It was through clips of the singer that Luciferian Priest Vicky Vanilla identified evidence of the relationship between the parties
singer’s name Gustavolime went viral on the web when a possible connection with the occult was pointed out. In a video published on Priest L’s TikTokuciferiano Vicky Vanillafrom an excerpt of an interview with you on the podcast.
In the record, the specialist said that it is possible to find certain indications that the country music star, in fact, has some connection with the belief.
“Just watch his DVD clips to find signs. The obelisks, for example, you find at the entrance to Masonic temples. Why would a country guy make a clip with torches, obelisks… with all that symbology?”he asked.
The statement happened during Vicky Vanilla’s participation in a podcast. At one point, he detailed more points that caught her attention:.
“The guy is on a throne, exactly with the image of Baphomet on the back and the Threefold Flame in the middle, the wings open on the side. On that throne, he has his hands resting and he has a beard in the center, as well as Arcanum IV on the Tarot. See if it doesn’t match this image of him”, indicated the priest.
And he followed: “In the clip’s setting there are pine trees, referring to those forests where witches practiced their sabbaths back in Europe. There is even an inverted cross in the name of the DVD”.
The video has nearly 4 million views. The influencer, with extensive experience in spiritualist doctrines, Vicky Vanilla has a spiritual trajectory and has established contracts with renowned Masters of the tradition. After 15 years dedicated to this path, she founded the Church of Lucifer of the New Aeon in Brazil, in São Paulo.
Source: Maxima
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