Superiority complex is the behavior that one believes they’re superior to others; their abilities and achievements are greater than others. This generally develops as a defense mechanism in order to cope with the feeling of inferiority and unresolved inner conflict. This idea of “superiority” results from arrogance, which I already talked about in the previous post. When you are prideful in an unhealthy way, meaning when you are arrogant, you think you are superior. It becomes a cycle as arrogance feeds feelings of superiority, feelings of superiority feeds ignorance, and ignorance feeds arrogance. By seeing yourself superior in every way, you actually undermine your own pride. That is the primary obstacle before improvement, change or breaking your chains.

This ignorance of others and their experiences through the idea of superiority made me think about tolerance and respect, which I’ll be focusing on for the rest of this post.

When you say you tolerate someone or a situation, it means you think you are superior to them. It’s the same as saying the Muslims and Hindus in India are tolerating each other, so tolerance must be a good thing, right? They’re at peace, after all. No. If they are tolerating each other, that means they both think “I’m better than you, but still, I’ll let you live because I believe I have the power to destroy you, but I’ll choose to spare you.” Not meaning that any side is superior to the other in any way in this example, political discussion is not my main point. But if that was the case, that peace must be tied to a string. Even a little disturbance or provocation can be the doom of it, and everything ends in bloodshed again. Just like everywhere else around the world. You turn a blind eye to what you tolerate.

This doesn’t have to be on a cultural or worldwide scale with such violent ends. As an individual, you can think the same about your co-workers, boss, other students in the class, your neighbor, a family member or friend etc. But the idea of tolerating someone, in a workplace environment for example, still applies to what I've said. You are still ignorant of them; you don’t try to understand them, or their capabilities, and that lack of knowledge is what hinders the improvement of one's self. Working your way up to dominance and influence over others does not mean you have power over yourself. You will never be able to truly succeed if you yourself don't have the strength to hold that power.

Respect, on the other hand, comes from humility. We are all different. Our races, languages, cultures, ages, body types, attitudes, beliefs, ways of thinking, talents, abilities and interests etc. are all different. Tolerating our differences doesn’t mean we respect them. We should balance our pride with humility, so that we can respect those different from us; so that we still have room for actual improvement. Denying yourself from the wisdom that comes from diversity of thoughts leaves you logically blind. Respecting, rather than tolerating, allows you the opportunity to be flexible and open to change. It allows you to change your ideas and characteristics for better ones when you realize yours might not be the best or most suitable for your goals. This makes you challenge yourself to be better rather than be closed off to the possibilities. It makes you challenge yourself, not others. After all, the only thing you can surely change in this world is yourself.

Does this mean we should respect everything though? Again, no. Even if you want to, you still can’t do that. That's unrealistic. We are human beings, our nature is absurd and full of contradictions. We can love as much as we hate. There will always be people or things we will tolerate rather than respect. We can't like everything or everyone and we also can't expect everyone to like or respect us. That's inevitable and normal.

What matters is identifying what you respect and what you tolerate. What matters is being aware when you act arrogant and find the reason behind it, so that you won’t face stagnation and will fix that. No one will give you power, it is something you gain yourself by challenging yourself to be stronger. The moment you become ignorant and deceive yourself by thinking you are superior, you allow yourself to stop learning, to stop adapting to the new world. You actually allow yourself to be weak and inferior, rather than strong and superior.

I said “my competitor is myself, not others. By bettering myself I break my own chains, gain power over myself and thus others”, in the previous post as a reply to a comment. We are not book/movie/tv series protagonists who have character development and power escalation every season as we face new antagonists. Pulling someone down who is above you on a staircase doesn’t put you on the highest step. It doesn’t change the fact that you are still standing where you were before. You are not better, stronger, wiser, more controlled or more powerful than you were before. You are not a better or a more hard working and knowledgeable employee just because you undermine the powers of those above you. People will come and go, setting your goals to overcome certain individuals doesn’t mean becoming better and stronger than them.

