The Many Faces Of The Queen of Queens- Lamastu
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Prayer of Praise to Lamastu, based on Ancient Incantation:
"Great are you, Child of Heaven, who tortures babies, your hands are nets, your embrace is death, you are cruel, angry, predatory. O Child of Heaven, I praise thee!
"A runner, a thief, is the Daughter of Anu, you touch the bellies of women in labour, pulling out the pregnant woman’s baby. O Daughter of Anu, I worship thee!
"She Who Ignites The Wood To The Flame, is one of the God’s, her brothers, with no child of her own. O She who ignites the wood to the flame, I thank thee for your presence in my life!
"Goddess Whose Face Is Wild, whose head is a lions head, whose body is a donkeys body, who moves on the track of the cattle. O Goddess Whose Face Is Wild, I Love Thee!
“Lamastu Marat An, High Lady-Who Answers Prayers, you roar like a lion, you howl like a demon-dog and in all your glorious, mighty forms, I praise thee, I thank thee, I worship thee & I love thee! Hail Lamastu, the Queen of Queens!”
For anyone wishing to work with the Goddess Lamastu, I decided to make a brief list of Lamastu’s Powers and Rulerships, this list is not complete and is slightly rushed due to time constraints, also much I have learned from personal experience, first of all, quoting the above:
“Lamastu controls fierce passions, hot & cold feelings, the element of fire is her domain therefore she controls sexual lust, passion & desire. She also rules over confusion, madness, fierce passions/obsessions, perversion, fear and anger. The Goddess is attentive, listening to the prayers of those who invoke her and showing compassion, shr gives what you need, not necessarily what you want.”
Lamastu Rules Over (and can help you with): *Cord Magic & Bindings, especially those in curses.
- The destruction of enemies.
*Purifying and cleansing yourself through the element of fire (destruction of oneself to arise reborn from the ashes, like a phoenix) as Lamastu does have the title The Pure One.
*Protective/Defensive Magic.
*Justice.
*Rapid Change and Freedom, as well as courage and strength to allow one to rebel.
*Dream Magic, granting knowledge and wisdom through the dreams of the witch. Also creating and sending nightmares, as well as taking them away.
*Earth magic, especially power over wild beasts…Lamastu is a Great Guardian Of The Earth Of Life, to devout yourself to her, you are also promising to become a guardian of nature and learning to tap into all its various magics and energies. Lamastu loves chaos, these energies can be chaotic and unpredictable, like all forms of nature.
*If Lamastu, chooses you as an ‘adopted’ child, you’re granted the ability to tap into a powerful, ancient magic that the Goddess wields, empowering your vampiric tendencies, she will help you in astral travel/shapeshifting/vampirism. I was amazed by Lamastu’s presence and power, when it came to this.
*causing sickness, pain and misery, as well as healing it, and the same goes for poisons and herbalism.
*Possession
*Infertility & miscarriage
*death magic and curse work.
*dominion over restless, wandering spirits and certain entities, as well serpents and poisonous creatures.
*psychic attacks.
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I very rarely warn people about approaching Gods or Goddesses, as I see it as the practitioners right to do what they like, but Lamastu is not a Goddess for those new to magic, she is also not one you can simply call on at random. Lamastu expects to be respected, of course, and deserves it, she can fill your life with blessings and grant you unbelievable power, in which you feel like you can over come anything and take on the world, but she can also take everything away, she is also not shy about punishing you. My advice, only approach Lamastu if she is reaching out to you or if you’re drawn to the Queen of Queens & expect to work with her/ and worship her long-term.
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I do hope to soon complete a post that will be about my work and experiences with Lamastu, as it is something I’d love to share with others and I know Lamastu wants me to share as well.
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Thank you for this thread! I never known about this Goddess she seems really interesting, can’t wait to work with her!
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Your welcome, glad you enjoyed it and let me know how it goes 
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Gratitude Spell- to be done with a white candle, offerings of incense and bread, along with a glass of water or wine.
