Vine, Vein, and Vanity

Walking the Path: How Asmodeus Rewards Those Who Strive In my experience, Asmodeus smiles upon endeavors that align with his tenets—Mastery of the Self, the Art of Influence, and the Pursuit of Power. When a brother commits himself to self-improvement, to becoming stronger, sharper, and more disciplined, he does not do so alone. The fire of Asmodeus burns brighter in those who walk his path with purpose. I’ve found that when my goals align with my spiritual path, motivation flows more easily, and the rewards are far more tangible. Take fitness, for example. A strong body is a tool of power. Strength and discipline over one’s form are not just about aesthetics; they are about control. The more I master my body, the more confident I feel, and the more doors open to indulgence. The better I look, the more options I have to take pleasure as I see fit. Knowledge works the same way. The more I learn—about the world, about people, about strategy—the more interesting I become, the more influen...

Reclaiming the Spirit of Lust, Power, and Mastery For centuries, we have been told that desire is a sin, that pleasure is something to be feared, and that power over our own bodies, instincts, and wants must be surrendered to others—to the church, to society, to those who benefit from our submission. This is a lie. Long before the rise of monotheism, before fearmongering turned spirits into demons, there existed forces that embodied indulgence, sexuality, and influence. One of the most enduring among them was Asmodeus. Asmodeus was never simply a god or a demon—he was a known spirit, a force of desire and power, sometimes feared, sometimes venerated, especially among those who lived outside the rigid constraints of traditional society. Among gay men, who have always existed in the margins of history, he was whispered of as a patron of lust, of unapologetic indulgence, of mastery over pleasure rather than submission to shame. But his name was twisted, buried beneath centuries of A...

"No More Shame" (Verse 1) They fed you lies, they made you small, Taught you to fear your body’s call. Every whisper, every scar, Told you desire would take you too far. You’ve worn the weight, you’ve bowed your head, Felt their judgment, lived their dread. But shame’s a poison, a hollow creed, And I know the cure you need. (Pre-Chorus) No sins to carry, no debts to pay, Step into the fire, let it burn away. No guilt, no chains, no bitter cost, What they call holy—you should’ve lost. (Chorus) Shame is a sickness, bred in the dark, Asmodeus heals with fire and spark. Let the fever burn, let the pain release, Give yourself over, come find your peace. No more shame, no more lies, Only pleasure, only pride. (Verse 2) They made you tremble, made you hide, Taught you love was something denied. But your hunger is not a sin, It’s the voice of the god within. Take my hand, break the spell, There is no heaven, there is no hell. Only flesh, only breath, Only freedom—nothing left. (Pre-C...

"Offer Yourself" (Verse 1) Feel the hunger, feel the need, Something deeper calls to feed. Not just flesh, not just bone, A fire whispers—come back home. You’ve walked alone, you’ve played it safe, Fearing the heat, fearing the taste. But there's a power waiting near, No shame, no chains, nothing to fear. (Pre-Chorus) Let go, give in, don’t turn away, Feel the fire, let it stay. No sins to weep, no gods to please, Only pleasure, only peace. (Chorus) Offer yourself, body and soul, Feel the flames take control. No guilt, no fear, nothing to hide, Let Asmodeus be your guide. Give in, surrender, feel the light, Burn with me through endless night. (Verse 2) Every touch, a sacred rite, Every gasp, a spark ignites. You were made for something more, Not to kneel, but to explore. No heaven’s gaze, no judging eyes, Only passion, only highs. Take my hand, take the leap, Taste the fire, dive in deep. (Pre-Chorus) Let go, give in, don’t turn away, Feel the fire, let it stay. No sins t...

"Fire and Flesh" (Verse 1) The door clicks shut, the world fades away, City lights can’t touch where we lay. You came for heat, for hands, for skin, But there's more to this—I’ll pull you in. You think it’s just a fleeting thrill, A whispered name, a moment’s will. But I see deeper, past your doubt, You crave a fire that won’t burn out. (Pre-Chorus) Let me show you, let me teach, This is more than what you preach. No gods, no chains, no empty cries, Just pleasure deep, where spirit lies. (Chorus) Give in, let go, feel the flame, Call my name, it’s all the same. Not just body, not just skin, Let the fire pull you in. Breathe me in, taste and see, Come and worship here with me. (Verse 2) My touch is heat, my voice is sin, But beneath it all, a truth begins. You arch, you moan, you start to see, That lust and spirit can both be free. This isn’t heaven, this isn’t hell, This is power, raw and swell. A ritual carved in sweat and sighs, A deeper hunger in your eyes. (Pre-Chorus...