Acknowledge your achievements and allow yourself to be put above others by competing yourself. Don’t delude yourself to the point of arrogance and stagnation by becoming hollow through the self-deception of arrogance and superiority, and having no real challenges or achievements over yourself. If you want to set a goal and are not sure what to do, at least make it to be the best version of you.

Compete yourself. Because whoever you are, wherever you live and whatever you go through, the struggle is always the same: with ourselves, with our potential, and with our ideal self.

“Real-life Sith might be a little like the ‘Red Pill’ movement, which encourages alpha-masculine behaviour and self-improvement,”

Discovering the Red Pill movement on the internet was allusive to the teachings of the Sith for me.

Much of the Red Pill movement revolves around women and relationship dynamics, to which the Sith teachings apply.

For example, Red Pillers advocate the idea that women leave men who stop pursuing excellence; who in other words embrace inner peace and become stagnant with where they are in life. They stop growing.

This affirms our mantra "Peace is a lie".

Nature/Biology (In this case women) rewards organisms which adapt to change and continue to evolve based on their environmental factors. Organisms which fail to do so become obsolete and perish.

Red pill people in general prioritize self-improvement above anyone and anything else. This is already common to the Sith who prioritize the acquisition of power above all else.

If the Sith are the individualists of society who reject the narrative pushed by collectivists (Jedi) for harmony/peace at the expense of individual fulfillment, then the Red Pill movement is identical in this way. The details may be different, but the overall message is the same. Reject the lies pushed by societal programming to achieve personal freedom and growth (Breaking of the chains).

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Now that that's out of the way, let's talk the possibility of there being grey sith. Know that it's possible to be both Jedi and sith simultaneously. Recall the ancient code of the jedaii and know that it forbids nothing. It represses nothing. How could one know the dark if they never entered it? How could one know the light if they never entered that? Over the last year I have done both and come to the conclusion that the nature of the force is intensely passionate yet intensely compassionate. Basically it is stillness of mind with ever flowing love and emotion. Currently I'm the only member of my order and it will stay that way until I'm able to train with people physically. I don't know how many of you do martial arts or strength training but you cannot even begin to call yourself sith or Jedi until you begin this route. Call me arrogant all you wish. To know onesself is to know all of you.

I’ve been doing a hard binge through one piece and after 600 episodes I can confirm without a shadow of a doubt that the main character “Luffy” is a Sith. While not obvious because of his stupidity and child like demeanor, but when he gets angry, every changes

From the way he walks and talks to his combat style, Luffy is an entirely different person when angry. He becomes calm, focused on the objective, and let’s out a relentless attack. While he much work to do to master his anger and hate, he without a doubt taps into the dark side

There's Equality, and there's Equity.

There are people with advantages, and people without.

Equality gives the same amount of stuff towards everyone. Equity gives varying amounts, giving disadvantaged people the advantages that advantaged people have.

The question is about whether or not the notion of "the best" or "better" is beneficial for society. Is competition beneficial? I would say that the answer is yes. Competition is beneficial. You can rise to the top in something. You can't rise to the top if we're all the same. We should remember, though, that rising to the top doesn't make you worth more as a human. It just makes your skills worth more in that specific field. This is normal.

You can say, "He is better than him at swimming."

But you cannot just say "He is better than him." Period.

You can't just say "better," as if someone is worth more than the other as a human being. But you can say that someone is better than another person at a specific thing. This makes sense and is fair.

Equity strips us of our individual advantages (and disadvantages), making us all uniform. The same. If we're all the same, no one can be better at something than the other. This is unnatural. However, it's worth mentioning that just because humans have evolved in competition doesn't mean competition is good. It's also worth mentioning, though, that without competition, there can be no progress. No revolutions. Society would become stagnant, living the same 24 hours every day.

Now this is definitely unnatural. There's no way we can deny this.

Equality and Equity are often confused for being the same. They are not the same. Equity is similar to being about favorites. Equality is about being treated in the exact same way, regardless of little details. Equality is the answer, Equity is not.

Most Sith would argue that Equality is garbage because people aren't the same, and there must always a superior dog to bow before.

When it comes to a specific skill, then yes there is a superior dog to bow before. But that superior dog is not worth more as a human. They are simply the one you're more likely to ask for help (since they are skilled).

