The Symbolism Of Lucifer In Greek Myth

Lucifer is the sun; he is the one who guides us while he is the one who is influenced by his bride Esther, the moon. She is the yin and he is the yang.

Esther, the moon, is the Queen of the Night; Esther means star. Lucifer means the morning star, the sun.

The moon represents purity. Lucifer admires purity. He does not enjoy perverseness. It is humanity that is perverse not the Dark Lord. If one chooses to be perverse, he does not care, that is your choice, but leave his name out of it. His wife Esther is the perfect example of purity; she epitomizes it.

Lucifer is the "bringer of light"; the god of knowledge.

As the sun, Lucifer represents clarity. He opens our eyes to the truth. He teaches us not to be stupid, not to fall victim to self-deceit, and to not lack perspective.
The Dark Lord teaches us to think for ourselves and to also take blame for our own mistakes, rather than placing it on others.
The night symbolizes death. Satan is the Grim Reaper, Hades, Set,...Satan is Death. Death is not always something negative. The Death Tarot card represents endings but also beginnings, change, transformation, and transition.

Dawn suggests the notions of illumination and hope. In the story of Esther and Lucifer, she represents the dawn and he represents darkness. It was Esther (the moon) that transformed/influenced Lucifer (the sun). and the result was a renewed passion. A love unlike any other.

"A love that will never die."
-Satan