On September 23rd, 2025, some claim The Rapture will arrive. An African pastor has foretold it, while believers brace for the skies to open. But what would Satan himself think of such a prophecy?
In this episode, Doktor Snake delivers “Rapture Day: A Satanic Sermon” — a fiery, sardonic reflection inspired by James Blish’s Black Easter, Marie Corelli’s The Sorrows of Satan, and the tradition of romantic Satanism.
This sermon dismantles the illusion of sacred calendars, mocks the theatre of apocalyptic yearning, and reframes “Rapture” as the ongoing ecstasy and terror of simply being alive.
The Rapture will not be televised. But this sermon will.
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Rapture Day: A Satanic Sermon
The Dokology Podcast
Attention, mind control, internal sovereignty, and perception in the modern world — that’s what the Dokology Podcast explores.
Each weekly field transmission from Doktor Snake breaks down practical mind-tech: how to stop the inner dialogue, reclaim attention, escape emotional hijack, and perceive reality without illusion.
Recorded on location, without studio contrivance, Dokology applies awareness as a tactical force — a way of navigating systems designed to distract, agitate, and control.
This isn’t self-help or spirituality.
It’s philosophy in use for the Human 2.0 era.
Attention, mind control, internal sovereignty, and perception in the modern world — that’s what the Dokology Podcast explores.
Each weekly field transmission from Doktor Snake breaks down practical mind-tech: how to stop the inner dialogue, reclaim attention, escape emotional hijack, and perceive reality without illusion.
Recorded on location, without studio contrivance, Dokology applies awareness as a tactical force — a way of navigating systems designed to distract, agitate, and control.
This isn’t self-help or spirituality.
It’s philosophy in use for the Human 2.0 era.
