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Index
Introduction …………………………………………………….………………7 to 9
Similarities between Egyptian and Babylonian religion ……………. 10 and 11
Religions that copied the Sumerians …………………………..………… 12 to 16
The Anunnaki …………………………………………………… .……….. 18 to 19
Sumerian Rites (Maqlu, Surpu and Namburbu) ………………….…….. 21 to 23
Types of Rites ……………………….. ……………..…………………………. 24
Hierarchies in the temples ……………………………………………… 23 and 24
Guardians of the 4 directions ………….…………………………… …. 25 and 26
The pentagram ……………………………………………………..……. 26 to 29
The altar (tools, direction, offerings) ……….…………………………….……. 30
Sumerian Zodiac Signs …………………………………….…….……. 32 and 33
Preliminaries (consecrate the space, magic circle) …….………..…………34
Deities/Dingir………………………………………..……………….….. 36 to 72
(invocations, correspondences of each deity, rituals)……………………………
Inanna/Ishtar …………………………………………………………..….. 36 to 41
Lilith/Lilitu …………………………………… …………………….……….42 to 45
Meditation with the Star of Ishtar …………………………….….……. 46 to 49
Magickal use of salt and consecration ……………………………………….. 51
Marduk/Ba'al ………………………………………… ……………..……. 53 to 59
Anu ………………………………………………………………….…….. 60 and 61
Enki/EA ………………………… ………………………………………… 63 to 66
Mamitu ……………………………………………………………….…… 67 and 68
Shamash ……………………………………………………………….…… 69 to 71
Daily praise to the gods ………………………………………. ……..………. 72
Rites of Irkalla (underworld) …………………………………………… 73 to 99
Rite of possession of Etemmu ……………………………….………… 73 and 74
The Maskim Demons …………………………………………..……….. 74 and 75
Cast a curse on the enemy …………………………………….… ….. 76 and 77
Nergal (protection rituals, revenge enemies) …………..…….……..… 78 to 82
Pazuzu ………………………………………………… …………….……. 83 to 90
Tiamat ……………………………………………………………………… 91 to 94
Lamashtu (love, sexual magick) ……………………… ……….……… 95 to 98
Knowing some entities of the underworld …………………..……..………… 99
The sigils ……………………………………………………… ……... 101 and 102
Rituals of Exorcism (asiputu) ……………………………………… 104 to 106
The Anunnaki speak ……………………………………………….. 108 and 109
Figurines …………………………………………………………….. 110 and 111
Shen Ring Amulet (how to make your own) ……………………..… 112 to 117
Glossary of terms ………………………………………….…..……. 119 to 121
Bibliography …………………………………………………………………..…. 123

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Introduction
In this book I present several Sumerian magic rituals, some ancient
(for spiritual healing and exorcism), others more modern and adapted
for black magick. I assure you that this is the best book you have on
the subject. If you search on Amazon, I've already done that. You'll
find several ebooks for 10 dollars with only 11 pages (they contain two
or three invocations), or books adapted from Necronomicon with lots
of fantasy inside and little credible information.
This grimoire, I assure you, contains true information; the result of a lot
of research; complete rituals; correspondence and history of the
deities, true Sumerian pagan reconstructionism, and 128 pages.
I could fill dozens of pages with small talk and create a 200-page
book, but I prefer to deliver quality over quantity to the reader*
Kaššāpu means sorcerer, in ancient Akkadian, (the feminine term is
kaššāptu). To embellish the title, I chose “kaššāpu Sumerian Magick
Grimoire” not just being “Grimoire of Sumerian Magic”.
I use a pseudonym, Asamod, to be the master of a well-known
esoteric order, which is not very inclined to reveal rites and teachings
to the profane (secular).
Asamod is a variable of Asmodeus, but in Hebrew Asamod means “to
destroy” and in Persian Azmonden means “to test”.
I chose the name for the vibration and to symbolize that I intend to
break/destroy old paradigms.
The real origin of the word is Aeshma-daeva, a fiery and lustful demon
in Persian mythology and Zoroastrianism who was sometimes called
"the shining angel.".
Some interpret daēva as "demon", but it is inaccurate. In Hinduism
devas are divine spirits, in Persian mythology not all daēva were
negative.

