RITUAL ROMAN SILENCE
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HISTORY OF THE ROMAN SILENCE RITUAL
The ritual was used in the Forum of Gaius Julius Caesar, an ancient Roman statesman and politician, commander and consul, during entertainment evenings using an oracle, the most common form of divination in antiquity, which consisted of a prediction made on behalf of a deity at the request of believers by a special priest, who was called an oracle.
The ritual text, written on a papyrus scroll, was brought to Rome from Egypt at one time. Papyrus scrolls with texts were kept in special vases at the entrance to the dwelling along with other documents and were used only by some of the priests at the request of Caesar.
MATERIALS
Candle (new, previously unused or previously used) of a dark color, except black (it is recommended to avoid gold inserts, inclusions)
Matches or a lighter to light the candle
Photograph of a person
Name of the person in the photograph
USAGE
To stop malicious actions and intentions directed against you
To stop backbiting that has adverse consequences for you
To get out of a situation where a person is conspiring against you “dry”
To “confuse” the plans of the person who is planning a deception
Before sending documents for signature, when a person does not agree to accept or sign the documents
LEAD TIME
Recommended
On dates with even numbers
In the morning
At night
Not recommended
during the daytime
in the evening
FREQUENCY OF USE
For use by persons aged 18 years and over
Once every 2 months
As needed
ACTION
Depends on the execution time and the beliefs of the performer
Beginning of action
From 7 days
Maximum effect
From 14 days
Decreased action
From 2 months
