RITUAL IN THE ARMS OF THE GENIE

THE HISTORY OF THE RITUAL IN THE ARMS OF THE JINN

The original text was found during excavations near Ain Dara, the oldest temple in what is now Syria. It is a ruined Syro-Hittite temple from the Iron Age, noted for its similarities to Solomon's Temple.

The text dates back to 1460 BC, to the time of the Hittite Empire, a powerful ancient state in Asia Minor. Part of the text was lost due to the absence of a fragment of a clay jug.

The ancient Hittites used a ritual jug as a talisman in the household and placed it in a prominent place under the sun's rays so that the spirits would always be present in this place and could protect the owners of the premises from harm. If the jug broke, it was believed that the spirit left the house and the family was left unprotected. Exactly one month later, the ritual was performed again on a new jug.

The text of the ritual is still kept in the archives of the Vatican Library.

An earlier version of the ritual without the use of a jug is posted on the site.

MATERIALS

 

Black candles (new or previously used) 3 pcs.

Matches or a lighter for lighting candles

Black thick thread for tying candles

 

USAGE

 

To return bad wishes to the addressee by cleansing yourself of the negative influence of words

To protect yourself from slander, including those woven into occult rituals, in advance (works as a shield)

To bring back luck into your destiny if it has been “stolen” by bad wishes, curses or evil occult actions

Increase your spiritual power by enlisting the help of spirits

 

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 

1 time in 2 weeks

As needed

 

ACTION

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

Beginning of action

From 5 days

 

Maximum effect

From 10 days

 

Decreased action

From 2 months