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It is not easy to find information about the rites because the Sumerian
and Babylonian peoples existed more than six thousand years ago in
the region of Mesopotamia, and little information remains from their
clay tablets.
The name “Sumeria” is derived from the Babylonian name for southern
Babylonia. The Sumerians called their country 'ken.gir' (civilized land),
their language 'eme.gir' and themselves 'sag.gi 6.ga' (dark heads).
The word Mesopotamia means “land between rivers.”.
The little information that is available is incomplete or poorly
translated. There are many books, however, most are information
developed very much based on the authors' imagination. Other rituals
look a lot like ceremonial magick, with long rituals that were probably
based on Masonic rituals but used the names of Sumerian gods
instead.
There are others, with simple spells only with invocations (without any
references to offerings, cardinal directions, or ritual altar: guhšu). Such
incomplete spells will have little effectiveness.
A ritual is an energetic Exchange. We must reciprocate and offer
something to the deity when we ask for a favor. Show respect and
reverence, regularly worship this deity, and maintain a strong
connecting link.
A few pages of this book contain rituals that I wrote in my book
“Obscure Dimensions and Magickal Systems”, but only to complement
these rituals. The rest of this book, 90%, is new information.
I believe that a magickal system, or any magickal ritual, the older it is,
the more powerful it is because its energy current is perpetuated over
millennia. Sumerian magick has been practiced for seven thousand
years! The power of this egregore, and of the first extraplanetary
deities to communicate with humanity (the Dingir, gods, Anunnaki) is
immense.
The Annunaki were called "Dingir" (gods) by the Sumerians.
Sometimes they were represented in the form of a winged bird,
reptilian or human aspect. DIĜIR meant "the nobles, coming from
shining objects" (stars, or spaceships). In occult circles it is common to
write magick with a "k" to differentiate it from stage magic.

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Enjoy this book.
Attention, dear reader, on the internet, not everything you read is true.
There are many Sumerian magic "grimoires" that look more like
supernatural novels.
Also, the famous Necronomicon grimoire (which many republish with
variants of the name, regurgitating the same phrases) is not a real
spellbook, it's fictional! H.P. Lovecraft (Howard Phillips Lovecraft) was
an American horror fiction writer. The Necronomicon is said to be an
old book written by Abdul Alhazred, also known as "Mad Arab," in the
eighth century. It is said to contain magickal spells and incantations
that can be used to call on monsters and old gods.
The names of ancient and chaotic deities are practically "invented" by
Lovecraft, they have no magical or historical veracity, they are not
Sumerian deities.
One of the best-known is Simon's Necronomicon, which was written
by an occultist who is thought to be Peter Levenda under a
pseudonym.

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Similarities between egyptian and babylonian religion
Polytheism.
Religion and the State.
Organized religion got its start in ancient Mesopotamia (in what is now
modern Iraq) and Egypt more than six thousand years ago. The
religious systems in these areas mixed political and spiritual elements
in a type of government known as theocracy, or government by divine
guidance.
In such a government, the deities were the supreme religious and civic
leaders. His will is carried out by a priestly class or a divine king.
Mesopotamian theocracies took the form of city-states ruled by patron
gods or goddesses. The god's wishes and wishes were interpreted by
political leaders called "ensi" and by a priestly class. Each city had a
temple.
For example, in Uruk, the city of about 3000 BCE, there were two
major major temples: one was dedicated to An, the supreme god, the
king of the heavens; the other was dedicated to Inanna, the great
mother, goddess of fertility, love, and war. Thus, there are temples and
sanctuaries of lesser gods that also share the space and imagery of
the city.
As an author and scholar of the occult, I do not believe that polytheism
literally means worshiping different deities.
Both the Egyptians and the Sumerians knew that there was a superior
deity in the divine hierarchy. All the other "deities" were vibratory
emanations of one, frequencies or cosmic energies.
Everything is symbolic. For example, in Mesopotamia some forces of
nature were personified with characteristics of deities; they could
cause storms, extreme droughts, cyclones, etc.
For the Mesopotamians, gestures and words had magical power, and
for the Egyptians too (they called the words of power: hekau).

