Against Evil Spirits I

I beseech you, Dionysos Saōtēs,
to make powerless, banish, and drive out
every malignant force, presence and machination,
every evil influence, malefice, evil eye,
and all evil actions aimed against NN,
so that NN may praise you joyously,
safe in body and soul once again.

Against Evil Spirits II

Protector of the pious, God who loves to hear prayers and hymns,
I call upon you in your mighty name of Dionysos Bakcheios,
and ask that this space be covered in the powerful blood
of the bull that was sacrificed for his people. May this covering
form a hedge of protection against any forces of wickedness
and uncreation seeking to enter. Let the light of your presence
fill every inch, repulsing any malicious or harmful spirits,
especially those that like to sow confusion, discord or conflicts
among those of us who have gathered together to form a house
of holiness, where the Gods and spirits may be worshiped
in the proper customary manner, guided by the ancient principles
of piety and wisdom in all things. May your blood, O Horned One,
fill this space with understanding, peace, and joy, and keep us safe
from the schemes and attacks of our enemies, whether spirit or human.
Bless and keep watch over us, Dionysos Bakcheios, now and always.

Against Evil Spirits III

By the authority of Dionysos, Master of Mount Nysa
and Lord of the Labyrinth, I declare that this space is
consecrated for the worship of the Gods and spirits
and that any attempted claim on it is rendered null and void.
By the power of Dionysos who slays monsters and leads
the Furious Host into battle, I command all malignant
entities to flee this space, and forbid them to harm anyone
who is here rightfully, whether directly or indirectly.
By the mighty name of Dionysos, which even other Gods fear,
I proclaim that headaches, and illness, and any bodily or spiritual pains
will dissolve like wax in fire, and that all roots, hooks, tentacles,
or other attachments of spirits, the dead, or witches be withdrawn
lest pain more severe than anything they can imagine follow them back
to their source. Your devotee thanks you, O benevolent Bakcheios,
who is always first in the charge to drive back evil,
and lacks both fear or mercy when it concerns those
who have aligned themselves with the unmaker.