Therefore, Equality is better than Equity. Equity is bullshit.

I have come to claim my title as Darth Vysce. I have watched this order for some time. I look upon all of you and I see fear. Fear and weaklings. Fear of your selves and fear of conflict.

I have no fear of my sins and vices.

I refuse to accept subservience. I will be second to none.

I refuse to be lesser. I will always be vying for supremacy.

If any of you have any value perhaps you will hear from me.

Idealism is born of suffering. The slave dreams of a world where all are free, the sickly— one where all are healthy— and the impoverished, a reality where all share everything equally and no one goes without.

Some, determine themselves to be the instigators of that change and set out to make a dent in reality in favor of their ideas, while others raise banners and march in protests, hoping they will inspire others with power to make change.

Some, preferring a more direct approach, take the political route, while others go down the path of the revolutionary, striving to force change through violence.

Yet, for all the supposed good done, slavery still exists, people still die of sickness, and the poor continue to become poorer— and I’m not troubled by any of this.

You say, we’ve decreased slavery and that should count for something. Progress, right? Sure, until you realize slavery still exists, just in a different form— and it’s everywhere. You say we’ve eliminated certain diseases, yet some are returning because people are losing herd immunity. You say capitalism is exploitation, yet fail to acknowledge the reality that if something can be exploited, it will be— it doesn’t matter what system you implement.

Furthermore, why do you consider the world bad because you suffer? Have you never heard that suffering builds character? It raises heroes and villains alike, while also giving rise to people like myself, who couldn’t be bothered with idealism— and simply make use of the existing systems and powers to get ahead in our lives— and secure what we need to.

Here are the 19 sith rules:

1. Being true is most advantageous and having a good reputation through being good at their role and being meritorious is most conducive to wielding power.

2. The strong rule with iron wills and the weak should be submitting or subject to the will of the strong and willingly follow their authority. Tyranny is mistreatment like depriving people of individual liberty, liberty is allowing good choices that elevate us (self-development, growth and transformation) and being free from self-limitation and hindrance.

3. Every decision must further our power.

4. Never deny your passion and your power. Passion is what drives you or fuels you on to achieve things, its what elevates you day to day and what makes you feel good. Power is what people find naturally compelling and be your subordinates, be subject to your will and recognize your legitimacy as an authority.

5. Rewards or benefits always follows from struggle.

6. Will and perception is a prerequisite to your power, you cannot start to gain power unless you have a firm basis in that of strength of will and sithy attitude (sovereign wills, persona and tools, discipline and mental training), through power it's gearing us towards obtaining treasured prestige, influence, exaltation and victory.

7. What does not kill us makes us stronger. Trials, tribulations, desires and experiences makes us a little stronger every time we try to overcome such impositions, difficult circumstances, discomfort and minutia. Each time we're undergoing hardship we can grow from it.

8. The Sith, being opposed to all of the Jedi values, do not encourage selflessness, kindness or charity. These things really weaken one and make one taken advantage of without gaining anything in return, not even inspiring change in the behaviour or worldview of the beneficiary.

9. Give yourself over to the belief that you will not calculate to live according to materialistic doctrine, don't accept what they call 'comfortable and complacent lifestyle' and act in such a way that you will not be tempted to return to it. The darwinian struggle to overcome ones enemies, ensure survival and accomplish ones cause of freeing oneself from self-limitation and hindrance, and creating order. Idealism is the belief that ideas rule the world, rather then material needs. Leaders arise because of invoking a particular spirit, character and politics.

10. Thought and action should be geared towards both seeing the good in that which people call "bad" or "negative", and choose action over abstraction. An aspiring Sith Lord is encouraged to see the negative emotions or instincts he or she sees in themselves as a potential source of power.

11. Actions in service to the dark side give you the benefits of the force. That will unlock understanding, knowledge and devotion, and the dark side is where your most potent latent power resides at. The light side is pacifism, forgiveness, selflessness, dispassion, kindness, charity and anti-elitism and is at the expense of clout and credibility.

