The Inversion of Satanism.

A Battle for Truth and Perception.

One of the most insidious tactics attributed to Satanists is their penchant for inverting the truth—taking what is pure, righteous, or virtuous and distorting it into something vile, deceptive, or malicious. A prime example is the phrase, "You thrive on being a horrible man." For those who know me, this accusation couldn't be further from the truth.

Those who know me best understand my commitment to goodness and integrity. I thrive on being a good man, dedicated to fostering positivity and kindness in a world that so often lacks them. Yet, Satanists—or those employing their strategies—seem desperate to paint a different picture, one that seeks to corrupt and sabotage the good I project.

This inversion of truth is not merely a personal attack; it’s a calculated strategy designed to disorient and destabilize. By accusing a person of the very opposite of who they are, the Satanist sows seeds of doubt and chaos, hoping to undermine credibility and deter others from recognizing the truth.

The Psychological Impact of Inversion

Accusations like "You thrive on being a horrible man" strike at the core of one’s identity. They are intended to provoke a defensive reaction, forcing the accused into a position where they must justify their integrity. This tactic diverts energy away from positive actions and instead entangles the victim in a web of rebuttals and explanations.

Why Do They Do It?

The motivation behind such attacks often stems from a fear of goodness. Those committed to deception or malevolence cannot coexist peacefully with those who project light and truth. To maintain their influence, they seek to tarnish the reputations of those who stand against them.

For Satanists, truth is a threat. Goodness is a challenge. Those who live authentically and strive for positive impact become targets because they embody what Satanism seeks to destroy.

Standing Strong Against Inversion

It’s essential to recognize these tactics for what they are: attempts to derail and destroy. By staying true to one’s values and surrounding oneself with supportive individuals who know the truth, the power of inversion tactics diminishes.

Ultimately, the truth will always prevail. Lies and distortions may cause temporary harm, but the foundation of goodness, once firmly established, is unshakable. So, let the accusations come. I know who I am, and I will continue to thrive as a good man, regardless of the noise.

The inversion of Satanism only reinforces the importance of standing strong in truth, unshaken by the desperate attempts to distort it.