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Tiamat Unveiled

Tiamat, the primordial dragon of the Babylonian Enuma Elish, is the deep behind creation, and Baal Kadmon's Tiamat Unveiled: Embracing the Primordial brings her into working range. The book opens with the stages of Mesopotamian religion and the Enuma Elish itself, then follows Tiamat's signatures through the Hebrew tradition as Tehom, as Rahab, and as Leviathan, before the chapters titled Tiamat Behind the Veil and Tiamat Unveiled. The practice half teaches the calling of the deep, an opening ritual, and five workings: personal self-empowerment, the binding of enemies, unsurpassed psychic abilities, passion and lust, and the mastery of the material world, plus a healing rite for making whole that which is undone. The third book of the Mesopotamian Magick series, it pairs with Pazuzu Rising and treats its goddess with the caution the texts demand. First published in 2018, it is the author's principal goddess volume outside the Hindu and Jewish currents.

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