The Complete Guide to Sumerian Magic
Occult Traditions, Ancient Mesopotamian Rituals and Spellcraft
By Amanda Hade
Before Egypt, before Greece—there was Sumer…

In the cradle of civilization, where gods whispered into clay and stars were carved into tablets, a magical system was born—older than the pyramids, deeper than myth, and as powerful today as it was 6,000 years ago.

What if the first magic ever practiced still echoes in your soul?

The Complete Guide to Sumerian Magic is not merely a book—it is a grimoire of resurrections, breathing new life into the lost rituals, sacred technologies, and occult practices of the ancient Sumerians. Hidden within the ruins of Eridu, the flames of Uruk, and the temples of Nippur lie the secrets of divine law, astral travel, necromancy, prophecy, and spellcraft that shaped the world’s earliest empires—and now, they can shape yours.

Enter a forgotten world where…

Breath becomes binding, and language summons the gods.
Sigils crafted by the Apkallu unlock the soul’s deepest chambers.
Cylinder seals serve as divine keys of identity, prophecy, and power.
Love, fertility, and vengeance swirl in the heart of Inanna’s ecstasy.
Dreams are sacred portals, and ghosts walk the River Gate.
The very mud of life is shaped into magical instruments.
Necromancers call the dead to whisper secrets from the underworld.

Every chapter opens a gate: to knowledge, to memory, to spirit. Explore over 5000 years of spellcraft, from cuneiform incantations etched into clay to ritual diagrams of stars and rivers, and walk the ancient path of the scribe-mage—the one who writes reality into being.

Crafted with poetic depth, historical clarity, and a magician’s eye, The Complete Guide to Sumerian Magic is your key to the oldest sorcery ever known.