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In Egypt, the struggle between good and evil was represented by the
two brothers, Heru (Horus) and Seth (the rebel), and in Sumer they
had the brothers Enki and Enlil (the rebel).
The Egyptians built temples and pyramids. The Sumerians had
temples and ziggurats (a type of pyramidal elevation, but ending with a
flatter top).
The ziggurat was also known as “Etemenanki” (temple of the
foundation of Heaven and Earth).
Some ziggurats looked like steps, their segments overlapping one
another. In Akkadian, “ziqqurratu” means “high building or
construction”.
The Christian religion, negatively, says that the Sumerians were
ambitious and wanted to build towers for the gods to reach heaven
(such as the tower of Babel), but the meaning was a little more
humble. The Sumerians wanted the gods to descend to Earth through
these temples, or that their energy could dwell in these temples.
Ziggurats were also posted for observation of the constellations.

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Religions that copied the Sumerians
Who copied who? Those who appear before can never “copy”, only
those who appear later. The Jewish and Christian religions created
gods and entities inspired by Babylon (which they criticize so much).
Some were turned into demons.
Jehovah (Yahweh) was an Anunnaki, named Yah'weh-El, said to be
equivalent to Enlil. Another variant of the name was Yah'weh-El. The
Anunaki never claimed to be gods, but the Sumerians started
worshipping them as if they were gods.
The Hebrews sometimes in prayer call the god Yaweh Adonai. Adonai
was inspired by the Phoenician god Adonis, who was still known as
Eshmun in Phoenician, and by the Sumerians associated with
Tammuz.
Note that later religions: Christianity, Hebrew religion, Gnosticism,
copied virtually everything from Sumerian and Phoenician legends.
Some angels, such as Ezekiel, derive from the Anunnaki name "Ez-
ikil", Anael derives from "Ana-Il", and Sariel derives from "Sarim".
Mikael was "Mi-kha-il", also known as Nin-Ur-ta.
Raphael was "Rapha-il", that is, he was Enki.
Uriel was Enlil.
Archangel Gabriel was inspired by the Anunnaki Nin.Ti (Ninmah or
Ninnursague), whose name variant was Gb'rl or Gib-ril. Esoterics
know that Gabriel was a female entity.
The terminology "ili" or "il" means high. The word cherubin was
inspired by the Akkadian "ikrib" (prayer, blessing).
The first entities to be described as having wings were the Anunnaki
(there are engravings on clay tablets). The demon Pazuzu, for
example, had wings.
The Catholic Church distorts everything.
They called the demon Malkuth.

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However, this term is a misrepresentation of the Aramaic “Malakut”
(kingdom of God), in Sirian “Malakout” also means “Kingdom of
Heaven”, or “Divine Kingdom”.
In the Kabbalah tree, Malkuth is the last sphere (sephirah) which
symbolizes the material realm.
Tree of Eden, the sin of Adam and Eve:
Also copied from Sumer.
En.ki created the first woman, “Hawwa”, whom the Bible mentions
thousands of years later as Eve. Ata.Bba was the man we know as
Adam. There were also derivations of the name, such as: Adamu,
Adama (it appears that Adapa was his descendant).
However, the most certain thing is that Adamu was a group of (male)
beings and not just one.
The Sumerians have a legend of the Huluppu tree, where the goddess
Inanna planted such a tree in her garden. One day a serpent
appeared on that tree (the serpent was the female demon Lilitu/Lilith).
Gilgamesh then came to Inanna's aid and slew the serpent.
Noah and the Flood:
Noah (who built the ark), was inspired by the Sumerian Ziusudra. The
flood was the Euphrades River that due to intense rains caused
floods. Ziusudra was also known as Utnapistim. He created a huge
ship to save lives.
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Kabbalistic tree of life was copied from the Sumerians
As you can see, Kabbalah is nothing “original”.
The true meaning of the tree-of-life spheres (deities and realms):

