Aker Human Skull جمجم Craft Anchor

Craft Anchor – The Aker Real Human Skull

In the sanctity of ritual, our Craft Anchor—a genuine human skull, treated with the highest reverence and traditional rites—serves as a potent nexus of the esoteric forces of life and death. Placed upon your altar, this skull not only symbolizes the Mystery of Aker, the ancient Egyptian guardian of the threshold between worlds, but also actively participates in your rituals, drawing upon the energies that flow through the visible and invisible realms.

Accompanied by a dried rose, the Craft Anchor reflects the dual nature of existence: vibrant life and inevitable decay. As the rose wilts, it mirrors the energy transitions solicited from the spirit world—each petal a testament to the power held within death's embrace. This artifact is not merely an object of contemplation but a dynamic tool in the hands of the adept, facilitating the expansion and contraction of life and death energies, embodying the saying, "that which is touched by death holds power."

Craft Anchor Skull (The Aker Skull)

To be considered a true Sufic Anchor, a skull must undergo a strict seven-step process, each aligned with deep esoteric principles that bridge the realms of life and death. This process ensures the skull’s spiritual potency and dedication to the craft.

1. Ceremonial Collection & Dedication
   The ceremonial collection of the skull is paramount. The first criterion is absolute dedication to the craft—no articulated specimens or skulls used in medical study or prop display are permissible. The skull must be acquired specifically for ritual work, marking its singular purpose.

2. Mummified Analog Ritual
   Once collected, the skull undergoes a process known as the Mummified Analog, which transitions it from its former earthly connection to a state closer to the ancestral field. In this ritual, the skull is wrapped in cloth and attuned to one of the seven spheres, an element, a direction, and the 13 petals of the Sufic Black Lotus.

3. Severance from the Living Spectrum
   During the Mummified Analog, the remnants of the living soul that once inhabited the skull are detached, preparing it to receive the flow of ancestral current and spiritual forces.

4. The Ushering
   Following the Mummified Analog, the process of Ushering takes place. Necromantic spirits are ushered into their old bone vessels, now occupied by much older, ancient spirits. This step requires the collaboration of both male and female operators, ensuring the successful anchoring of these spirits within the skull.

5. Redacted Process
   Step five in this intricate process remains secret and known only to master practitioners.

6. Erecting the Shrine of 13 Skulls
   A single skull cannot bear the full weight of ancestral current alone. A Shrine of 13 skulls must be ritually assembled to reach the necessary gravity. Each skull contributes to the shrine’s sacred architecture, drawing from 13 points of spiritual power.

7. Years of Craft Anchoring
   After several years of this ongoing operation, the skulls become fully realized craft anchors. Once consecrated, they are dispersed to practitioners and operators, expanding the reach of the craft and allowing for the anchoring of the nameless, timeless forces within the ritual structure.

This process imbues the skull with unparalleled necromantic energy, making it a powerful tool for practitioners.