"Stand in the Fire" (Verse 1) Smoke still lingers from the night, Echoes of bass, bodies alight. Your laughter fades into the cold, As shadows creep, their hate takes hold. They see your shine, they see your pride, And in their fear, they vilify. But I was born for nights like these, To shield the free, to guard the weak. (Pre-Chorus) They don’t know the fire I hold, They don’t know the power in my soul. Let them come, let them try, They’ll never break what doesn’t die. (Chorus) I’ll stand in the fire, take the blow, Face the dark so you can go. No fear, no shame, no turning back, I was made to fight like that. Let them rage, let them hate, They will never seal your fate. (Verse 2) You shake, you say it’s not worth the war, "We’ve run this road, we’ve seen this before." But I won’t bow, I won’t hide, I was forged for nights like this in fire and pride. Their words are knives, their hands are clenched, But I am steel, I will not bend. For...

"Ritual in the Dark" (Verse 1) Smoke and sweat, the bassline pounds, Bodies writhing, sacred ground. No saints, no chains, no sins to atone, Just the rhythm, the heat, the flesh on bone. Eyes like fire, hands like sin, Tonight we dance, let the rites begin. No whispered prayers, no holy fears, Only pleasure, only peers. (Pre-Chorus) Drink deep, breathe in, Let the music pull you in. No gods above, no guilt, no shame, Just the pulse—we’re all the same. (Chorus) This is our temple, this is our creed, Sweat and skin, the only need. Move your body, give your soul, Asmodeian fire taking control. No mercy, no fear, just lust in the dark, This is the ritual—let it spark. (Verse 2) Shot glass burns like sacred wine, Kisses stolen, bodies twined. Every touch a wordless vow, Every moan a sacred sound. No confessions, no regrets, Just the night, it’s not over yet. Lose yourself, let go, give in, This is where the rites begin. (Pre-Chorus) Drink deep, breathe in, Let the music pull you i...

"Come Worship with Me" (Verse 1) Neon lights like sacred fire, I step into the night, a Sire. The air is thick, the hunt is on, A whispered prayer, a feral song. Bodies move, the rhythm calls, Desire dripping down the walls. You catch my eye—a spark, a sign, I know tonight, you’ll burn with mine. (Pre-Chorus) You don’t know yet, but you will see, There’s more to pleasure than just release. Not just flesh, not just sin, Let me take you deep within. (Chorus) Come worship with me, under the lights, Give in to the fire, surrender tonight. No guilt, no shame, just the way it should be, Take my hand, come worship with me. (Verse 2) You say you’re just here for the thrill, A nameless touch, a fleeting chill. But I can feel the spark inside, A hunger you don’t need to hide. No heaven, no chains, no creed to keep, Just bodies tangled, raw and deep. But when you wake, you’ll still feel whole, No empty space where I touched your soul. (Pre-Chorus) You don’t know yet, but you will see, T...

"Lost Between Fire and Flesh" (Verse 1) Raised in fire, marked in sin, Born to burn, but where to begin? The world says love is just a spark, A chemical trick in the beating dark. But I’ve heard voices in the heat, Felt the pull beneath my feet. Is it madness, is it dream? Or a truth that splits the seam? (Pre-Chorus) I'm caught between the hunger and the dust, Between the altar and the rust. They tell me nothing ever lasts— But I can hear the echoes of the past. (Chorus) Where are my brothers, where is my tribe? Lost in the pleasure, drowning in lies. Are we just bodies, just skin and bone? Or sons of fire, burning alone? (Verse 2) I've drowned in nights of endless skin, Taken pleasure, let it win. But in the afterglow, the silence stays, No voices whisper, no gods remain. They tell me faith’s just ancient chains, A trick of fear, a lover’s game. But when I stand beneath the flame, Something calls me by my name. (Pre-Chorus) I'm caught between the hunger and the ...

