Author Description

Step into the depths of primordial waters and meet Tiamat, the chaos serpent of Mesopotamian myth. She is destruction and creation, the womb of storms and the mother of monsters, a presence as ancient as the oceans themselves. This book is not just a retelling of myths. It is a living guide for modern practitioners-witches, magicians, seekers, and dreamers-who feel the call of Tiamat stirring in their lives. Across twenty chapters, you will discover her origins in the Enuma Elish, explore how she has been reshaped by pop culture, and learn how to connect with her power through ritual, dreamwork, shadow work, meditation, and personal practice. With chapters on correspondences, invocations, evocations, offerings, and tools, this work provides everything needed to build a relationship with Tiamat. You will find a guided meditation script, reflections on hemispheric perspectives, insights from Jungian archetypes, and even comparisons with deities such as Leviathan, Apophis, and Yemaya. Two chapters are dedicated to dreamwork, two to shadow work, and four to full ceremonial rituals. For demonolators, the book also considers S. Connolly's perspectives, sigils, and enns where applicable. Whether you are reading from the Northern or Southern Hemisphere, this book speaks to you. It honors the cycles of storm and calm, of chaos and renewal, reminding us that Tiamat is not only the dragon of destruction but also the mother of possibility. If you have ever wondered why you might want to work with Tiamat, or how to begin safely and meaningfully, this book offers guidance, stories, and lived experience. It is a bridge between the ancient and the modern, the mythic and the personal. Dive deep, face the storm, and discover the transformative power of chaos in your own life.