50 Names Of Marduk Necronomicon Spellbook, Comparison with Enuma Elish and powers Options Rating

I strongly recommend you make the gate of Marduk on a heavy parchment or poster board. Make the gate 9 inches x 9 inches. Inside the center square of the gate draw the seal of Marduk. Now each time you call one of the 50 names make his seal on white paper. Do not draw a circle around the sigil. It is important that you leave the sigil open so that the spirit can fully manifest. It’s a good idea to say an exorcism in the place of calling to clean out negative energy. I recommend the short Exorcism Of The Place Of Calling pg 99 Necronomicon. Followed by The Exorcism Of The Crown Of Anu pg 78 Necronomicon. Say the conjuration of the Fire God pg 65. If you have a Watcher say the Preliminary invocation pg 71 Necronomicon. If not simply begin burning the bread that will be your sacrifice to the spirit called. Now say the calling pg 13 of Necronomicon Spellbook. Fill in the blanks with the name and word of calling.


Enki was the first born and most powerful son of Anu. An illegitimate child was he. His father was Anu. His mother was not the Queen of the gods.

Enlil was the second born of Anu. The magick of Enlil was not as great of that of Enki. However he was the rightful son of the queen of the Gods. So he was destined to become king himself.
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Enki in his great wisdom foresaw that the war with the ancient ones that would come. In fact Enki may have even instigated the war as he placed a magick spell on the husband of Tiamat. <ABSU> The Necronomicon Book of Magan says the Elder Gods put the spell on him on pg 155. However the Enuma Elish attributes this to my master Enki. He put Kutulu to sleep and took his power. His power became the power of Apsu. Tiamat in her fury decided to destroy the Elder race. Enki had struck the first blow. A wise blow it was. For if Kutulu had fought side by side with Tiamat the Elders would have been doomed.

Enki was more powerful than his father Anu. Enki in his wisdom knew that his son would be more powerful than Enki. And so he went about the business of making a son.

That son he knew would one day claim the throne of the Gods. Enki is the father of foresight. Marduk with four eyes. When he laughed it was the sound of 1000 thunders. As a toddler he towered above the tallest God. His size was enormous.

At the death of her husband the unborn one screamed in anger. Tiamat spawned twelve great monsters to do battle. Tiamat spawned unfathomable monsters. Their legions were uncounted. Their numbers were unheard of and unknown.
Mighty Kingu was the leader of the great 12 monsters and commander of the army of ancient ones.


Enki advised his son to fight as champion of the gods against Tiamat. However only under the agreement that each of the 50 great gods would give him a power and that Marduk would be king of the Gods.

Tiamat’s magick was so great the Elder Gods cowered in fear and were afraid to fight her. The 50 greatest Gods bowed before Lord Marduk and each gave him their greatest power. And so he is king unto this day. Praise be to Lord Marduk champion of the Gods!

Enki gave Marduk a magick arrow and a magick spell. Marduk loosed the magick spell which blew a great wind prying Tiamat’s mouth open. Then Marduk shot the magick arrow down her throat. She was doomed. He cut her in half with his axe and created the heavens and Earth from her body.

He then created man with the blood of Kingu. He mixed clay with the blood of Kingu the commander of Tiamat’s army. Enki blew his breath into the clay and man came to life.

It should be noted the actions of Enki. He did not attack his brother and take the throne rightly his. Devised it was so that his son Marduk would be king. He honored his son. The same great love which Enki showed towards his son he also shows to the priest of Marduk.

As the priest of the Necronomicon is of the spirit of Marduk.

So be it!

This post has been edited by Edunpanna: Feb 19 2007, 06:33 PM

Marduk has fifty names.
Do the gods of other planets have a set of names also ?
Will these be revealed by passing through their gates?

Marduk has fifty names.
Do the gods of other planets have a set of names also ?
Will these be revealed by passing through their gates?

You are right the seven planetary gods are known in many religions by many names. Nebo is Mercury, Hermes, Anubis Inanna is Ishtar, Venus, Aphrodite, Diana, Athena Demeter. Shammash is Apollo, Krishna Nergal is Mars, Ares.

By following the attributes of the seven planetary gods and their astrological correlations their names in other religions should be discovered. I am not well versed in Vedic astrology but I think Vedic astrology should shed much light on this subject. Vedic astrology is Indian astrology. I am still a newbie to the Sumerian or western astrology system having only studied it a couple of years. Vedic astrology is a unique system which seems to come up with the same answers as the western system.