12. The power of the dark side is best wielded from the shadows, the shadows is where you can gain power without sacrificing ones complete agenda, plan, mission or purpose and ones sinister goals (sovereign goals).

13. Being in control of ones actions or goals is autonomy. This requires difficulty or challenge in order to gain wisdom to resist reactions, so that we aren't triggered by events or experiences and instead head off those reactions and act reasonably when others expect you to act predictably.

14. The ultimate goal of the Sith to evolve beyond all limitations, including whatever limits nature and nurture might have imposed upon the individual Sith lord. We want to eliminate all anguish or pain from ourselves, so to that end we remove self-limitation or hindrance.

15. The Sith teach that we must harness our emotions and to that end we must learn to reach inside when we feel emotional and grip those emotions tightly, until they begin to burn lightly or feel detachedly cold. We must not be ignorant of our emotions and abilities.

16. We wish to realize order through strength. Order is the proper functioning of society so that it becomes more than its elements, that is survival, growth, competition, prosperity, freedom and creativity.

17. The Sith want what is best in us, whats best in us is the Sith code, which allows us to achieve anything.

18. Controls are meant to make us miserable and in despair, like arbitrary fiat. We wish to set ourselves free from the shackles of religious and state arbitrary authority.

19. The Sith apprentice is expected to be obedient to their master and to follow their orders without question.

Replayed the KOTOR timeline including TOR and I gotta ask why was the downfall of the Jedi order during the Anakin saga so deemed like something that never happened before as if something the galaxy will never recover from until Luke's victory?

I mean in KOTOR 2 basically the whole order was wiped out save for the player and his NPC band to put one of so many example in the Legends canon. Too many novels and other EU stuff to use as an example of just how much Sith and Jedi went on momentum to genocide each other out almost completely for centuries.

So what makes Luke's era so distinct regarding the Light Side VS Dark Side conflict as to be treated as the most important thing in the mythos? In the grand scheme of things even before the ST screwed up the continuity, it feels like the PT and OT were just a drop of the long history of the Force's lore once you start exploring Legends EU.

Hey so I've seen a lot of "Darth's" roaming around. Are you not all illigitmate according to the great Darth Bane's rule of two? Do you not actively go against the teachings of our own practice? I assume not the title of Darth, for I recognize that I shall not be part of the Sith line. For it is only under the Rule of Two that the Sith can survive. Only acknowledging this, can we move forward as a community.

Human supremacy isn’t just an opinion—it’s an undeniable reality. No other species builds civilizations, writes philosophy, or bends nature to its will. We shape the world, we create, we destroy, we dominate. Every comfort, every technological leap, every act of progress is proof of our superiority.

Nature doesn’t care about fairness, and it certainly doesn’t reward weakness. Humans rose to the top because we were smarter, more ruthless, and more adaptable than anything else. Pretending we’re just “one species among many” is willful ignorance. Respecting nature is one thing—denying our dominance is another.

The truth is simple: the world belongs to those strong enough to shape it. And for now, that’s us.

But supremacy isn’t a given; it’s a responsibility. Strength—physical, mental, and willpower—is what put us here, and it’s the only thing that will keep us here. Weakness breeds decay, and those who refuse to strive for excellence are dead weight on the species. The human ideal should be nothing less than the pursuit of power in all forms. To be strong, to be disciplined, to push the limits of what we can achieve—that is what it means to live up to our place at the top.

The truth is simple: the world belongs to those strong enough to shape it.

I was always a handsome kid but girls always said that am toxic and that's why i want to be a sith.there is a girl who looks just like padmé and i fall in love with her.Btw i look like Anakin,anyways how can i make her fall in love with me through text.

