Grotto (Satanism)

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Within Satanism, a grotto is a gathering of Satanists for means of ritualization or general social interaction.^[1] Originally, 'the grotto system' was formed by the Church of Satan for their members within geographical proximity, though this system has been largely phased out due contemporary means of communication.^[2]

References

v t e LaVeyan Satanism

Organizations	The Church of Satan Temple of Set First Satanic Church

Associated figures	Anton Szandor LaVey Peter H. Gilmore Diane Hegarty Karla LaVey Zeena Schreck Nikolas Schreck Kenneth Anger Blanche Barton Brian Hugh Warner Boyd Rice Kim Bendix Petersen Forrest J Ackerman Clark Ashton Smith Adam Parfrey

Influential figures	Friedrich Nietzsche Ragnar Redbeard Ayn Rand H.P. Lovecraft Aleister Crowley Eliphas Levi John Milton William Blake Mark Twain H.L. Mencken Jack London

Satanic texts	The Satanic Bible The Satanic Rituals The Satanic Witch The Devil’s Notebook Satan Speaks! The Church of Satan: A History of the World's Most Notorious Religion The Secret Life of a Satanist The Satanic Scriptures Letters From the Devil: The Lost Writing of Anton Szandor LaVey

Publications	The Cloven Hoof The Black Flame

Magic and ritual	Black Mass Greater and lesser magic Satanic holidays Psychodrama Ave Satanas Grotto

Concepts and symbolism	Left-Hand Path Pentagonal Revisionism Suitheism Might is Right Lex talionis Social Darwinism Sigil of Baphomet Pentagram Satan Leviathan Lycanthrope Satanic cross

Related topics	Satanic panic Satanic holidays Radio Werewolf An Interview with Peter H. Gilmore Satanis: The Devil's Mass Satan Takes a Holiday The Satanic Mass (recording) Speak of the Devil: The Canon of Anton Lavey The Black House

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