Kondak 1

Chosen from the devil's service to the service of the true God and numbered among the saints, Hieromartyr Cyprian, pray to Christ God to deliver us from the snares of the evil one and conquer the world, the flesh and the devil, let us call you: Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayerful for our souls.

Ikos 1

The angelic powers were surprised at how you turned from magical art, God-wisdom, to the knowledge of the Divine, by repentance you found an angelic passionless life. We, marveling at your conversion, cry out to you like this: Rejoice, surprising the angels with your conversion; Rejoice, rejoicing face of the saints. Rejoice, having shown your wisdom: Rejoice, for Christ you have taken the crown. Rejoice, as demons are driven away by you; Rejoice, for through you illnesses are healed. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick help and prayer for our souls.

Kondak 2

Turning from magic art, God-wise, to the knowledge of the Divine, the wisest doctor appeared to the world, granting healing to those who honor you, Cyprian, with Justina, praying to the human-loving Lady to save our souls, singing: Alleluia.

Ikos 2

The mind is imperfect to the understanding of the truth of the Divine, having, in the blindness of a pagan being, studying demonic tricks, you worked hard. But realizing, as if they are afraid of the Cross of the Lord, thou hast known the infirmity of the demon, and having turned away the service of the evil one, thou hast flowed into the Temple of the Lord, for this we call thee: Rejoice, having studied the tricks of the demon; Rejoice, revealing the charms of his service. Rejoice, shaming the evil serpent; Rejoice, wisest of the wisest of this world. Rejoice, most sensible of the wisest; Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 3

The power of the Most High has enlightened your mind, Cyprian, when not having success in sorcery Aglaida to Justin, the demons said to you: “We are afraid of the Cross and we lose strength when we pray to have Justin.” He said to them: “If you are afraid of the Cross, then how much more terrible is the Crucified on the Cross for you,” and knowing the weakness of demons, he entered the temple of the Lord girded with all the faithful: Alleluia.

Ikos 3

Having a mind enlightened by power from above, Cyprian went to the bishop, asking for baptism, but being afraid, he refused him. The saint, however, was going to the temple of the Lord and standing at the Liturgy, did not come out to eat from the temple, when the deacon proclaimed: “You catechumens, go out. “I will not leave the temple,” Cyprian said to the bishop, “until you baptize me.” We, rejoicing at your admonition, sing the following: Rejoice, enlightened by the power from above; Rejoice, enlightened by the Lord. Rejoice, knowing the power of the Cross. Rejoice, for you drove the demons away from you. Rejoice, correcting your life; Rejoice, directing the steps to the Church. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 4

A storm of thoughts is obsessed with you: how to hide baptism. We take all our sorcerer's books, the saint put them in the middle of the city and burned them, singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 4

Having heard about you, the bishop, clothed himself in Christ about the good intention, baptized you and made you a reader in the temple of God. For this sake, we cry out to you: Rejoice, conqueror of the spirits of evil; Rejoice, sorcerer's books hotshot; Rejoice, desiring to be a Christian; Rejoice, holy baptism received. Rejoice, instructed by the bishop; Rejoice, appointed reader in the temple. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 5

Having received the richly woven clothes of holy baptism, O Cyprian, you earnestly prayed to God for the forgiveness of sins previously committed, tirelessly singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 5

Seeing the bishop of your exploits and labors, Hieromartyr Cyprian, fasting, nightly vigil, kneeling, tearful prayers, and after a month he made you a deacon. We, thanking God, praise thee: Rejoice, day and night crying out to God; Rejoice, stretching out your hands to Him. Rejoice, asking for His forgiveness; Rejoice, thou who didst offer Him tearful prayers. Rejoice, showing fiery love for God; Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 6

The preacher of the truth of Christ appeared to you, glorious holy martyr Cyprian, jealous of the apostle of the seers, enlightening people with the teachings of Christ, they, knowing the Lord Jesus Christ, sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 6

Ascension in your heart is the light of Divine grace, Cyprian, exalt you to the height of spiritual perfection, having reached the rank of priest, and later consecrated to the bishop. For this reason, with your prayers to the Lord, enlighten our hearts, warmly praying to you: Rejoice, consecrated bishop; Rejoice, ascended to the height of an eagle. Rejoice, city, standing on top of the mountain; Rejoice, lamp, burning before God. Rejoice, tireless prayer book to God; Rejoice, teacher, gifted by God. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 7

Although the Lord of mankind will be saved by everyone, granting us a wondrous prayer book, intercessor and healer from the spirits of malice in the heavenly places, your deeds and words have led many to repentance and correction of sinful lives, teaching everyone to sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 7

