The Lady of the Night and Jediism.

Can one have both? I am devoted to her, but I am because I want to learn more. Advice please.

I don't know "lady of the night", but nothing here says you can't do both....

Whatever that means...:lol:...

Are you talking about a prostitute or a mistress?

One is illegal while another is none of my business.

Gengar, are you talking about Lilith?

Message me if you want and we can figure it out

Would that be the same Lilith from the Talmud? The supposed first wife of Adam, exiled from the Garden of Eden for being too sexually domineering, and bearing hundreds of children per day? Iiiiiiinteresting...

Tarran wrote: Would that be the same Lilith from the Talmud? The supposed first wife of Adam, exiled from the Garden of Eden for being too sexually domineering, and bearing hundreds of children per day? Iiiiiiinteresting...

To hear some tell it, she was kicked out because she wanted equality. :whistle:

Tarran wrote: Would that be the same Lilith from the Talmud? The supposed first wife of Adam, exiled from the Garden of Eden for being too sexually domineering, and bearing hundreds of children per day? Iiiiiiinteresting...

You laugh but I know someone who has an altar to Lilith, as I bought him the statue that's on it.

Lilith was supposed to have many children with Sammael, after she left Eden.

Lilith has a strong influence in Luciferianism, which I myself have followed for quite a few years now. We don't know if he's referring to Lilith or not, many pagans have a generalized idea of the Goddess and refer to her as such, let's not jump to conclusions and be mindful of our replies...

Way off track. No im not talking about lillith. Santa Muerte is the lady I am referring to.

They missed the mark because your desription was vague and generalized, stating that from the beginning would have cleared up a lot of things...

I see nothing in Jediism that would pose a problem in regards to your beliefs...