RITUAL OF YOUTH NAMITU-MA

HISTORY OF THE RITUAL YOUTH NAMITU-MA

The ritual dates back to 1700 BC and was found on a clay shard during excavations in what is now Syria in the Akkadian language.

It was created by one of the priests of Mitanni, an ancient Hurrian state in Northern Mesopotamia. The goal was to restore the lost beauty of one of the concubines, who began to lose her attractiveness at an early age due to dry skin and a reaction to the hot climate.

MATERIALS

0.5 liters of fresh milk

Milk heating vessel

Stove or oven for heating milk

A cool place or refrigerator to store milk

Bathtub with water for bathing

USAGE

To restore freshness to the skin and improve microcirculation in tissues

To improve blood flow in the body and provide a refreshing effect for aging or sunburned skin.

Protect yourself from the “bad” looks of envious people, so that they don’t “spoil” your external attractiveness

LEAD TIME

Recommended:

In the morning

During the daytime

In the evening

At night (after midnight)

Not recommended:

There are no contraindications

FREQUENCY OF USE

For use by persons aged 16 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 2 weeks

Maximum effect

From 6 weeks

Decreased action

From 8 weeks