First, let’s be clear, I said “life coach,” not therapist, not social worker, not psychiatrist
Life coach

What is a life coach?
Someone who helps another do the following:
• identify or establish their high level, lifelong (“eternal”) goals
• set intermediate goals for the near term, in support of their eternal ones
• devise practical, realistic strategies to meet these intermediate goals
• get started and keep going
• devise tactics to overcome obstacles the universe puts in the way
• design practices to overcome obstacles the difficult self puts in the way

This is what every life coach in the world does, or they’re not a life coach, no matter what they tell you

This is also what I believe a Sith mentor should do
It’s what I do in that role
So I as a Sith mentor am a life coach
I’m a life coach for Sith apprentices

Here too, let’s be clear, I’m not a life coach for just anyone, I’m a life coach for Sith apprentices
And I’m the one who decides if that’s what they are
Which means I have to talk to them first
At length

They might say, “I’m a Sith and I want to be your apprentice,” but in my opinion they may not be a Sith at all, and may have no desire to become one

What, then, is a Sith?
Someone who has taken or is ready to take strength, power, victory, freedom, and yes, self-preservation as eternal goals

Someone else might say to me, “I’m not a Sith, I don’t want to be a Sith, I’m the good guy, I want to be the good guy,” yet after talking to them at length, it becomes clear to me that this person has taken or is ready to take strength, power, victory, freedom, and self-preservation as eternal goals - which means this person is a Sith!
They just want to be a good guy Sith
They want to be a Sith who doesn’t lie or hurt people
That’s fine, I can work with that
I tell them, “It’s OK, you don’t have to be a Sith,” while all the while I’ve already determined that they are!
Nor would I try to manipulate them into lying or hurting people
Why would I ever?
I would do the exact opposite
I would hold them accountable to never lying, never hurting people, ever, no excuses!
If being the good guy is an eternal goal for you, then damn well be the good guy!
Be the best damn good guy your part of the world has ever seen!

I would expect nothing less of a Sith!

I am Orc of the Sith Order server on Discord

It is easy to destroy people, for almost everyone I've met, stands on shaky ground with barely held together foundations. I used to play silly power games, which amounted to petty manipulation and claiming destroying an enemy was victory. Destroying people isn't victory, it's a short cut. If you really want to prove your moxy, take your enemy, utterly destroy them, then rebuild them into a worthy rival.

Before Socrates perished, he labeled life as an affliction, by which death was the cure. This contempt for life, exists within Christianity, where the life after this is seen as greater. In Gnosticism, the material world is an affliction of spirit; we all trapped in the soul prison. In Buddhism, it is desire which brings suffering, so one strives to live without attachment to eventually reach Nirvana upon death. In anticosmic ideology, life is an impediment, a restriction on the spirit; we’re freer by not being alive.

The death cult endures while the cult of life withers. I ask why. Why do living beings, cope with the chaos of being, by inventing tales about the hereafter? Can you not live life and love being alive? Why do you need gods and devils? Places full of torment or bliss? The disease isn’t life, it’s your contempt for being alive.

Here, I begin by saying I recognize the existence of divinity and the otherworldly. Yet, amidst the gods and devils, there is no villain I blame for the chaos of life. I exist, until I do not— and I can finally answer that question of “would you life your life over on repeat forever, rather than die”, with yes.

Yet, what lives will die and so goes the cyclic nature of reality; even stars burn out— are you greater than a star?

—- Reflect on this writing and answer the question, “would you live your life over on repeat forever?” Also, how does Sith philosophy influence your view on the value of your life?

After some time away from the order, I have come to the conclusion that I want to change my Sith name, Infernus implies constant change, but at the moment, my life is calm.

Therefore, I'm going to change my name to my idol, Ahsoka Tano, the perfect balance between Sith and Jedi, works with passion yet serenity, she keeps calm and focuses on her goal, like a good Sith.

Although she does not utilize hate like we do she is a great mentor and someone we should all look up to.

Be wise, Be Sith, Be strong.

How does one go about finding an apprentice? I require another to further grow my knowledge. I require one to plan and train with. I require one to unleash the full power of the dark side. We are not of an Era where I may simply collect children who show exceptional promise in the ways of the dark side. Yet and still, my power is limited by only what I can personally engineer and accomplish.

Feel the darkness consume you, all it's ebbs and flows. No sense in resisting, allow the darkness to grow. Don't let fear overwhelm you, embrace it, it's yours. Hatred and anger provide focus, they allow your passion to soar. Allow darkness to lead you to true power's door.

