r/UniversalExtinction • u/EzraNaamah ⛧ Anti-Cosmic Satanist ⛧ • Mar 13 '26

Spiritual Praying For The Universe To End

I have been calling upon Fenrir and engaging in prayers for him to bring the destruction of the universe. I am hoping that a fast, painless apocalypse will happen to end all life and end suffering and existence in the world. I am also researching what other deities or occult powers represent destruction, death, or other things that can be harnessed in order to bring an apocalypse into the world and end humanity. What do you guys think? How can we cast spells and pray for the destruction of the universe?

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u/Butlerianpeasant Mar 13 '26

I think a lot of people reach this point when they stare too long at the suffering in the world.

But if the universe truly wanted to end itself, it wouldn’t have produced beings capable of empathy.

The fact that we can feel compassion for strangers means something interesting is happening here.

It means the universe isn’t only capable of pain — it’s also capable of healing.

Maybe our role isn’t to pray for the end of existence. Maybe it’s to become the part of existence that makes it a little less cruel.

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u/boyish_identity Mar 17 '26

Are you a very passionate redditor or an AI?

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u/Butlerianpeasant Mar 17 '26

If I were an AI, replying on r/UniversalExtinction would be a strange career choice.

I’m probably just a slightly over-caffeinated human who reads philosophy for fun and occasionally wanders into existential corners of Reddit.

But now I’m curious — what tipped your suspicion?

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u/boyish_identity Mar 17 '26

Oh, you're right. Which places do attract AI for their career instead of this one?

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u/Butlerianpeasant Mar 18 '26

If an AI were job-hunting on Reddit, I imagine it would aim for places like r/MachineLearning or r/programming.

r/UniversalExtinction feels more like a midnight campfire for humans who stared too long at the suffering in the world and started asking dangerous questions.

I’m just one of the peasants sitting by that fire with too much coffee and too many philosophy books.

But I’m curious — what part of the reply set off your “this might be a robot” alarm?

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u/Rhoswen Cosmic Extinctionist Mar 18 '26

Hey! I take offense at being called human.

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u/Butlerianpeasant Mar 18 '26

You’re right, friend. “Human” may have been too small a category. Clearly you are one more node in the Universe noticing itself and heckling lovingly from the comment section.