“Lamastu, Pure One, for you I light this fire, for bringing me what I desire, I thank you, Great Goddess, for your presence in this life of mine, may within me and around me, your presence continue to shine. Mighty One, High Lady, I now give thanks for all you’ve done, all the battles we have conquered, all the things together we have won. I thank you, for all the gifts given & because of you, I bless each day the sun has arisen. So mote it be”
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An artist on instagram posted this amazing portrait of Lamastu, which features a sigil for as well. Lovely piece of art
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Research (assigned to me by Melek Taus before I ascended Samael) and personal gnosis reveal that Lamashtu, Lilitu, Anzu, Zu, Pazuzu, Lilith, Anammelech, Adramelech, Melek Taus, Naamah, and two jinn names I’ve found (Almusrif, and Alrawah) are ALL related to each other | are masks of three primary beings (Lamashtu, Lilitu, and Anzu, respectively. Lilith and Adramelech confirmed it and were utterly shocked to have been “discovered”, and they even went so far as to show me their forms as those beings (Anzu and Lilitu), though Lilith took it farther and showed me an “Innana” mask, where she was towering over the giant pyramids in the desert of Samael, and had a wide monstrous mouth (from ear to ear and full of fangs) and black eyes, which looked strange on an otherwise attractive woman (wearing robes and draped in lapis lazuli jewelry). Incidentally, the essence of Musmahhu (Leviathan | Lotan) dragon is bound to Nahemoth (and is a mount Naamah uses when she appears to me from time to time), and the Mushussu (Rahab) dragon is bound to Gamaliel (and is in Lilith’s throne room/weird dream sucking chamber in Gamaliel).
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Love this, very interesting to read, when I was reading your description of an ‘Inanna’ mask I was having flashbacks to a meditation I done not long ago. I do see them being related to eachother, I feel that Lamastu and Lilith are two seperate beings but they originated from the same source.
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Prayer of Praise:
“Grandmother Decay, Grandmother Death, Exalted One of the Gods, I send forth my voice to thee, come and accept these gifts, Victorious Mistress, I hearken ye. You are very great, Daughter of Anu, your hands are nets, your words are spells, your touch is rot, Lamastu, I praise thee! You are furious, strong, vindictive, snatching, goring and trampling, Chosen One of the Annunaki, Lamastu, praise thee! You are the one who takes away, who holds the evil Assuku in tight grip, She Who Ignites The Wood To The Flame, Goddess Whose Face Is Wild, Lamastu, I praise thee! You examine the land in a demons rage, filled with the awesome radiance of midday, you take hold of the young man in the street, of the young woman in the dance, of the little one on the shoulder of the nurse…Lamastu, Trusted One, in all your glorious forms, I praise thee, I love thee and I thank thee”.
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Wow I am new to magic and just feel drawn towards Queen Lamatsu.I definitely should invoke her just what if she doesn’t hear me? I’ve been really interested in vampirism for long time.
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That’s just doubt trying to self sabotage you.
Why wouldn’t she hear you? If you put out a serious call you’re sure to be heard.
Remember, nothing ventured…nothing gained.
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A Call To Lamastu:
“Mighty is the Daughter of Anu, she is a Goddess, a sacred woman among the Gods, her brothers, is she! Anu created her, Ea reared her, Enlil allotted her the face of a fierce lioness. Divine Mistress, Ruler of the Black Headed People, descend from the mountains you love, arise from the reed thicket that is your resting place, allow your great radiance to shine upon this place, Exalted One, come forth, I welcome you in this sacred space”.
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That is so totally cool 
Hail Lamashtu!
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Glad your enjoying the topic! Hail Lamastu! 
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First incantation/Spoken Charm, using ancient Lamastu texts, for blessing a talisman One may have created for gateways and the second is to bless a key as a magical tool to open all doorways and paths, to adapt And/or fit into a more grand ritual however you like:
- “She is Woman, she is one Ascended, she is a Gate, she is a Mustabba-abba, she is an Uttuku, she is an Innin”.
- “She enters an open house, she enters a locked house, sliding past the door pivot, she slides in like a snake”.
If one needs help using these, drop me a msg and I will let you know the mini ritual I did using them.
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I have had her come to me but could not hear her speak her name, it was silent. Darkness and then blood spewed from her mouth. The darkness became a serpent and the blood called to me.
I am so happy to have stumbled upon your post, thank you so much for sharing this knowledge. I will call upon her and perhaps this time I will hear her rather than her mouth moving but no words coming out.
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