Ishtar / Inanna Invocation Enn - Play on Your Altar/In Your Home - Summon Her - Anunnaki Meditation

Описание: ✨ Ishtar Invocation Enn - The Manifestation of Ishtar, Queen of Heaven (Actual Akkadian Chant - Invocation in the Tongue of the Old Gods) [Play on Your Altar / Play in Your Home]

Ishtar, Queen of Heaven and Earth
Lady of Battle and Love
Whose weapons are fierce and brilliant
Sovereign of charm and destruction
You are the most radiant of the gods
Greatest among the Igigi
Beloved of Anu the King
Sister of Shamash, Lord of Justice
Resplendent like Sin (the Moon)
Brilliant like Adad (the Storm)
Exalted and supreme
Lady of Return
May your hands be raised in protection
May we be steadfast in reverence of you
Sacred incantation
Ishtar, Queen of All
Come forth! Appear before me!

Ištar šarrat šamê u erṣetim
Bēlet qablim u rāmûtim
Ša kakkêša ezzu u namurratu
Malkat kuzub u ḫulûqu
Attī šūpûtu ša ilāni
Rabītu ina Igigī
Šīt libbi Anim šarri
Aḫātu Šamaš bēl dīnim
Sūlûtu kīma Sîn
Namurratu kīma Adad
Šūlutu šūturtu
Bēlet tēšûbti
Lū šūzuzat qātūka
Ana puluḫtika lū kânu
Šiptu šūturtu
Ištar šarrat kalîma

This chant follows traditional Mesopotamian hymnic structure, using authentic Akkadian epithets and divine titles for Ishtar. The language employs classical formulaic expressions found in actual cuneiform texts, including references to her relationships with other major deities (Anu, Shamash, Sin, Adad) and her dual nature as goddess of both love and war.

The chant can be played in your home or on your altar as a devotional invocation, with each line building upon her attributes and concluding with a request for her protection and favor.

⭐ IMPORTANT

This is an invocation in the actual ancient Akkadian language.

Akkadian was the sacred speech of Babylonian priestesses and scribes — the tongue in which gods were called through clay tablets, incense, and blood-offerings.

It is the oldest written Semitic language, spoken in the temples of Babylon, Uruk, Nineveh, and beyond. Rooted in Sumerian ritual incantations, Akkadian became the spellcraft of empires and the voice through which kings and priestesses addressed the divine.

This chant calls upon the gods of Mesopotamia in their own tongue — the language they were once praised, feared, and summoned in.

How to use this chant:

⟡ Play This on Your Altar —
“Let the voice of the gods rise from incense, libations, and offerings.”

⟡ During Your Altar Ritual (while Summoning or Channeling) —
“Let this be the breath between you and the divine. Call. Receive. Become.”

⟡ Before Leaving the House (Leave It Playing) —
“Let the ancient powers guard your dwelling in your absence — cloak your home with their fire before you step out.”

⟡ For Meditation, Trance, or Deep Relaxation —
“Let the rhythm steady your breath, soften your body, and draw you into the deep.”

⟡ For Sleep —
“Play this as you drift into sacred rest. Let the gods walk beside you in dreams, as once in the nights of Babylon and Uruk."

🕯️This chant also has a secret subliminal at 111Hz.

111 Hz is a pure tone frequency. It sits just above the lowest range of human speech and deep within the sacral field of the body, and is often experienced not as “sound,” but as feeling — a kind of hum that touches the bones, womb, or base of the spine.

When played consistently, 111 Hz is believed to bridge physical and non-physical realities, making it ideal for ritual or invocation

MRI scans of monks and shamans chanting in 110–120 Hz show activation in the pineal gland and other deep brain centers associated with mystical perception.

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