The Book of Boundaries: Warding, Cursing, and Spirit Protection in Mesopotamian Practice (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798289911698)

The Book of Boundaries: Warding, Cursing, and Spirit Protection in Mesopotamian Practice is a modern grimoire and spiritual manual rooted in the protective magic of ancient Sumer, Akkad, Babylon, and Assyria.

Blending reconstructed ritual with living practice, this book explores the sacred art of boundary-making through wards, curse tablets, guardian spirits, and spoken incantation. From invoking Pazuzu at night to crafting clay seals and protective circles, readers are guided into a practical and ethical system of magical defense that honors the gods and spirits of the ancient Near East.

The first part of the book offers foundational teachings on Mesopotamian cosmology, liminality, magical ethics, and the spiritual roles of gods, demons, and humans. The second part provides over 30 rituals, spells, and protective techniques drawn from historical texts and adapted for modern use.

Whether you are a polytheist, a magical practitioner, or simply drawn to ancient power, The Book of Boundaries is a gateway to timeless tools of protection, justice, and sacred authority.

Draw the line. Speak the name. Let the spirits remember.