ISHTAR: QUEEN OF HEAVEN | Ancient Akkadian Hymns & Mantras of Divine Light
Close your eyes and step back 5,000 years. Feel the dust of ancient Mesopotamia, and look up at the same stars that once guided Babylon's Queen of Heaven.
This is the sacred sound of the Eternal Feminine, preserved in the powerful words of Ištar—Lady of Love, War, Justice, and the radiant spark of Life itself.
These five breathtaking hymns, chanted in the original Akkadian and Aramaic, are living gateways. Each one opens a door to one of her many faces: the warmth that gladdens the heart, the justice that brings balance, the fierce protection of a mother, and the profound abundance that makes the whole world bloom.
Let the oldest devotion known to humanity wash over you.
✨ Journey Through the Divine Faces of Ištar ✨
⏱ Timeline:
00:08 – MUDAMMIQAT LIBBI | Ištar Gladdener of Hearts – A hymn of radiant joy and divine warmth.
07:07 – IŠARTUM AND LAMASSUM | The Just and the Protector – Justice and guardianship in perfect harmony.
24:20 – DIŠTAR RĒMĒTU BĒLTU LIBBI | Beloved Ištar, Lady of the Heart – The tender queen who grants peace and life.
31:40 – TĒMIŠA TAMLĪTUM | By Your Will Comes Life – The song of abundance and renewal; the world blossoms by her command.
39:40 – OM ADI SHAKTI OM | To Ištar Queen of Heaven – A closing mantra blending East and West, invoking the universal feminine power.
📜 ⏱ TIMELINE & MANTRAS
00:08 — MUDAMMIQAT LIBBI | IŠTAR GLADDENER OF HEARTS
Akkadian:
A-a Ištar, mudammiqat libbi, ša damqāti kalîšina;
Namrīrīki ša me-le-ṣim, nišī tušnammar;
Ša īraššûka rūʾāmam, balāṭam duššupam tattadin;
Dīdat mukannušat huršānu, nārāmāti tuššab.
Meaning:
“O Ištar, who gladdens the heart and brings all good things;
Your radiance sweetens life, and humankind beholds you in awe.
Those who love you receive joy and breath;
Adorned in heaven’s flame, you dwell among passion.”
✨ She is the warmth that awakens love and the light that heals sorrow.
07:07 — IŠARTUM AND LAMASSUM | THE JUST AND THE PROTECTOR
Akkadian:
Iltam zumrā rašubti ilātim;
Littaʾid bēlet nišī rabīt Igigī.
Šāt me-le-ṣim rūʾāmam labšat;
Zaʾnat inbī, mīkiam u kuzbam.
Šaptīn duššupat, balāṭum pīša;
Šīmtam ša kalâma ina qātiša tašši.
Ina amārša rišātum ibbašši;
Šarrātum, šarrūtum, Išartum u Lamassum.
Meaning:
“She is the divine form, supreme among goddesses;
The great Lady of mankind, exalted among the Igigī.
Clothed in beauty and sweetness, she gives life to fruit and blossom.
Her lips breathe creation; her hands hold the fates.
At her sight the high ones bow,
She is Queen, Sovereign, Justice, and Protector.”
✨ The two powers of Ištar — balance and blessing, righteousness and guardianship.
24:20 — DIŠTAR RĒMĒTU BĒLTU LIBBI | BELOVED IŠTAR, LADY OF THE HEART
Akkadian:
dIštar rēmētu, bēltu libbi;
Nadītu rihūti, ša iṣbatu qāti;
Šarrat sinništi, nādīn šulmi;
Malkat napišti, ellatu ḫasīsi.
Meaning:
“Divine Ištar, beloved one, Lady of the Heart,
Consecrated and exalted, who holds destiny in her hands,
Queen of women, giver of peace,
Sovereign of life, pure and radiant goddess.”
✨ Her tenderness is her strength; her peace, a crown of light.
31:40 — TĒMIŠA TAMLĪTUM | BY YOUR WILL COMES LIFE
Akkadian:
Ina nuhšīki, šeʾum u šerʾu ana mātim;
Ina ṭūbīki, šamû u dīšum ušamṣû;
Ana sinništim u zikaram nuhšam tušatlima;
Rēmum u zērum, ina tēmiša tamlītum ušaššû.
Meaning:
“By your strength, grain and grass grow upon the land;
By your goodness, heaven and earth shine anew;
For woman and man you ordain fruitfulness;
The ewe and the lamb by your will bring forth abundance.”
✨ The world blossoms through her command, the breath of creation itself.
39:40 — OM ADI SHAKTI OM | TO IŠTAR QUEEN OF HEAVEN
Aramaic / Sanskrit Hybrid:
Ana d’Ištar, Malka d’Shmaya, Shlama Ammi.
Meaning:
“To Ištar, Queen of Heaven, peace be upon me.”
✨ A closing benediction, the peace of the Queen descending into the heart.
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