserved to take up space in our lives.

Stop by and see us today at Columbus Community Pride! We will be set up at booth 10!

Let's focus on precept #1 - Ethical and Compassionate Living Toward All

Hail yourselves today!