Asha-Neteru: Sacred Ash of the Gods

AumKa Dua unveils a body powder wrought from the currents of three sacred worlds: Fire, Salt, and Magickal Sanctity.

Within it are gathered Vibhuti Bhasma, the holy ash of Vedic fire-rites; Natron, the purifier of Egypt’s most secret temples; and the Abramelin Powder, the consecrated Thelemic blend born from Crowley’s current of flame and invocation.

Softened with tapioca starch, cornstarch, lotus and sandalwood, it rests upon the flesh like a veil of starlight—absorbing with ease, leaving a silken finish and the subtle scent of temple wood and earth.

This is no mere adornment, but ritual incarnate. In the Thelemic current, it embodies the eternal mystery: to burn, to dissolve, to rise again as the Phoenix. To wear it is to walk between shrine and cosmos, carrying upon the skin the touch of ash, salt, and starfire.

Use it as sacred adornment or ritual preparation:
– A consecration of flesh before the Work,
– A seal of purity after the bath,
– Or a daily remembrance of the Holy Flame.

To wear it is to bear the dust of fire, salt, and magick—transmuted into a second skin, a bridge between body, temple, and cosmos.

Vibhuti represents the destruction of ego and the attainment of spiritual wisdom in Hindu tradition.