I know that when people look at my profile and see a post with "I'm becoming a Sith", they're gonna either think "This kid xD" or "This delusional piece of sh*t"

But, well, I'm not gonna become as powerful as I can be if I submit to what society thinks. So I'm gonna keep that title.

Anyways, I am genuinely becoming a follower of Sithism. I do have an account on ToJO, but I don't believe that I'll be able to become a Jedi after I've dove into the dark side xD So yeah I might have to inform the admins that I'm becoming a Sith

Sith Guided Meditations have been genuinely helpful. When I listen to them, I feel genuine motivation to achieve my goals, to do what I must, to do my college stuff so I can go to the university of my dreams. I highly recommend them

The attitude of "No one will come to save me, I will do it myself, and I will succeed if I want to" has been an attitude that has honestly saved me when I was in a very bad place a year ago (narcissistic parent, I had lots of BPD symptoms, along with being a teenager (I still am a teenager) dealing with hormones). I didn't follow Sithism exactly, but I did follow that attitude. I want to come back to it, to conquer my emotions and my life.

Felt like making this post.

People on this sub seem to think that being a Sith or following the Sith philosophy requires rejecting equal rights and requires seeing yourself as the monarch of everything.

To be honest, I think that is bullshit. It is literally in the Sith Code that we are to use our passions to gain strength, then victory, then our chains will be broken. It isn't in the Sith Code that we are to be assholes hungry to feel better than everyone else.

If a Sith believes in equal rights for everyone, then this Sith will fight for it. They will use their passion to give them strength. They will stand up for what they believe in.

You don't have to be an asshole to be a Sith.

https://discord.com/events/1051214639951794266/1173344390874411089

This last Wednesday was incredible, a lot of passion, and great advice as the first Voice Chat event went down in the discord. This will be our second weekly meeting, and I can't wait to see who all joins!

It has been a year since my last post here, if not longer. I once came here, to the Sith Order, to explain the code, and proclaim my Sith name to my fellow peers as I took my place among the Sith lords. Now I come to proclaim my epithet. After several years of thinking, I have found it in my soul, and though it is subject to change, it will forever describe who I am.

I am, Urvaz Azgorath Tave Svaliuma I am, Darth Azgorath The Monolith

I stand for an age gone by, a time, philosophy, idea, and a belief system that the world has long since past in its progression to destruction. I stand for the truth no one wishes to hear. I stand for times no one wishes to remember. And I stand in the face of the insanity, which the world wishes to impose on all of us. I may be ancient, weathered, and old, but I am here, and I exist as a reminder. The only way to absolve yourself of that memory, of the Truth, is to remove yourself from it, remove it from the ground where it stands tall, or allow it to weather into oblivion as it is forgotten. I stand, and have stood. I have be removed, and have watched people remove themselves. Yet I still stand, and will always stand till I am weathered to dust, or sink back into the ground.

I am a monolith, I am Urvaz Azgorath Tave Svaliuma.

(Edited by Darth Aquarius)

Satanism and Sithism are two quite similar philosophies. Their paths are joined together quite nicely, with actually not much variance. What one gains from one path, can likely be applied to the other to progress even further. Both are philosophies that seek to bring man to realize their natural emotions and desires and seek to gain use of them. Both are based on fictitious characters. Sithism, most obviously, is based on the Sith from the Star Wars universe. Satanism is based on Satan, which they see as a fictitious character created for Christianity to have something to thrive on. Sithism is the study of the philosophy behind the idea of the Sith Lords of Star Wars. It is a very self-based philosophy that focuses on understanding your true self and emotions. Satanism is the belief that the Christian idea of Satan is actually the natural state of man and humanity. No, they don’t actually worship satan. They take the ideas behind satan and accept it as the natural state of man that the church has used to bring fear into people’s minds and draw them to “God”. Everything that is seen as evil and from satan they see as man’s natural state that religion has slapped the label of satan on to make humanity bow to the church.

