PRAYER DAY AND NIGHT

HISTORY OF PRAYER DAY AND NIGHT

The original text dates back to the 22nd century BC, during the reign of the VII Dynasty of Ancient Egypt. The texts of the prayer came to Ancient Egypt from Babylon during the movement of trade caravans with the gold of the kings. The prayer was supposed to appease the pharaoh and cancel his decision to launch a military campaign.

Later, the text of the prayer is transformed into a lullaby, performed by priestesses at night before bedtime for the children of the kings.

MATERIALS

 

Not required

 

USAGE

 

To reduce physical pain during illness

To reduce the decline of the body in old age

To restore strength to a severely depleted body

So that children don’t get sick and shed fewer tears

For peaceful sleep of infants up to one year of age (read over a child falling asleep)

To calm the nervous system, exhausted by its destructive thoughts

For faster healing of wounds and bone fractures (read on bandages, dressings and other dressings)

 

During ceremonies and rituals

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LEAD TIME

Recommended

During the daytime

In the evening

At night

 

Not recommended

In the morning

 

FREQUENCY OF USE

 

For use by persons aged 18 years and over

1 time in 3 days

As needed

 

ACTION

 

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

 

Beginning of action

From 6 hours

 

Maximum effect

From 2 days

 

Decreased action

From 1 week