
PRAYER SONG THE DAWN OF THE GREAT DAY
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THE HISTORY OF THE PRAYER-SONG THE DAWN OF THE GREAT DAY
The texts date back to the 17th century BC, during the reign of the Abydos dynasty of Ancient Egypt, which ruled during the Second Intermediate Period around 1650–1600 BC.
The text was first written on clay tablets and distributed widely for prayer services aimed at combating crop failure and drought.
After several decades, the song-prayer began to be sung at the moment of starting new things to attract good luck.
MATERIALS
Not required
USAGE
To restore prosperity to your home and reduce losses
To find a way out of a difficult situation related to food or material income
To come to an understanding with people who are hostile (deals, agreements)
To reduce the influence of natural forces that contribute to the destruction of something in life (when a series of failures haunts or events turn out badly)
During ceremonies and rituals
October 11th Evening of the Great Radiance (Explosion of the Great Fires). Worship of the Spirit God: Heh and Hauhet
LEAD TIME
Recommended
In the evening (at sunset)
Not recommended
In the morning
During the daytime
At night
FREQUENCY OF USE
For use by persons aged 18 years and over
As needed
ACTION
Depends on the time of reading and the beliefs of the performer
Beginning of action
From 2 hours
Maximum effect
From 2 days
Decreased action
From 8 days