WINDS 🅵

Through the mists of millennia, from the depths of the reign of the VII Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, echoes of an ancient prayer have reached us. These sacred words, not merely inscribed but seemingly carved by the very hand of time, adorned special temple walls. These walls served not only as an architectural element but also as a symbolic barrier separating different groups of visitors, and the prayers themselves were recited alternately, according to the time of day.

Initially, these divine texts were the privilege of the chosen few. For a long time, only priests and those close to the pharaoh were granted the honor of reciting or even merely witnessing them. Prayer was a secret ritual, accessible only to a narrow circle of initiates, which emphasized its exclusivity and sacredness.

However, like many aspects of human culture, access to spiritual knowledge underwent changes. Over time, a significant decision was made: the sacred texts, once a guarded secret, became available to the wider masses. There was one important condition, though: they could only be read within the temple walls, which, however, did not diminish the significance of this step.

USAGE

• To improve financial standing
• To get out of debt
• To mitigate the influence of occult conspiracies and curses on the current situation
• To soften a verdict (recited both before and during a court hearing)
• To recover debts (if they are not repaid for a long time or if someone is being deceptive)
• To ward off a cunning person from your home or loved ones
• To extinguish anger in a person's heart if they hate without reason

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LIMITED EDITION

Not available for general sale. Only accessible to temple visitors. Requires exclusive access to temple products. To gain access, please visit the "House of God" section.

If access to temple products is not available, a similar product from the online boutique will be offered as a replacement, or access will be granted upon obtaining temple access.

Proceeds from sales are donated to the temple's charity fund.