The new wisest doctor appeared to the world, Hieromartyr Cyprian, since your prayer, no magical deeds can resist, they are immediately destroyed and driven away, from evil people let loose and crafty demons. But we, seeing in you such God's power, cry out to you: Rejoice, destroyer of magical machinations; Rejoice, banisher of terrible demons. Rejoice, from you the spirits of malice, like smoke, disappear; Rejoice, the heavily tormented will soon be abandoned. Rejoice, soon delivering from troubles and sorrows; Rejoice, turning suffering into joy. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 8

A strange miracle is flowing to you with faith, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for the grace given to you by God to cast out unclean spirits that torment a person, demons are cast out, the sick are healed and sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 8

With all your heart you surrendered to God and with all your soul you loved Him, directing all your diligence and desire to fulfill His will, but you, like a good shepherd, did not reject you who were weighed down by troubles; but intercede in prayers before the Lord, granting healing and consolation. But we, praising your love for God, cry out to you: Rejoice, you who loved Christ with all your heart; Rejoice, full of virtue. Rejoice, help to the sick and the weakened; Rejoice, consolation in sorrows and sorrows. Rejoice, slander and temptations, from the world, the flesh and the devil who find, the banisher; Rejoice, healer of all diseases of the soul and body. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 9

The whole angelic army rejoiced, seeing the warrior of the King of Heaven, unshakable and preaching with the boldness of Christ, when he was led to the sword section along with Justina. But you are painful for her, so that you will not renounce Christ, when you see you beheaded, exhorted you to the tormentors, but first of all, and they will behead you according to her, bow your heads under the sword, sang to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 9

Vityas of many broadcasters will not be able to praise your suffering for Christ, they were not afraid of the fierce rebukes, but with bright faces they presented themselves to the court of the king, raising up all the faithful to sing to you: Rejoice, the faith of Christ's unshakable confessor; Rejoice, Holy Trinity, boldness of the preacher. Rejoice, fierce torment for nothing; Rejoice, your sufferings are magnified in the temples of God. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 10

Although save the souls of all those possessed by unclean spirits, you did not stop crying out to the Lord, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for you have been given the grace to pray for us, may we have mercy and be cleansed, sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 10

Be a solid and strong wall to us, Hieromartyr Cyprian, from the enemies visible and invisible, who with warm faith and love come running to you, but be protected and saved by you, let us sing to you: Rejoice, conquering the spirits of malice with humility; Rejoice, you who have been pierced by the fire of prayer with the arrows of the enemy. Rejoice, from the enemy visible and invisible walls and fences; Rejoice, glorious adornment of the Orthodox Church. Rejoice, divine help left by doctors; Rejoice, beloved consolation of those who mourn. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 11

Unceasing singing to the Most Holy Trinity, more than others, brought you, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for the Lord's mercy to fallen sinners, Who deigned the unworthy worthy to create and associate with His holy flock. We, thanking God for such mercy to us sinners, call Him: Alleluia.

Ikos 11

You were a luminous candle, God-wise, in the Church of Christ, enlightening the souls of the faithful with an immaterial light. Enlighten our sin-burdened hearts that sing like this: Rejoice, for the Lord showed His mercy to fallen sinners on you; Rejoice, out of the pit of perdition, like a stray sheep, you took food. Rejoice, made worthy of the unworthy; Rejoice, numbered among the holy flock of Christ. Rejoice, for you enlighten souls with the light of immaterial things; Rejoice, you guide those who have gone astray to the right path. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 12

Grace is given to you from God to trample on the power of the enemy and any satanic presence, you defeated your enemies and reached martyrdom, now standing on the throne of the King of glory, praying for us, let us be delivered from the captivity of the devil and delivered with a cry to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 12

Singing your zeal for Bose, your wondrous and glorious miracles, we magnify and praise you, Hieromartyr Cyprian, who received such grace from God, we pray to you, when at the hour of death our demonic hordes surround our souls, then show us your intercession, but deliverance from you Let us call to you: Rejoice, quick protection from the enemy forces that find it; Rejoice, deliverance from sorrows and sorrows. Rejoice, thou who didst love Christ to the end; Rejoice, having laid down your soul for Him. Rejoice, washing in the Blood of the Lamb; Rejoice, thou who didst dwell in the courts of the Lord. Rejoice, numbered among the host of saints. Rejoice, illumined by the Tri-radiant Light. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 13

O marvelous and glorious saint of God, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper to all who come running to you, accept this laudatory singing from us unworthy, heal from ailments, intercede from visible and invisible enemies and eternal torment, be delivered to us by the Lord, and with you we sing: Alleluia.

