Execration Rite - Ancient Egyptian Curse

𓀏 𓆙 𓊹 𓀐 𓋹 This is arguably one of the most feared curses in history. Allow me to introduce you to the execration rite, a proscription spell from Ancient Egypt used by pharaohs to demolish their political adversaries or foreign rulers. This is a spell that goes straight for the jugular: precise, deliberate, and ruthlessly efficient. An execration ritual is considered a severe form of banishment magick. The intention of this Egyptian curse is a final sentence for the target, so you never have to think or worry about them again. From the moment the curse is sealed, their fate belongs to the spirits. Dating back more than 4,000 years to Egypt's Old Kingdom, execration rites were considered integral to keeping the realm protected. Ancient Egyptians understood the fragility of life and therefore used every means at their disposal to live in peace when adversarial forces altered the natural order. But execrations also occurred in private contexts, extending beyond military matters to more personal disputes. Not every enemy stood at the gates of Egypt: some lived much closer to home. As with my defixio curse tablet, the execration ritual is fully customizable. As a severe banishment spell, the ultimate intention is always the same: to get rid of whoever stands in your way. What happens to them in the process, however, can be specified. The execration rite leaves plenty of room for imagination. If you want their teeth to fall out, say so. If you want them on another continent, that works too. Once the rite is complete, nothing stands between them and their descent. Execration rites survived the decline of Egyptian civilization, eventually finding their way into later magical practices due to their perceived efficacy. As the rite traveled across different regions and traditions, some elements naturally changed, but its core principles remained intact. This longevity speaks for itself. As one of the best-documented magical practices, I have the luxury of staying remarkably close to the original formula. Even better, my extensive experience in Egypt allows me to source many of the ritual elements directly from the land where it all began, ensuring that nothing but the finest materials make it onto my altar. The rite incorporates ancient execration texts unearthed at Saqqara. I use a figure made in the likeness of your enemy, which is struck against the ground four times, spat upon, shattered, and finally buried. Urine, myrrh ink, spirit libations, cold water, a specific sequence of ancient incantations, and a sheet of papyrus bearing the target's name all have their place in the rite — along with, of course, the presence of my beloved snakes. I'll add a touch of opulence with anointed gold candles and a decadent blend of three different rose extracts. Other practitioners consider this kind of ritual excessively extravagant and elaborate, but for a Luciferian witch, that's just a normal Tuesday. Being able to cast a spell of this exceptional antiquity is a privilege I never take for granted. I’ll just ask you to have more patience with the completion of your execration rite. Sometimes, I may need one week or more to prepare and complete it. Your rage. Their name. Four thousand years of magick.