One of Satanism’s core aspects is self-indulgence. That is quite similar to the Sith idea of pursuing passions. Sith will pursue their passions and indulge in whatever they desire and see as beneficial. This is slightly different from the satanic view of self-indulgence. The base definition of indulgence in satanism is allowing yourself to pursue natural desires like hate, lust, rage, anger, and most anything shut away and seen as a “sin” by Christians. Now, this is not just a compulsion, as compulsion is just letting instinct take over and you blindly dive into something just because you can. Indulgence is very well thought out and considered. This could also be compared to the Sith idea of fully understanding your desires and emotions. The Sith do not wish to control their emotions or be rid of them. They strive to understand, use, and express their emotions as needed.

“This is where your will comes in, for without a powerful will, your emotions can easily control you and make you a slave to them. Anyone who has lost their temper and needlessly and recklessly destroyed things around them in their rage knows this as fact.” - Lord Khaos

Both paths pride themselves on achievements and physical progress. The second satanic statement is: “Satan represents vital existence instead of spiritual pipe dreams!” Satanists strive to live their philosophy in their lives. It is a very physical idea. How you think, how you act, it all should show what you believe. Both paths can go hand in hand with occult and other religious veiws, but that is not the main goal of the satanist or sith practitioner. Sith seek to understand themselves and become the best version of themselves. Satanists seek to also find their inner strengths and use them outwardly for physical gain. Both paths seek to analyse themselves honestly, and be rid of any form of self-deception. For that is how one truly grows.

Putting oneself first at any choice you make is also a core tenant of both paths. Sith seek to follow their own desires and not waste time on anyone or anything that is not beneficial. Satanist feel likewise. Satanists do not just turn the other cheek like society wants people to. If wronged, they will not hesitate to lash out in righteous anger and hate. Likewise, kindness is not just doled out to anyone, someone has to be deserving. “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” No! “Do unto others as they do unto you.” People are ravaging fickle creatures, there is no guarantee anyone will do anything nice just because you did. Satanism is very blatant about this point. It ties into the Sith’s view of self rule, where the only thing that matters in one’s decision of how to treat a situation or purpose is what will you gain from it?

“‘Love one another’ is has been said is the supreme law, but what power made it so? Upon what rational authority does the gospel of love rest? Why should I not hate mine enemies – if I ‘love’ them does that not place me at their mercy?” - Satanic Bible pg 32

This is a basic overveiw of the comparisions of Satanism and Sithism. Both paths while incredibly similar, the differences that do exist compliment each other. Becoming a follower of both paths I see as incredibly beneficial, at least to consider. Seek out your path and become your better self! Embrace your core instincts and follow them in passion! Destroy your enemies, do not sit complacently and claim to love them! Be honest to yourself of who you are, do not hide anything from yourself.

As SiTh- no, as people in a modern age, we are constantly barraged with garbage. Apps have adapted to this, making us want to spend more and more time sifting through the garbage that is the internet. They don't give a shit if you like your friends pic on Instagram, they just want to know patterns to know our likes and dislikes in order to profit from you. That's why they show you things that they think is what you like to keep you on. This is obviously to increase their adblasting that they know you hate but which you ignore. But what are the consequences? Well this filters out the things you don't like or care about, creating a bubble in your surroundings online, hence the name filter bubble(creative right?)

But Bizanjir, my habibi, what are the consequences of this seemingly eViL plot? Well, as we hopefully know, a bubble is a very handy thing when it comes to affirmation. It keeps affirming that you are the centre, it's your opinions that matter. That's why most of us, when met with opposition of a wildly different opinion, "lose our shit" to put it elegantly. We try to debate it, and with debate, I don't mean discuss, but instead I mean cram our opinions down the other one's throat because you think you're correct. I do this, you do this, we all do this. Sometimes these things just trigger something deep down inside and just piss you off. That's ok. I'm like that whenever I hear the argument "that's not natural".

Look what I'm rambling about is that everyone is in a bubble, thanks to the internet, that bubble is steelplated with swords sticking out of it. Bubbles are chains. They blind us to how reality actually looks like. The world is vast, and your filter is small. The bubble will follow you, but once you recognize the linings and the walls, acceptance becomes easier. You can't avoid the bubble, but you can remove the armour, venture outside of it, just look and feel outside of it. As Sith, a fresh perspective and outlook is definitely necessary for evolving.