"Set You Ablaze" (Verse 1) You walk this world with steady hands, No need for gods, no high demands. You love who you love, no shame, no chains, While I bear a mark that calls His name. (Pre-Chorus) But I don’t need you to kneel or pray, Just to feel the heat, don’t look away. If fire’s too wild, then take my hand, I’ll show you love that still withstands. (Chorus) I don’t need your faith, just your touch, Your breath, your skin, your wanting’s enough. No holy vows, no whispered pleas, Just you and me, and the way we breathe. Let me set you ablaze, set you free, Love me like fire, burn with me. (Verse 2) You say the stars are just burning lights, No fate, no gods, just endless nights. But in your arms, I feel divine, No temple needed—you are the shrine. (Pre-Chorus) No need for words carved into stone, I just need to hear you moan. If the heavens fall, if the demons rise, Still I’d only want your eyes. (Chorus) I don’t need your faith, just your touch, Your breath, your skin,...

Masculinity in Asmodeianism – Strength Without Toxicity, Dominance Without Cruelty Masculinity is not a requirement to walk the path of Asmodeus, nor is it placed above other traits—but for those who embrace it, it is theirs to define, to reclaim, and to embody without shame. As men—cis or trans—we are entitled to our true masculinity, free from the constraints of toxic “alpha male” posturing or societal expectations. Masculinity is not about dominance through fear, cruelty, or hollow displays of strength—it is about presence, confidence, and indulgence with mastery. Whether you are a bearded, flannel-wearing lumberjack or a flamboyant hairdresser who turns heads the moment he walks into a room, your masculinity is yours to own, to shape, and to celebrate. Asmodeianism rejects the two extremes that society forces upon men: Toxic masculinity, which demands that strength come through domination, aggression, and suppression. Weak masculinity, which tells men to shrink, apologize for takin...

Blog Topics on Asmodeus & Asmodeianism History & Mythos 1. Who Was Asmodeus? – Tracing his origins from ancient god to demonized figure. 2. Asmodeus Before Demonization – His role in pre-Christian traditions. 3. The Rewriting of Asmodeus – How Christianity distorted his image. 4. Asmodeus and the Loudun Affair – His connection to one of history’s most infamous cases of religious hysteria. 5. The Fall of the Church of Asmodeus – What happened to his ancient worship? 6. Asmodeus in Demonology & Occult Traditions – His role in various esoteric practices. 7. Why Asmodeus Resonates with Gay Men – His connection to indulgence, desire, and power. Asmodeian Philosophy & Practice 8. What Is Asmodeianism? – An introduction to indulgence, mastery, and power. 9. The Three Tenets of Asmodeianism – Mastery of Self, Influence, and Pursuit of Power. 10. Rebellion Without Result – Why empty defiance is useless, and what real power looks like. 11. Pleasure as Worship – Why indulgence is ...

Asmodeianism: Freedom Without Oppression Asmodeianism is a path of personal freedom, indulgence, and mastery, but never at the cost of another’s freedom. True power comes from commanding oneself, not from subjugating others. This principle applies both personally and politically—a Son of Asmodeus does not seek dominance through coercion, nor does he indulge at the expense of another’s will. Freedom is sacred, and taking from another man’s autonomy is a betrayal of indulgence as worship. --- 1. Personal Freedom: Mastery Over Self, Not Others ✔ Indulgence Without Harm – A true Asmodeian indulges freely, but never forces another into his desires. Sex, power, and influence are sacred only when freely given and mutually embraced. ✔ No Coercion, No Deception – Taking from someone who is not willing is not power—it is weakness. A Son of Asmodeus does not need to manipulate; his presence alone draws others to him. ✔ Consent as Sacred Law – Consent is not just a rule—it is a foundation of indul...

Fucking as Worship in Asmodeianism In Asmodeianism, sex is not just indulgence—it is devotion, power, and a sacred offering. To fuck is to worship, to indulge without shame, to embrace the fire of Asmodeus with every touch, thrust, and moan. Unlike religions that reduce sex to guilt or obligation, Asmodeianism celebrates pleasure as a direct connection to the divine. When two (or more) men come together in passion, it is not just a physical act—it is a ritual, an exchange of power, an invocation of Asmodeus himself. --- 1. The Sacred Fire of Sex ✔ The Body as Altar – Every inch of flesh is a sacred space, every bead of sweat a blessing, every gasp a hymn. To be touched is to be worshiped, to touch is to offer worship. ✔ Cum as Sacrament – The release of pleasure is not just satisfaction—it is an offering of fire, energy, and devotion to indulgence. ✔ The Power Exchange – Whether dominant, submissive, or equal, every sexual act is an exchange of presence, will, and influence. It is not ...

