Learn the secrets of ancient Mesopotamian religion and the Anunnaki priesthood of Babylon as drawn directly from some of the oldest cuneiform tablets and records on the planet, and newly presented for the modern age in this never-before-seen debut publication by Kyra Kaos writing with Joshua Free for the ‘Founding Church of Mardukite Zuism‘ (an extension of the original work conducted by the ‘Mardukite Chamberlains‘ and Alumni fifteen years ago).

After nearly a decade of anticipation, the long-lost “Liber P1” manuscript is finally published — making “Priestess of Babylon: An Account of Ancient Mesopotamian Religion by a Modern-Day Practitioner” the first new addition to the ‘Mardukite Core‘ in ten years! It is also the literary debut from Kyra Kaos, a long-standing Mardukite Admin, writing with Joshua Free. (This material is also available as a pocket-sized paperback for the ‘New Standard Zuist Edition‘ series under the title “Anunnaki Priestess: Inside a Babylonian Temple.”)

TRUE INITIATION !!!

Now you can discover exactly what it was like to serve in the original temples on Planet Earth, particularly the Mesopotamian temples of Babylon, with ‘Mardukite Liber-P1‘ — available for the first time in June 2025 in premiere collector’s edition hardcover as “Priestess of Babylon”; and/or as “Anunnaki Priestess” for the ‘New Standard Zuist Edition‘ pocket-paperback series.

“Priestess of Babylon” (or “Anunnaki Priestess”) offers the Seeker a fresh new approach to understanding Sumerian Anunnaki and Babylonian Religion, as given by an experienced modern-day High Priestess of the Mardukite Babylonian tradition.

In spite of the title, this book is not only written for females. Whether you are an adept or newcomer to this New Age vision for Mesopotamian Neopaganism, here is a concise practical guide detailing such topics as:

* Beliefs and Daily Life in Ancient Babylon

* Babylonian Anunnaki Gods and Goddesses

* Mesopotamian Priests, Priestesses and Temples

* Symbols, Tools and Magical Rules in Babylon

* Cuneiform Prayer Tablets, Hymns and Chants

* Rituals, Rites and Ceremonies of the Clergy