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Temple columns
The two twin columns in Masonic temples (despite all the esoteric and
symbolic explanations of the bullshit they say, Booz and Jackin, the
symbolism Solomon gave them, etc.).
All that esoteric bullshit aside, I'll tell you where they copied the
symbolism from. No, it wasn't from Egypt, it was from Babylon.
In many temples at the entrance, they buried two miniature statuettes
representing the twin brothers Lugal-irra and Meslamta-ea (this is one

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of Nergal's names). For they were guardians of the portals of the
underworld. In the Neo-Assyrian period, the figurine of Lugal-irra was
buried in the left column at the entrance to the temples, and the figure
of Meslamta-ea on the right. These two gods of the underworld were
also associated with the Gemini constellation.
The Catholic Chi-Rho symbol.
It represents the name of Christ.
Chi is represented by an “X”, while Rho is represented by a “P”.
In Greek, Christ is: ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ.
But was the Christian religion the true creator of the symbol, or were
they inspired by the symbol of the god Anu?
Notice the similarities:

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The Anunnaki
Name variants: Ana'kh, Anunna, Ananaki, a-nuna-ke4-ne, da-nun-na.
It means "those who came from Anu" (heaven) or "descendants of
Anu".
Although historian Zecharia Sitchin and other authors mention that the
Anunnaki came from a wandering planet Nibiru, is this really so?
In fact, there are references in the Mul.Apin tablets that indicate the
hypothesis that “Nēbiru” is the planet Jupiter, when observed in the
month of Tišritum (autumn equinox, in late September).
"When Enlil's stars ended, a great star - though its light was dim -
divides the sky in half and stands there: namely, the star of Marduk
(MUL dAMAR.UD), Nibiru (né-bé-ru), Jupiter (MULSAG.ME.GAR);
continues to change position and crosses the sky."
Nēbiru also means "passage" or "waypoint".
I prefer the version that most of them came from other constellations,
such as Orion and Sirius. In fact, the Egyptians also said that the
abode of many gods was Sirius.
The Egyptians called Sirius “Sopdet”, the Sumerians called it
KAK.SI.DI. Sirius was directly associated with Ishtar and Ninurta.
The star Procyon, or Antecanis (before the dog), is the brightest star in
the constellation of Canis Minor and the ninth brightest star visible to
the naked eye in the night sky. This star was called DAR.LUGAL ("the
one before Orion"). Orion's constellation was "URU AN-NA".
Some figures of Anunnaki gods were symbolic, for example water-
headed beings meant they came from the constellation Aquila, from
the brightest star in the sky which was Altair. The constellation Aquila
they called “A-mushen”.
The Sumerians referred to various entities: Anunnaki, Dingir, and Igigi.
Who were they?
Dingir is just an expression for gods, DIĜIR, (as the Egyptians used:
neteru). Igigi were considered lesser gods, which some believed to be
servants of the Anunnaki. I prefer the theory that they were

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collaborators of the Anunnaki. Igigi meant "the beholders", that's
where Gnosis created the myth of the Archons.
The Dogon tribe in Mali (Africa) also mentioned beings from Orion,
with the appearance of "fish" which they called "Nommo". The images
are very similar to some of the Anunnaki.
Therefore, at least three peoples mentioned that the gods came from
Orion and Sirius; they were the Egyptians, the Sumerians, and the
Dogons. The Anunnaki god Enki (EA) was sometimes represented as
a fish. Obviously, Sirius is a star. When I say they came from Sirius, I
mean they came from some planet in that constellation.
A prayer for protection
"I invoke the powers of the great Anunna gods and ask you to take
your protective positions around me. I call upon the almighty Anu, the
heavenly Father of all the Anunna, to stand by my side. I invoke the
almighty Enki, father of humanity, king of land and sea, and I ask you
to stay by my side.
I invoke the great Mother Mami, Great and powerful mother of the
Anunna and I ask her to be by my side. I invoke the beloved Goddess
Inanna, Queen of Heaven and Earth, Goddess of love and war, and I
ask that you be by my side. Four corners kept me inside, forming a
circle times 3 times 3, protecting me from everyone who sends the
shadows my way,
surround me with light, love and protection until the end of my days!
ḫe'am, so be it!"

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