SITRI

🕯️ RITUAL MANUAL

Spirit Sitri — Love, Attraction & Relationship Intention

Purpose
According to certain Western occult and demonological traditions, Sitri (also spelled Sytri or Bitru) is associated with love, attraction, passion, and romantic relationships.

This practice is presented as a spiritual ritual for personal focus, emotional intention, visualization, and relationship reflection.

It should not be understood as a proven method for influencing or controlling another person's thoughts, emotions, or decisions.

1. Preparation

Recommended Time — Night, when you can practise without interruption.

Duration — Approximately 20–30 minutes.

You Will Need

• 1 clean white sheet of paper
• 1 pen
• A quiet place
• A comfortable seat
• Optional: soft lighting
• Optional: a small sweet offering such as dark chocolate or cake, if this is meaningful within your chosen tradition

Before Beginning

Make sure you are calm. Avoid beginning the ritual when you are:

• extremely angry
• emotionally overwhelmed
• very tired
• distracted
• under the influence of alcohol or drugs

Take several slow breaths before beginning.

2. Step One — Write the Intention

Place the white paper in front of you.

Write:

“Rich Divine Love Sitri with [Partner's Name]”

Replace [Partner's Name] with the person's name.

As you write, think about the relationship you wish to nurture. Do not focus on forcing a particular behaviour from your partner. Instead, focus on qualities such as:

• Love
• Understanding
• Trust
• Affection
• Communication
• Mutual respect
• Emotional closeness

Place the paper in front of you.

3. Step Two — Establish Concentration

Sit comfortably in front of the paper. Keep your attention on the written intention.

Take several slow breaths. Allow your breathing to become natural.

Focus your attention on:
The paper → the name → the relationship → your positive intention.

If your attention wanders, gently return it. Do not become frustrated when this happens.

4. Step Three — Repeat the First Phrase

Slowly repeat:

“Rich Divine Love Sitri with [Partner's Name].”

Repeat approximately 50 times or for approximately 5 minutes.

Keep your attention steady while repeating the phrase. You may repeat it silently or softly aloud.

During repetition — Maintain a calm mental image of your partner. Do not try to force an emotional reaction. Simply maintain your intention.

5. Step Four — Visualize Your Partner

Close your eyes. Bring your partner's face into your imagination.

Begin with the overall face. Then notice mentally:

• Eyes
• Hair
• Facial expression
• Shape of the face
• Smile
• Voice or mannerisms

Don't worry if the image isn't perfectly clear. The purpose is to develop a stable mental image.

Hold the image for several moments.

6. Step Five — Visualize Sitri

After establishing the image of your partner, bring your attention to your conception of Spirit Sitri.

Different occult traditions and modern practitioners may visualize such entities differently. You may use a symbolic mental image rather than attempting to determine exactly what the entity "looks like."

Maintain a calm and focused state. Visualise the 3rd eye of your partner, Imagine Spirit Sitri.

7. Step Six — Sitri Mantra

Traditionally, the phrase provided in your source is:

“Lirah Alora Vefa Sitri.”

Repeat it approximately 50 times or for around 5 minutes.

Repeat slowly and consistently. If your attention wanders:

Notice → return to the phrase → continue.

Do not force yourself to experience visions, sensations, voices, or other unusual phenomena.

8. Step Seven — Positive Relationship Intention

Now stop repeating the mantra. Take several slow breaths.

Choose one or more positive relationship intentions. For example:

“You are always thinking about me”

“You are thinking of me all day”

“You are thinking of me 24 hours in a day”

“Love and understanding are growing between us.”

“We understand each other with love and respect.”

“Positivity, affection, and connection are growing in our relationship.”

Repeat your chosen affirmation approximately 11–12 times.

While repeating it, visualize the quality of the relationship, rather than controlling your partner. For example, visualize:

• Two people communicating calmly
• Mutual affection
• Spending meaningful time together
• Listening to each other
• Resolving misunderstandings
• Feeling emotionally connected

9. Step Eight — Quiet Visualization

After the affirmations, stop speaking. Close your eyes and remain still for 2–5 minutes.

Visualize the relationship in a healthy and positive state. Focus on feelings such as:

Love → trust → understanding → respect → connection.

Do not try to predict what will happen. Simply hold the positive intention.

10. Step Nine — Closing the Ritual

When you feel ready, take three slow breaths. Bring your attention back to your physical surroundings.

Look at the paper. Acknowledge your intention.

You may conclude with a simple statement such as:

“May this intention support love, understanding, mutual respect, and emotional harmony.”

Then end the practice. There is no need to continue repeating the mantra after the ritual has ended.

11. Optional Offering

Some traditions associate Sitri with sweet offerings, and your source mentions:

• Dark chocolate
• Dark cake
• Other sweet items

If you choose to include an offering, treat it as a symbolic religious/ritual practice, not as something guaranteed to produce a supernatural result.

Place it respectfully during the ritual. Afterwards, dispose of it appropriately rather than leaving food somewhere where it could attract pests or create a hygiene problem.

12. Ritual Structure at a Glance

Stage	Activity	Approx. Time
1	Preparation	2–3 min
2	Write intention	2 min
3	Concentration	3 min
4	First phrase	5 min
5	Partner visualization	3 min
6	Sitri visualization	2 min
7	“Lirah Alora Vefa Sitri”	5 min
8	Positive affirmation	2–3 min
9	Silent visualization	2–5 min
10	Closing	1 min

Total: approximately 25–35 minutes

13. Ritual Journal

After every session, record your experience.

Date: ____________________

Time: ____________________

Duration: ____________________

Emotional state before: ____________________

Emotional state after: ____________________

Visualization clarity:

12345 678910

Concentration:

12345 678910

What did I visualize?
____________________

What emotions arose?
____________________

What bodily sensations did I notice?
____________________

What thoughts appeared?
____________________

What was the strongest part of the practice?
____________________

What distracted me?
____________________

Reflection:
____________________

14. Important Principles

1. Don't force results You do not need to experience a vision, sensation, voice, or unusual event.

2. Don't interpret every coincidence If something happens after the ritual, record it objectively rather than automatically assuming that the ritual caused it.

3. Don't attempt to override consent The practice should not be used as a substitute for communication or as a way of attempting to control another person's choices.

4. Keep the intention positive Focus on: mutual love + communication + understanding + respect.

5. Continue real‑world relationship efforts A spiritual practice cannot replace honest conversation, listening, apologising, quality time, respecting boundaries, or addressing unresolved problems.

15. Recommended Practice Cycle

If you want to practise this as a structured exercise, use:

• Day 1: Learn the sequence
• Day 2: Repeat the complete ritual
• Day 3: Focus on visualization
• Day 4: Focus on concentration
• Day 5: Focus on positive relationship intention
• Day 6: Complete ritual
• Day 7: Review your journal

At the end of seven days, review your notes rather than judging the practice based on whether a particular external event occurred.

Core Formula
Prepare → Write → Concentrate → Repeat → Visualize → Intend → Affirm → Sit quietly → Close → Journal

🌙 Use this manual as a tool for personal reflection and intention setting.