AQRADUAMELU

             AQRADUAMELU From "Der Pazuzu" (Tempel of Azagthoth)


      AQRADUAMELU GIRTABLILU GIRTABLILU AQRABUAMELU I, One of the Akhkharu,
   Summon Thee! Your terror is awesome, your glance is death! I summon thee
   in  the  night  for you are a creature of the night inclined towards the
   night paths. GIRTABLILU AQRADUAMELU AQRADUAMELU GIRTABLILU AKRABU AKRABU
   AKRABU

      After  this  incantation  is  recited  thirteen  times, it is time to
   depart for a predatory astral journey accompanied by these scorpion-men,
   who  are  born  from  the belly of the Vampire Dragon Tiamat, so as your
   race  is born. Pick a young victim, and predate upon them at night. This
   ritual  should  always be done at night or else the scorpion men will be
   disturbed  by your conjuration. They will appear to you in the daylight,
   but  they will take certain measures of punishment inflicted upon you to
   make  sure that you do not make the mistake of summoning them during the
   daylight  hours  again.  Once you have drained till your fill, return to
   your  physical  shell  in the ritual chamber to recite this summoning of
   Power. Say with a loud voice:

      Ereshkigal,  I  Seek  Dominance  in the Astral Realms. When Your Lips
   turn  black,  my  influence  shall  reign  immortal. When Your Lips turn
   black,  my  scepter  shall  pierce  all  angles.  My  Will is Strong, My
   intentions  are those of a Black Vampire. My Immortal Vampire Race Shall
   Arise  Towards  that  Final  Night.  Nammtar,  Messenger  and  Vizier of
   Ereshkigal,  The  Herald  of Death! You who command sixty diseases, send
   these  forth  to  haunt  our  foes  and  remove  them from our comrades!
   Nammtar, Herald of Death I call thee! Come Pazuzu, King of the Evil Wind
   Demons!  Enter  my being, possess my spirit - Towards the Misty Lands of
   the Immortal! I call thee forth!

      Communion  is sought with the Undead now. When Communion is finished,
   recite  13  times:  "My  thirst  of  Blood has been satiated for a time,
   forever shall the Akhkharu haunt the night. So Be It".


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