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

One experience of mine.



Recently it was Ganesh Chaturti. The birthday of Lord Ganesha. (IMG:http://z.about.com/d/hinduism/1/0/j/B/ganesha.jpg)So we had a little prayer and offering to Lord Ganesha. But as my bandar was around, he got interested and curious to know about our relation to Ganesha.

I told that Ganesha is a God we pray and that its was his birthday.. Then Bandar told me that he has know Ganesha real well. THis also prooves much that the Nec entites are know in other religions by other names.

It is then that i realised that the candle that i sacrificed to Bandar melted in such a way that the wax formed an elephant head.(IMG:http://www.sacred-magick.org/uploads/1157093815/gallery_1177_8_14541.jpg)see the left side of the candle..



Then i asked Bandar if he cold tell me the equivalent of Ganesha in the Nec/sumerian religion.. The answer was Ziku.





If you see well, ganesha is the one who removes obstacles, god of plenty and intelligence and prosperity as is Ziku..





So that was one thing i would like to share to you..



Mystick

This post has been edited by mystick: Sep 15 2006, 12:31 AM

Thank you Mystick. Ganesh has long been a friend of mine. It makes sense that these could be different manifestations of the same spirit.
This is a Chinese God which I have identified with Ziku. Ziku is one of my most used spirits of the 50 names. I actually use his symbol everyday to increase my personal business. It is good to know Ziku in 3 forms.

Here is some info on Ziku’s Chinese form. I recently bought a statue of Tsai Shen Yeh and have started to give him offerings while reffering to him as Ziku.

By Jakob Jelling

Tsai Shen Yeh is a Chinese god of wealth which is often also called Lu Shing or The Star God of Wealth. This God can be seen in many Chinese and oriental houses and buildings, most of the times near their entrances helping them attract wealth and prosperity to those places as well as acting as a protection to their environments and the income which comes to them.
Due to its quality of being a god of wealth, Tsai Shen Yeh can be a great help if you wish to have a better income or attract prosperity into your life. This way, you can improve your money income by placing it at your house or business entrance as well as at strategic spots such as the prosperity bagua map area.
If you are wishing to become more prosperous in a specific life area, you can place a Tsai Shen Yeh at the spot which corresponds to such area according to the bagua map and its indications. This way, you can enhance that specific life area through the symbolism of prosperity which this item has. Such symbolism is not limited to money related matters, but to well being in all life aspects.
If you want to enhance the wealth in general within your house and for all those who inhabit it, you can do so by placing a Tsai Shen Yeh near the entrance and towards the main door. This way, Tsai Shen Yeh would help you attracting wealth symbolizing the way it would enter through your main door.
Sometimes, Tsai Shen Yeh is depicted holding a sword and sitting on a tiger's back. Whenever it is represented this way, it is called Ruyi and symbolizes protection and fight against evil besides the wealth and prosperity symbolism which Tsai Shen Yeh involves. If you acquire this item instead the regular Tsai Shen Yeh, you can also place it near your house entrance at a spot where he can watch the main door and look after your house by fighting any bad forces which might wish to enter.
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One of the most powerful and popular Chinese Gods of Wealth is Tsai Shen Yeh who is frequently depicted wearing a dragon robe and sitting on a tiger.
He also known at times as Lu Hsing the Star God of Wealth. He carries a gold ingot and a sword. After he returned from a forest after studying the Tao, he was seen riding a black tiger in all directions and carrying a sword to ward off evil influences. He is not meant to be worshipped but is there to symbolize money and wealth an attracts the same into the house. This is why he should be gold in colour (as the statue shown is) as like attracts like.

Display this powerful deity in your home for lots of wealth luck; in good times, he brings great prosperity; in bad times, he protects your family from poverty.
Most of successful Chinese business people are displaying this bronze Tsai Shen Yeh, in their office and shops. The best place to display this God is in front of your main door facing your main door . or Northwest of your house . (Never place this God on the floor, and kitchen and bathroom).
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Tsai Shen Yeh is another famous God of Wealth and you may know of him as Lu Hsing the Star God of Wealth. But on this occasion he is sitting on the back of a Tiger and holding a sword toward off evil. You may know of it as it is also called the Ruyi pronounced Ruy-ee. He will be happiest sitting directly facing your main door to symbolize Wealth entering your Home while at the same time protecting it with his Ruyi."
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Weakens the bad luck sickness star #5 in NW 2005 and he also protects your wealth in troubled times. A very powerful healer & enhancer. Chinese God of Wealth is Tsai Shen Yeh (Choy San Yeh). Display the image of this commanding deity in your home for wealth luck and protection in the NW; in good times, he brings affluence; in bad times, he protects your family from poverty.
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Tsai Shen Yeh is a Chinese God of Wealth or Fortune which is often well known as Lu-Xing, the Star God of Honor or Status, and God of Wealth within the Chinese Three Stars Gods or San-Xing. The other twos are Fu-Xing and Shou-Xing, symbolizing luck and longevity respectively. As a God of Wealth, he was dressed as a Taoist priest with fine robes and sometimes holding a Ru-Yi in his left hand, representing his power. Tsai Shen Yeh's legend has two sides.

Intellectual side – named “Pee Karn”, often being called “Bung Tsai Shen Yeh”. He was the commander-in-chief of the last emperor of the Sang Dynasty. He was very loyal to the land and the Dynasty. Pee Karn often asked the King, who was very infatuated to his concubine, to administer civil affairs. As a result, the concubine did not like Pee Karn and planned to persecute the Commander. The concubine pretended to be sick and conspired with the doctor of the Royal Palace. The doctor asked the King to bring Pee Karn's heart to prepare the medicine for the concubine. One of the senior gods in the heaven had insight to this plan.
Thus, the god gave Pee Karn a tablet of immortal medicine. After Pee Karn gave the heart to the concubine, he did not die. However, he felt discouraged for working for the Dynasty. So, he walked away from the palace and gave away his money to people. When he died, he was born in the heaven as “The God of Fortune”.

Physical Strength side – named “Lord of Kong Ming”, is often called “Bu Tsai Shen Yeh”. He was a hermit with aggressive looking. He conducted moral deeds until became the great master. Tigers were his subordinates. His magical weapons were iron whip, magical pearl, and rope binding the dragon. The Lord forced the God that had the power of appointment to appoint the Lord to become “The God of Fortune”. The God was not as durable as the Lord. As a result, the God lost the battle and told the Lord that the rank for the God of Fortune was already taken. However, if the Lord could take Pee Karn' heart, the God would appoint the Lord as the God of Fortune. Thus, the Lord commanded his subordinates, tigers, to rip Pee Karn's body. Nevertheless, Pee Karn's heart was not found. The God realized his guilt that he deceived the Lord for his own survival. Therefore, he appointed the Lord of Kong Ming as the God of Fortune in physical strength side.

As his qualification of being the God of Fortune, it is believed that Tsai Shen Yeh is helpful if people wish to have a better income or attract prosperity in life. Normally, Tsai Shen Yeh is worshipped the night of the end of a year. This is the Chinese ritual that Tsai Shen Yeh has to be the first god that is worshipped or invited to the house. The day of this ritual varies from year to year, depending on annual calculations of astrology.