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a few more cause i've never seen anything quite like this
January 14, 2026 at 11:50 AM
a few more cause i've never seen anything quite like this
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How to soothe anger that is as fierce as a wild bull, a leaping dog, a lion, and a wolf?
In ancient Babylonia, you recited an incantation that empowered you to get rid of it. A bit like today’s practice of affirmations or manifesting.
“I have blocked it!
“Like a bridge, may I cross over it!”
In ancient Babylonia, you recited an incantation that empowered you to get rid of it. A bit like today’s practice of affirmations or manifesting.
“I have blocked it!
“Like a bridge, may I cross over it!”
January 6, 2026 at 10:39 AM
How to soothe anger that is as fierce as a wild bull, a leaping dog, a lion, and a wolf?
In ancient Babylonia, you recited an incantation that empowered you to get rid of it. A bit like today’s practice of affirmations or manifesting.
“I have blocked it!
“Like a bridge, may I cross over it!”
In ancient Babylonia, you recited an incantation that empowered you to get rid of it. A bit like today’s practice of affirmations or manifesting.
“I have blocked it!
“Like a bridge, may I cross over it!”
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This elaborate anti-witchcraft ritual from ancient Assyria and Babylonia involving 15 stones, plants, oils, beer, spells, and the planet Venus can help with various issues.
Among other things, it is for “remembering forgotten things” and “releasing the curse of one whose heart is knotted in sorrow”
Among other things, it is for “remembering forgotten things” and “releasing the curse of one whose heart is knotted in sorrow”
December 14, 2025 at 7:23 AM
This elaborate anti-witchcraft ritual from ancient Assyria and Babylonia involving 15 stones, plants, oils, beer, spells, and the planet Venus can help with various issues.
Among other things, it is for “remembering forgotten things” and “releasing the curse of one whose heart is knotted in sorrow”
Among other things, it is for “remembering forgotten things” and “releasing the curse of one whose heart is knotted in sorrow”