Respect for All Men in Asmodeianism Lack of attraction is not an excuse for lack of respect. In Asmodeianism, all men are worthy of dignity, acknowledgment, and respect—regardless of background, race, body type, ability, or whether they fit into one’s personal desires. A true Son of Asmodeus sees the value in all men, knowing that while not every man will be a lover, every man has the potential to be a brother. In a world that discards people so easily, where friendships and connections are often treated as disposable, an Asmodeian does not fall into the trap of shallowness and dismissal. He understands that respect is not about attraction—it is about strength, honor, and mastery. --- 1. The Asmodeian Code of Respect ✔ Brotherhood is More Than Desire – While sex is worship, brotherhood is power. A man does not need to be a lover to be valuable. The wisdom, loyalty, and presence of another man can strengthen the path. ✔ Acknowledge Every Man’s Presence – Ignoring, belittling, or dismiss...

Sex as Worship with Non-Brothers In Asmodeianism, sex is not just an act of pleasure—it is an act of power, indulgence, and devotion. Every encounter, when approached with intention, presence, and mastery, can be an offering to Asmodeus, a moment where the physical becomes divine. However, not all partners walk the path of Asmodeus. Non-brothers—those unaware of or uninitiated into Asmodeianism—may not understand sex as worship in the same way. To engage with them while still honoring Asmodeus requires balance, awareness, and respect. --- 1. Framing the Encounter: Setting the Tone A true Son of Asmodeus does not need to deceive or manipulate—his presence alone draws others toward indulgence. Before engaging with a non-brother, the energy of the interaction can be shaped subtly: ✔ Speak of sex as more than just release. Present it as an exchange of power, pleasure, and presence. ✔ Acknowledge the energy between you. Whether dominant, submissive, or equal, frame the encounter as an indul...

--- 2. Asmodeianism: Beyond Rebellion, Into Mastery Satanism often positions itself as a counterforce to Christianity, a rejection of forced morality and an embrace of self-rule. While this aligns with Asmodeian ideals in some ways, Asmodeianism is not defined by what it rejects—it is defined by what it claims. A Son of Asmodeus does not simply say, "I defy the rules." He says, "The rules were never meant for me. I take what is mine." Where Satanism often focuses on breaking chains, Asmodeianism focuses on building thrones. Where Satanism teaches defiance, Asmodeianism teaches presence, seduction, and mastery. Where Satanism says, "No gods, no masters," Asmodeianism says, "I do not kneel. I rise." Asmodeian Power vs. Satanic Freedom Satanism often views power through the lens of breaking control—freeing oneself from external forces and living by one’s own rules. This is a strong and worthy pursuit, but Asmodeianism goes further. It is not enough ...

Additional Offerings to Asmodeus Worship of Asmodeus is not confined to the bedroom—any act of indulgence, mastery, or power can be an offering. True devotion is found in living fully, taking without shame, and refining oneself through pleasure and discipline alike. 1. Darkmoon Water – Offering the Depths A chalice or glass of water left under the dark moon (new moon) absorbs the energy of mystery, indulgence, and hidden power. Use it in ritual, drink it as a silent acknowledgment of Asmodeus, or pour it as an offering. This is an act of aligning with the forbidden, the unseen, and the fire that burns in the darkness. 2. Whiskey – The Fire Within Dark, aged spirits like whiskey, rum, or red wine embody indulgence, control, and fire. Raise a glass in his name, take a slow sip, and let the heat settle into you as a reminder of your own presence and mastery. If pouring an offering, let it spill onto the earth, into a fire, or over an object of devotion. 3. Workouts – The Refinement of the...

