Offerings
- Food – Wheat bread is ideal
- Drink – Wheat beer is ideal
- Scented oil – Lavender essential oil recommended
- Burnt offerings – incense and a burnt cow (substitute a cow-shaped candle)
- Precious stones of Lapis Lazuli
Procedures
- Give food offering
- Lite the candle/oil lamp
- Sprinkle with holy water
- Pour out scented oil into the oil cylinder
- Pour out libation to Enki
- Perform initial steps of Enenuru-sig Aš-me
- Recite Hear Us, O Enki
- Use the scrying surface to perform scrying
- Thank Enki
- Perform finishing steps of Enenuru-sig Aš-me
- At the completion of the ritual, put out the candles using the blade of your knife
- Dispose of the contents of the offering bowl and cup (We mustn’t reuse what was given to a deity.)
- Clean up your area
Note: In the middle of the Babylonian period, Mercury and Saturn’s astrological alignment were switched, so as a result I’ve had to adapt the astrological alignment to match what fits for this rite
Works Cited:
Opus, Rufus. Seven Spheres. Nephilim Press, 2016.
Cunningham, Scott. Cunningham’s Book of Shadows: the Path of an American Traditionalist. Llewellyn Publications, 2009.
Cunningham, Scott. Cunningham’s Encyclopedia of Magical Herbs. Llewellyn Publications, 2013.
Cunningham, Scott. Cunningham’s Encyclopaedia of Crystal, Gem and Metal Magic. Llewellyn Pubns., U.S., 2017.