Sacrament to the Wamphyri

The inspiration for this sacrament is a practice for honoring “those who died nameless and
forgotten” which was related to me in a book about Hoodoo. The witch should acquire a human
skull, preferably authentic, but a decorative/plastic facsimile will suffice. The skull should be
adorned with symbols native to the traditions of the Order of the Nine Angles, Drakon Covenant,
Tempel ov Blood, and Tempel of Azagthoth, particularly the coffin sigil if it has been revealed to
the celebrant. The shield of Vindex, being the symbol which adorns the front of Codex
Aristarchus, should be drawn on the skull (whether with paint or sharpies is irrelevant) and the
words “Wamphyri”, “Lamia Dei,” and/or “Agios o Scithain” should be written on the skull. These
are mere guidelines– the witch may use any phrases or symbols she feels led to use.
If the skull is a facsimile, then the witch may wish to pray to Satan over the skull as follows:
“Satanas, Great and Acausal Death-Bearer, bestow the blessing of the death essence which
accumulates amongst corpses and bones and saturate this simulacrum therewith. So mote it
be!” The prayer should be a request, not a demand. It is best for the witch to think of herself like
a cub coming to the mother for nourishment when beseeching the infernal divine. Whisper
“Thank you, Lord Satan” or some other expression of gratitude once the spell is complete.
Once the skull is decorated, a glass or other receptacle should be filled with fresh water and
placed before the skull, with the following prayer spoken (or a similar one ad libbed). “I offer this
glass of fresh water to the Undead Gods, the Ascended Masters of Black Magick and Predation
who open the gates to Immortality of the Soul and Cruelty of the Heart. Agios o Wamphyri.
Agios o Scithain.”
Once a week, or however often the witch deems appropriate (or otherwise feels led to do), the
glass should be emptied and refilled. If the witch feels led to do so, she may partake of the cup’s
contents, draining it partially. This will further the evolution of the celebrant.
This sacrament to the Wamphyri will strengthen the patron and matron spirits of our tradition,
improve your rapport with them, and if you are permitted to partake of the cup, your personal
anados [character] will be furthered and your physis [nature of being] shall be refined. If such
things as “currents” exist, then this sacrament will routinely strengthen the “current” of the
Drakon Covenant and affiliated groups.
-V.K. Jehannum, 2016 Anno Maleficarum