RITUAL OF WIND PRAYER

HISTORY OF THE WIND PRIEST RITUAL

An Islamic conspiracy, framed in a ritual by Muslims of the African Yoruba ethnic group, living in what is now Togo. The conspiracy dates back to the 16th century.

It was used by local chieftains and priests to summon spirits in rituals aimed at abundance and the preservation of property.

In the 17th century, the spell spread to the territory of the modern state of Louisiana in local communities among Voodoo priests and is used to this day in rituals to expel the spirit of death from the bodies of sick people. Part of the ritual has been transformed into a Christian version.

MATERIALS

 

Red candle (new or previously used)

Matches or a lighter to light the candle

Windowsill

Running water for washing

 

USAGE

 

To avoid being deceived by other people

In order for the enemy's plans of deception to fall apart

To avoid being captured or in a situation where property is seized

To confuse another person's plans if there are doubts about his honesty

 

LEAD TIME

Recommended

In the morning

At night (at midnight)

 

Not recommended

During the daytime

In the evening

 

FREQUENCY OF USE

 

For use by persons aged 18 years and over 

1 time per week

As needed

 

ACTION

Depends on the execution time and the beliefs of the performer

Beginning of action

From 1 day

 

Maximum effect

From 2 days

 

Decreased action

From 4 days