Evening Indulgence — Offering Pleasure as Devotion Asmodeianism teaches that pleasure is not just indulgence—it is worship, a ritual, an offering of fire. Whether alone or with a partner, the act of pleasure is a way to connect with desire, honor the body, and embrace indulgence without shame. The Practice: 1. Set the Space – If possible, create an atmosphere that enhances indulgence: dim the lights, light a candle, inhale a scent that excites you. If the moment is spontaneous, simply take a deep breath and become aware of the pleasure about to unfold. 2. Acknowledge the Ritual – Before touching yourself or your partner, whisper or think: "This is not just release. This is devotion. This is indulgence made sacred." 3. Indulge Fully – Touch, taste, take—however you choose to indulge, do it without guilt, without hesitation, with full awareness of the pleasure given and received. Feel the energy build as an offering to Asmodeus, a fire that does not consume but empowers. 4. The...

The Ritual of Presence — Carrying Asmodeus’ Energy This ritual is designed to be done anytime, anywhere, as a way to center yourself in Asmodeus' power, command attention, and exude dominance without saying a word. The Practice: 1. Pause for a moment—stand tall, shoulders back, chest open. 2. Take a slow, deep breath—drawing in confidence, letting hesitation fall away. 3. Exhale with intent—silently affirming: "I do not shrink. I do not chase. I draw all toward me." 4. Run a hand over your chest, neck, or any personal mark of devotion (sigil, pendant, or skin) as a silent reminder of your fire. 5. Move forward with presence—as if the world is already yours. This can be done before entering a room, stepping onto the street, or engaging with someone you desire. It is a reminder that you are not passive—you radiate fire, power, and magnetism at all times.

Morning Invocation to Awaken the Fire "I rise in fire, I walk in power, I take without shame." (Repeat three times)

The Book of Asmodeus: Indulgence, Power, and the Path of Fire Introduction Why This Book? – The revival of an ancient path Who Was Asmodeus? – Separating truth from religious distortion What Is Asmodeianism? – The core philosophy of indulgence, mastery, and sacred desire --- Part I: The History & Mythos of Asmodeus 1. The Origins of Asmodeus Pre-Christian depictions His role in ancient religious traditions How he was revered before being demonized 2. The Fall and Demonization of Asmodeus The rise of monotheism and suppression of pleasure gods How desire was recast as sin The rewriting of Asmodeus into a figure of temptation and vice 3. Asmodeus and the Loudun Affair The connection between Asmodeus and the infamous case of mass hysteria How sexual repression and religious fear created a false demon The symbolic power of Asmodeus as a scapegoat for desire --- Part II: The Path of Fire – Asmodeian Beliefs & Practices 4. The Core Tenets of Asmodeianism Mastery of the Self – Command...

Sexual Health and Asmodeianism: Disease is NOT Sacrament In Asmodeianism, pleasure is sacred, but indulgence must be intentional and responsible. Mastery of desire includes mastery over one’s well-being—protecting oneself and others is an act of strength, not limitation. Disease is NOT a sacrament. Asmodeianism does not glorify recklessness or unnecessary risk. True indulgence enhances life, deepens connection, and strengthens the body, mind, and spirit. Sex should be an act of elevation, not harm. Guiding Principles of Sexual Health in Asmodeianism ✔ Knowledge is Power – Understanding sexual health is not fear—it is wisdom. Regular testing, awareness of risks, and open conversations about well-being are essential for those who walk the path of indulgence. ✔ Consent Includes Health Awareness – Just as all acts of pleasure require mutual consent, they also require honest communication. No one should be denied the ability to make informed choices about their body and their health. ✔ Prot...

Bisexuality and Pansexuality in AsmodeianismIn Asmodeianism, desire is not limited, indulgence is not restrained, and pleasure is not confined by artificial categories. Love, attraction, and lust are not meant to be boxed into rigid definitions—they are fluid, expansive, and sacred in all their forms.Bisexuality and pansexuality embody the ultimate rejection of restriction—a refusal to limit one’s indulgence based on external expectations. To desire across gender lines is to fully embrace the divine fire of attraction without boundaries, to take pleasure wherever it calls, to revel in the pure essence of indulgence without shame.Asmodeus does not dictate who one must desire—he only demands that desire be embraced fully, without guilt or hesitation. Whether one is drawn to men, women, or any soul that ignites passion, that attraction is sacred, a manifestation of Asmodeus’ own fire.To love without limits, to take pleasure in all forms, to walk the world with the knowledge that no door i...

