BLACK PRAYER

THE HISTORY OF BLACK PRAYER

A prayer dedicated to Destiny, the mother of all living things. The name of the prayer comes from the association with the Goddess of night and darkness, the starry sky, who should be asked to leave.

Texts engraved on ceramic shards have been found in Inca and Mayan settlements. The texts differ in length (the Inca prayer is longer, related to the sacrificial ritual, the Mayan prayer is shortened) and the names of the deities for whom they are intended.

One of the hieroglyphic texts (the prayer of the Incas) on the ceramic shard was lost, but several decades earlier it was transferred to a manuscript that had been in the possession of the Chinese Emperor Kangxi for many years.

Sacred texts were used in moments of deep sadness to return happiness, that is, fate, to its place.

MATERIALS

 

Not required

 

USAGE

 

Get out of the “vicious circle”, the whirlpool of troubles, return life to a happy channel

To cleanse oneself from mental anguish and suffering associated with the actions of other people

On forgiving yourself for unintentional actions that have caused trouble in the lives of other people

 

During ceremonies and rituals

As part of an ancient ritual of prayer to change the course of life events of a person whose destiny is spoiled by occult actions, death wishes and curses

As part of a ritual to change one's destiny in order to survive difficult situations that lead to death

As part of a curse ritual, to punish the offender and return his evil fate

 

LEAD TIME

Recommended

In the morning

During the daytime

In the evening

At night

 

Not recommended

There are no contraindications

FREQUENCY OF USE

 

For use by persons aged 18 years and over

Daily

As needed

ACTION

 

Depends on the time of reading and the beliefs of the performer

 

Beginning of action

From 2 days

 

Maximum effect

From 6 days

 

Decreased action

From 2 weeks