The death ritual is a practice for helping things pass over after they have died, and it will provide them with safe passage when they enter the spiritual world. It is a way of honoring the dead, and showing them reverence.
1) First you must come in contact with an aspect that is of, or represents the individual who is passed, such as their body, a picture of them, something they have come in contact with, or something they own.
2) Upon that item you are going to want to cast a makna blessing, which I have written about earlier.
https://wolfofantimonyoccultism.com/2020/07/19/viadescioic-magick-makna-blessing-and-sakna-curse/
3) Once you have blessed the aspect that is of, or represents the individual place your hand over it and point at it with your pointer and middle finger extended. Say something to the effect of “go now enjoying all of the others who have fallen.”
4) Move your pointing hand towards the sky while you do visualize the energy of that individual moving up with your hand. Then say “Take them now Sadaqa it is their time.”
5) Then with great force swing your arm down towards the item aspect that is of, or represents the individual, and visualize their energy dispersing.
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Hello, I’m the Wolf Of Antimony, and I am an eclectic, and syncretic occult practitioner. I am 25 years of age, and I'm a Black American straight cis male. I have been practicing, and studying occultism, mysticism, esotericism ,religion, spirituality, theology, mythology, philosophy, and natural philosophy for 11 years. I have created my alphabet of desire the Ravens of antimony, and my alphabet of binding the 13 abominations. I have also created over 306 posts on magick, and occultism, and over 1356 sigils. I have also created 58 servitors that helped me throughout my practice. All of these servitors being the 36 Ravens of antimony, the 13 Abominations, Carita, the forgotten one, Anuva, the 6 Sigurds, and Ibura. I am also a Reiki practitioner, and have been attuned to the third level of Reiki.
Interesting, and I like it, but what culture or history has a god or goddess called Sadaqa? I only know of it as the Arabic word for charity or benevolence. And what is a manka blessing – what source is that from?
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