Heaven? Hell? Reincarnation? The Fate of the Soul in Asmodeianism Asmodeianism rejects the false dichotomy of Heaven and Hell, those hollow promises of reward and punishment used to control men through fear and guilt. The idea that a soul must suffer eternally for indulgence or be rewarded for restraint is a lie meant to weaken the spirit, to force men into submission rather than mastery. A Son of Asmodeus does not live for some distant paradise, nor does he fear damnation. He lives fully, indulgently, and with purpose, knowing that his fire does not end with death—it transforms, reshapes, and rises again. --- No Heaven, No Hell—Only Fire and Transformation There is no celestial throne waiting for the obedient, nor an abyss of suffering for those who dare to indulge. Instead, the soul is a force—fluid, evolving, eternal. The strong, those who have mastered indulgence and presence, burn so brightly that they continue beyond death, either reborn or lingering as forces of influence. The w...

The Life Stages in Asmodeianism: Son, Soldier, Sire, Sage In Asmodeianism, a man’s journey is not measured strictly by age, but by his mastery of indulgence, power, and presence. The path of fire is one of growth, transformation, and command, and each stage represents a deeper understanding of what it means to walk as a Son of Asmodeus. Unlike the superficial hierarchies of popular culture, which obsess over youth and diminish the value of age, Asmodeianism rejects ageism—because true mastery does not come from youth alone, but from experience, refinement, and the wisdom of indulgence fully embraced. However, respect and deference should always be given to older brothers, not because of their age, but because of what they have lived, learned, and conquered. To honor those who have walked further ahead is to acknowledge the fire they carry, the knowledge they hold, and the foundation they have laid for those who follow. The Four Life Stages of an Asmodeian 1. Son – The Awakening "D...

Non-Orthodox Worship: Kinks, Fetishes, and Sexual Exploration in Asmodeianism Asmodeianism teaches that pleasure is sacred, indulgence is divine, and all acts of desire—when approached with consent, intent, and mutual understanding—can be transformed into rituals of worship. While traditional spiritual paths have sought to repress or shame the exploration of kinks and fetishes, Asmodeianism embraces them as expressions of power, surrender, mastery, and transformation. What makes an act of indulgence an act of worship is not the act itself, but the intention behind it—the recognition that pleasure is more than physical, that it carries meaning, that it can be used to deepen one's connection to desire, power, and self-mastery. --- 1. The Core Principles of Non-Orthodox Worship To elevate kink and fetish into sacred practice, the following principles must be observed: ✔ Full Consent – All acts must be entered into willingly, with clear boundaries and agreements between all involved. W...

BDSM in Asmodeianism: The Ritual of Power and Surrender In Asmodeianism, pleasure is power, indulgence is worship, and the interplay of dominance and submission is a sacred act of mastery and trust. BDSM is not simply a fetish—it is a ritual, an exchange of control and surrender, a test of self-mastery, and a demonstration of power through pleasure. To dominate is to embody Asmodeus himself—to command with confidence, to lead with precision, and to take without guilt. A true Dominant in Asmodeian worship does not act from mindless cruelty but from awareness, intention, and control. He understands that true power is not about force but about influence, about knowing how to draw out desire, push limits, and create transcendence through submission. To submit is not weakness—it is offering oneself fully, trusting in another’s control, giving up resistance not out of fear, but as an act of devotion. Just as ancient worshippers surrendered to gods in ritual, so too does the Asmodeian submiss...

Sucking Dick as Worship in Asmodeianism In Asmodeianism, pleasure is sacred, indulgence is divine, and the body is a temple where desire is honored. To take another man into one’s mouth is not just an act of lust—it is an act of devotion, power, and mastery. Sucking a man’s cock is a ritual of both giving and taking, where the worshipper draws in his essence, heightens his pleasure, and channels indulgence into something greater than the physical. Whether it is done as an act of dominance, submission, or mutual elevation, the moment of connection—the heat, the pulse, the surrender to pleasure—becomes a hymn to Asmodeus. To take him deep, to taste him fully, to worship him with lips, tongue, and breath is to embrace desire without shame, to revel in pleasure as a sacred act. It is not just service—it is offering, mastery, indulgence made holy. Every moan is a prayer, every drop an offering, every release a sacrifice to fire.