Rite of Maqlû: Destroy the Witch

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The Maqlû Ritual, originating from ancient Mesopotamia, is one of the most infamous and powerful rites designed to destroy a witch or malevolent practitioner. This historical ritual calls upon the gods of judgment and fire to strip a witch of their power, bind their spirit, and destroy their malevolent workings entirely. The Maqlû Ritual employs incantations, effigies, and fire to enact divine justice against witches or practitioners casting harmful magick. This modern adaptation calls upon Shamash, the god of divine justice and sunlight, and Ereshkigal, the queen of the underworld, to dismantle the witch’s power and cast them into spiritual oblivion. The ritual neutralizes their energy, consumes their tools, and ensures they cannot retaliate. What’s Included in the Rite • Effigy Destruction: An effigy of the offending practitioner is crafted and inscribed with their essence, symbolically destroying their power. • Sacred Fire Invocation: The ritual uses sacred fire to consume the witch’s energy, nullify their workings, and sever their connection to spirits and tools. • Banishing and Binding: The witch’s name and power are cursed and banished, preventing further harm to the client. • Divine Judgment: Calls upon the ancient deities to exact punishment and justice on behalf of the victim. The Maqlû Ritual has been documented as a potent ancient rite performed by Mesopotamian priests to counteract malevolent sorcery. It combines spiritual authority, the power of fire, and divine wrath to obliterate the offender’s influence completely. This modern adaptation respects its historical origins while enhancing it with modern precision for superior results.