Passing the gates is a process of self initiation in which mastery is gained over ones self as well as power over life in general.
It is a process that transforms you into a better person. If you try to walk the gates only to gain power you will fall into darkness and be consumed. We walk the gates to not only better ourselves but to better the world around us.

On to the 16th name. Bear with me as it is going to take some time to cover all 50 and I will be going back and addind things I missed in the previous names.

The sixteenth Name is Agaku Ahg-ahk-oo His word of calling is Mashgarzanna Mahsh-gahr-zahn-nah

Enuma Elish

Tutu, fourthly, let the people magnify as (16) AGAKU,
The lord of the holy charm, who revives the dead;
Who had mercy on the vanquished gods,
Who removed the voke imposed on the gods, his enemies,
(And) who, to redeem them, created mankind;
The merciful, in whose power it lies to grant life.
May his words endure, not to be forgotten,
In the mouth of the black-headed, whom his hands have created.

Rightly noted in the spellbook this spirit empowers seals amulets tailsmans magickal tools etc.

With this spirit I was able to extend the life of my grandfather who fell ill many times. Agaku can indeed give life to that which is already dead. I do not know the moral values of cheating fate by extending someones life who is clearly meant to pass on. However I found that I was not ready for my grandfather to pass and so I did not allow it. I believe this spirit can help the elderly hang on perhaps longer than they should. But what is the big rush to die anyways?

This post has been edited by smasher666: Apr 26 2006, 05:38 AM

The seventeenth name is Tuku Too-koo, His word of calling is Mashshammashti Mahsh-shahm-mahsh-tee

Note the sun god Shammash in the word of calling which complies to the solar symbol of the cross being used in the sigil.

Enuma Elish

Tutu, fifthly, is
(I7) TUKU, whose holy spell their mouths shall murmur;
Who with his holy charm has uprooted all the evil ones.

In rare cases we may know that someone is attacking us but wish to not attack back out of pity. In that case use Tuku. Of course even if you decide to unleash hell on your antagonist still use Tuku.

The Necronomicon gives some excellent spells to use to stop others magickal attacks as well. One of the beautiful things about these bindings is it works our antagonists own evil against them in a defensive manner so that we need not fear repercussion. Whether you are a witch and believe in the law of three. Or like me and believe that every scientific law is also a magickal one <magick being unexplainable science> So each faction has an equal and opposite reaction. E=mc2. Using the following spells from the Necronomicon we do not have to worry about the rifle kicking our shoulder as we fire the bullet. So to speak. One of the nice things about the Necronomicon is there really are no curses except in the forbidden Urilla text. There is of course the charm to cause sickness on pg 212 but as in the urilla the mad arab is merely showing us the rites of our enemies so that we can have protection against them by our knowledge of those things.

pg 65 Conjuration of the Fire God. This is a awesome way to let Agni / Gibil take care of business for you.

Pg 215 one of my favorites as it invokes my goddess Inanna. Who Art Thou witch that seekest me? Appropriate if you are not sure who your attacker is. Also if someone is working a wicked tounge against you or plotting against you a great spell to expose and humiliate them.

pg 89 The binding of the evil sorcerers. In the introduction the sumerian version of this spell is given. Say it first in English and then in Sumerian.

pg 90 Another Binding of the sorcerers. In the introduction the sumerian version of this spell is also given. Say it first in English and then in Sumerian.

And when they really piss you off. pg 92 The conjuration of the mountains of Mashu. In the introduction the English version of this spell is given. Say it first in english and then in Sumerian.

You can use any of these spells without summoning the watcher and they will be very powerful. However if you wish to work perfect sorcery of a much higher octane summon Bandar and burn the aga mass ssaratu as the text instructs you to.

Last but not least The Conjuration Of The Water God in my How to summon Enki thread goes hand in hand with The Conjuration of The Fire God. If you want to attack by water and fire just conjure the water god first and not last so that he does not extinguish the flames of Gibil http://www.sacred-magick.org/index.php?act=ST&f=76&t=2305


This spirits seal is up on my wall right now as I seem to be engaging in a magickal battle.
<Long story. Moral chose your friends and mates wisely.>

I have found that using this spirit along with the 3rd spirit Marutukku works very well. Protection of body and soul if you will.

Don't forget about this one. You will be needing it the next time you piss off a witch. Or worse if you divorce one!

This post has been edited by smasher666: Apr 26 2006, 06:37 AM