Remember that on The Righteous Gemstones, Keefe was a Satanist before Kelvin brought him to Christ? Actually, it was more of a Goth/ fetish subculture that chanted "Hail Satan" for its shock value.
Here Tony finds a copy of Devil's Food: A Satanic Cookbook "in Keefe's storage unit." Good thinking: when you move in with a boyfriend, always keep the stuff from your old apartment, just in case.
It's a real book, written by Adam Ostrofsky (aka A Moveable Beast, har har), who runs a Satanism-infused catering company.
The recipes are serious, not parodies: smoked salmon chowder, butternut squash farroto, red beet hummus, pommes robochon. hominy veggie burgers with potato buns.
Many people confuse Satanism with paganism, but Satanists revere Satan, usually as a symbol, while pagans revere the old gods of Europe, or the archtypal Goddess. They practice magick with a k, rituals designed to become attuned to the power of the universe, not to turn people into aardvarks.
For instance, 20% of Latvians practice Dievturiba, "living in harmony with the gods," and most Estonians draw spiritual practices from Maausk ("Earth Belief").
The Cavaleros don't mention spirituality much on their social media sites, but they are at least pagan-friendly. Here Annie promotes Grimoire Girl, by Hilarie Burton Morgan, "A meditation on finding as much meaning in the small moments as in the big, illuminating the enchantment and wonder and goodness in the everyday."
The Cavaleros don't mention spirituality much on their social media sites, but they are at least pagan-friendly. Here Annie promotes Grimoire Girl, by Hilarie Burton Morgan, "A meditation on finding as much meaning in the small moments as in the big, illuminating the enchantment and wonder and goodness in the everyday."
Bonus: nude neopagans, or at least guys from Estonia:
From Haapsalu, Estonia, site of a huge music festival.
You can perform rituals skyclad (nude), but it's not obligatory.
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