FLOWER OF LIFE

The original text dates back to the 2nd century BC and was distributed in Mesopotamia. It was discovered during excavations on a clay shard.

A prayer once brought good fame to one of the slave girls who was being transported on a ship from Africa for sale. During the voyage, an infection got on the ship, which affected almost everyone present on the ship. Many of whom were doomed to die, except for the slave girl. Arriving at the palace of the Ottoman Empire, on one of the fortune-telling evenings, the slave girl who became a concubine shared the prayer with her mentor, thus preserving it on paper.

USAGE

• to successfully pass meetings and negotiations with representatives of government agencies and soften their decisions
• to mitigate the sentence handed down by the courts
• to protect against trouble while in prison
• to activate protective energies in emergency situations, such as when in life-threatening places
• in case of losing your location and being unable to get out of an unknown area
• to protect against troubles associated with infection with dangerous diseases
• to calm acute nervous conditions, especially in children and adolescents from 16 years of age (read by adults for a child)
• to protect against unwanted or dangerous situations associated with the use of vehicles (before traveling by car or flying by air, except for traveling by rail and water transport)
• when threatening to kill or destroy in order to divert the thoughts of the offender

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