Letter/Opinion   Peter Boniface condemns Satanist ritual at Takamaka and promotes the force of good   |23 August 2023

My sincere sympathies to the family of the two deceased who were desecrated in that ritual. May they now rest in peace.

I am writing this article to strongly condemn the evil people who carried out that horrifying Satanist ritual in the Takamaka cemetery, two weeks ago.

Their decision to dig up two dead bodies to display alongside their demonic ritual objects and symbols, is a new disgusting crime that’s never been seen before in Seychelles.

Their main reason for making such a shocking display was to create fear and anxiety among our people, by giving the impression that they have demonic powers that can cause severe destruction to our society in future.

To make themselves more frightening, they even added to their display, the photos of four well-known people who they’ve chosen to destroy as a sacrifice to the devil they were invoking.

As a lifelong student of Mysticism, I would like to assure our people that there is absolutely nothing to fear from these Wannabes.

The very fact that they have to resort to such a morbid public display to advertise themselves clearly shows that they do not have any supernatural power like they are pretending to have.

People who have real supernatural power observe a strict code of secrecy, and would never engage in any sickening public display like those pretenders have.

Added to that, the very fact that they've managed to dig up two dead bodies to use in their ritual, is clear proof that they are actually suffering from psychosis and delusions of power that are slowly driving them into full-blown madness, without them realising.

My simple message to these people therefore, is that they should understand that the evil force that they are craving for, is actually controlling their minds without them realising.

They will never get the supernatural power they are hoping to gain from these demonic rituals. I can also assure them that they will never destroy the four people in the photos they’ve displayed. The only people they will destroy, if they carry on with their devil obsession, will be themselves.

This should also be a grim warning to all those other dreamers who are thinking of getting power from the devil by engaging in such morally-degrading rituals.

They should understand that most people who follow this practice end up with severe mental disorders simply because the demonic rituals that are required, always involve remains of dead people or mutilated body parts.

Such rituals are specifically designed to traumatise and distort the practitioners’ minds until they end up trapped in a crazy delusion that they have gained supernatural power, when they really haven’t.

There is however a far better and safer option for those people who are seeking power and protection from higher forces, to help them cope with the complex pressures and injustices that everyone is having to battle with.

There is another force that they can invoke which is more powerful than the force of evil. This is the force of good that bestows real spiritual power to its followers; as well as peace of mind and enlightenment which is the purest form of happiness.

The good news is that this force of good can easily be accessed by anyone without the need to engage in any of the horrible rituals required by demonic religions; nor any of the bizarre rituals demanded by organised religions.

The only ritual required to connect to this force of good is that we treat other people with sincere love, kindness, tolerance and peace, as best as we can; and we avoid causing harm to others.

Once we’ve adopted and practised this simple principle, we can then use simple meditation to deeply relax and open the mind to the higher forces that we can communicate with.

Practitioners will easily recognise when they are in communion with the force of good because of the powerful energy and euphoria that they will feel when this connection happens.

This is the force of good that I’ve always practised and preached throughout the 80’s reign of terror until today.

This is the force of good that I sincerely believe will keep our Creole spirit of love and peace shining bright and strong throughout all the turbulent times that lie ahead.

Peter Boniface