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C
ontents
Introduction...........................................................................................................i
BOOK 1
P
rimal
D
raconian
G
ods
Tiamat, Her Origin and Mythology..................................................................... 3
The Battle of Light and Darkness...................................................................... 15
The Eleven Demon-Gods.................................................................................. 21
BOOK 2
T
he
C
hildren
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f
T
iamat
Methods of Work............................................................................................... 39
The Opening Ritual........................................................................................... 51
Invocation of Tiamat..........................................................................................53
Musmahhu......................................................................................................... 59
Musussu............................................................................................................. 67
Basmu................................................................................................................ 77
Usumgallu..........................................................................................................85
Lahamu.............................................................................................................. 93
Ugallu.............................................................................................................. 101
Uridimmu.........................................................................................................109
Girtablullu........................................................................................................ 117
Umu Dabrutu................................................................................................... 127
Kulullu............................................................................................................. 137
Kusarikku.........................................................................................................147
Kingu............................................................................................................... 157
T
he
G
rimoire of
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iamat
BOOK 3
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ppendices
APPENDIX
1
Alchemical Rebirth in the Waters of Tiamat............................................... 167
APPENDIX 2
The Ritual of Tiamat and Kingu..................................................................
171
APPENDIX 3
Malediction of Blood....................................................................................
179
APPENDIX 4
The Underworld...........................................................................................
187
APPENDIX 5
Bibliography...............................................................................................
195
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I
ntroduction
n the Aeon of Re-Awakening, forgotten gods and spirits rise to re­
veal their teachings to those who do not fear to embrace the Gno­
sis that was shunned and abhorred for centuries and labeled as
“demonic,” “devilish” or “forbidden.” The bad reputation of the Left Hand
Path rests on its antinomian and transgressive practices, which are tempt­
ing and attractive in their promise of transforming Man into God. These
practices are also viewed as fearful and dangerous, however, as they shatter
and rebuild every single aspect of individual psyche, personal life and the
whole perception of the surrounding world. Not everyone is ready for this
change, and for many potential initiates, the Path becomes a horrible trau­
ma instead of a beautiful and liberating spiritual adventure. The teachings
revealed in this book are not for everyone either. Casual experimentation
with this Work is strongly discouraged, as these rituals open the gateways
of the soul that can never be closed again. The Gnosis of Tiamat, the Pri­
mal Dragon Goddess, is terrifying, demanding and transformative on all
possible levels of existence. It will take the practitioner to the very Womb of
Chaos where the soul will be devoured, dissolved, transformed and reborn,
in order to become the Dragon in essence, the living incarnation of this
primordial Current.
Even though Tiamat and the myth of Creation, which inspired the Work
of this grimoire, are derived from the ancient Babylonian lore, the ritual sys­
tem presented here can hardly be called “Babylonian magic,” and it does not
claim to be such. There are no archeological findings or historical accounts
that would confirm any form of worship of the primal gods or demonic be­
ings created by the Dragon Goddess. The only mentions of demons and evil
spirits are found in exorcisms and banishing formulas. Therefore, rituals
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rimoire of
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iamat
presented in this book do not revive any ancient traditions and are not re­
construction of any lost magical systems. Instead, they constitute a frame­
work for the application of Gnosis that was revealed through the teachings
of the demon-gods themselves and are laid down here specifically for those
who seek self-deification in the modern world. This is a book for occult prac­
titioners of the present century.
The foremost inspiration for the Work described in this book was the
Babylonian epic known as the
Enuma Elish.
The research literature on
the myth of Creation is almost solely focused on Marduk and his role in
Babylonian magic and religion, while Tiamat and her Children are hardly
mentioned at all. The only available information is the analysis of the elev­
en demon-gods from the linguistic perspective and their occasional meta­
phorical interpretations, such as their connection to astrology, which is the
domain which made the Babylonians famous across the ancient world. The
original magical meaning, however, seems to be lost. In this book, there are
no rituals and workings devoted to Marduk. I leave this field to his follow­
ers and devotees. This is the book of Tiamat and the primal demon-gods
who were born in her Black Waters of Chaos. Here, we will look at each de­
mon-god from their historical and linguistic meaning, as well, but the main
purpose of this grimoire is to present the Children of Tiamat from their
esoteric perspective and to explore their magical powers as they manifest to
the modern practitioner. The linguistic and astrological interpretation quot­
ed in this grimoire is based on such works as Stephen Langdon’s
Babylonian
Epic of Creation,
F.A.M. Wiggerman’s
Mesopotamian Protective Spirits
and
Leonard King’s
Enuma Elish, The Seven Tablets of Creation.
For other sourc­
es, it is recommended to view the bibliography listed by the end of this book.
The occult interpretation and the practical part of this grimoire is based
on materials gathered during my personal work with Tiamat and her de-
mon-gods in the years 2007-2012. The Work started as a magical project
conducted by Lodge Magan, the occult ritual group that was founded in
the beginning of the last decade in order to earth and channel the Dra­
conian Current through practical application of the Left-Hand-Path phi­
losophy. The purpose of the project, which started by the end of 2007, was
to gather information about the nature of the eleven spirits, their magical
powers and methods of how they can be used for self-initiatory work in the
magic of the twenty-first century. The project was also conducted in several
phases, according to a carefully chosen curriculum, which included a wide
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