PRAYER THE SUN WILL COME

HISTORY OF THE PRAYER THE SUN WILL COME

The prayer was written by one of the students of the high priest of one of the pharaohs of the 7th Dynasty of ancient Egypt, as a gift to his daughter. The text was inscribed on a clay tablet and embedded in the wall of the princess's bedroom.

Every time she felt the pain of separation from her loved ones, she read a prayer, touching it with her hands and calling out to God.

The prayer became one of the main temple prayers during the reign of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten, but the lines in it that signified the Sun were changed to those signifying the Moon.

MATERIALS

Not required

USAGE

To reduce the manifestation of symptoms of the disease and speed up recovery

To increase material income if funds are often lost

To bring back luck in trading

To stop your loved one from arguing

So that the child is accompanied by luck and failures stop (the child can be of any age)

To bless dear people if they plan to be at a distance (read with the palms placed on the heads of the people for whom this prayer is read)

To increase offspring or if pregnancy does not occur

During ceremonies and rituals

December 7th Days of the Resurrection of Spirits. Worship of the Gods-Spirits: Pantheon

LEAD TIME

Recommended

In the evening

Not recommended

In the morning

During the daytime

At night

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 hours

Maximum effect

From 8 hours

Decreased action

From 4 days