(This Kontakion is read three times. Then Ikos 1 and Kontakion 1)

Kondak 1

Ikos 1

Kondak 2

Ikos 2

Kondak 3

Ikos 3

Kondak 4

A storm of thoughts is obsessed with you: how to hide baptism. We take all our sorcerer's books, the saint put them in the middle of the city and burned them, singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 4

Kondak 5

Having received the richly woven clothes of holy baptism, O Cyprian, you earnestly prayed to God for the forgiveness of sins previously committed, tirelessly singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 5

Kondak 6

Ikos 6

Kondak 7

Ikos 7

The new wisest doctor appeared to the world, Hieromartyr Cyprian, since your prayer, no magical deeds can resist, they are immediately destroyed and driven away from evil people and crafty demons. But we, seeing in you such God's power, cry out to you: Rejoice, destroyer of magical machinations; Rejoice, banisher of terrible demons. Rejoice, from you the spirits of malice, like smoke, disappear; Rejoice, the heavily tormented will soon be abandoned. Rejoice, soon delivering from troubles and sorrows; Rejoice, turning suffering into joy. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 8

Ikos 8

Kondak 9

Ikos 9

Kondak 10

Ikos 10

Kondak 11

Ikos 11

Kondak 12

Ikos 12

Kondak 13

(This Kontakion is read three times. Then Ikos 1 and Kontakion 1)

Sometimes a person falls under the influence of dark forces, becomes a victim of damage or the evil eye, without having the slightest idea about it. The Akathist to Cyprian and Justina should be read precisely in such cases.

General information and history

Saints Cyprian and Justina come to the aid of a man who has suffered from the influence of dark and evil forces. They will help him cope with the obstacles that suddenly fell to his lot. Since this text belongs to the genre called "akathist", it is recommended to pronounce it while standing, because this is how you should ask the saints for help and protection.

Some Christians, before saying such a prayer, prefer to make sure that they have been damaged. The main features include the following points:

loss of appetite and pain throughout the body;
sudden fear, feeling of anxiety;
often manifested and at the same time unreasonable irritability, aggression;
desire to commit suicide;
severe mental anguish that unreasonably torment a person;
the appearance in the head of "alien voices" (auditory hallucinations);
insomnia. However, in some cases, a person constantly wants to sleep, yawns and, in principle, feels exhausted.

If some akathists are allowed to be recited exclusively in the morning, then this song is read at any time. The only exception may be church posts.

In order for the akathist to help you get rid of dark forces, it is necessary to put all your thoughts and faith in its effectiveness into it while reading. It is very important to correctly place stress in words. Thus, you will achieve what you have in mind. Even if, in the process of reading the prayer, not the best thoughts appeared in your head, you should by no means stop - the akathist dedicated to Saints Cyprian and Justina must be read to the end.

In our time, godless people often turn to various magicians and fortune-tellers, trying to harm their relatives, avenge them for the wrongs they have caused, or trying to win over someone. In this case, a special program is put - damage. It is aimed at harming a person or even provoking his death.

The essence of the story described in the akathist lies in the fact that Cyprian once lived in Antioch and was a pagan. Moreover, he was considered a sorcerer who could send demons to people. One day a rich young man named Aglaid approached him. He wanted to punish the girl (Justina), with whom he was in love, but who did not reciprocate his feelings. However, Cyprian's attempts came to nothing. He realized the horror of his actions, understood the power of the Lord, and renounced his deeds, converted to Christianity. Cyprian became a bishop, and Justina went to a monastery, where she served as abbess. Together they were martyred for Christ.

What is remarkable about the akathist dedicated to Cyprian and Justina is that it is a kind of “shield” that can protect a person from dark and evil spells. But in order for prayer to really help, it is very important to protect yourself from everything and put all your thoughts into the chant. Only in this case, the utterance of such a prayer will give the desired result, and your physical and mental well-being will improve significantly.

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A storm of thoughts is obsessed with you: how to hide baptism. We take all our sorcerer's books, the saint put them in the middle of the city and burned them, singing to God: Alleluia.

Having received the richly woven clothes of holy baptism, O Cyprian, you earnestly prayed to God for the forgiveness of sins previously committed, tirelessly singing to God: Alleluia.

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Today you can find the text of the Akathist to the Hieromartyr Cyprian and Justia in any church shop. But the love of Orthodox Christians for this work is connected not only with respect and reverence, but also with the belief that prayer words will protect us, our relatives, our home from all unclean and evil forces.

The akathist itself tells about the life and deeds of the saints, which are based on the records of their contemporaries. The work also mentions the suffering from the persecution of Christians under the Roman ruler Diocletian.

Life of the Hieromartyr

In his youth, the guy was engaged in black magic and was a sorcerer. He studied it so diligently that he became the most famous sorcerer in his area. Once a young man came to the sorcerer and asked him to bewitch the girl. Cyprian performed the ritual, but nothing worked.

The sorcerer became furious and began to send all sorts of disasters on the relatives of Justin, but nothing worked. They were protected Orthodox prayer girls. Then the sorcerer realized that the pagan deities were powerless before God and believed Christ by being baptized.

Akathist to Saint Cyprian

In order to gain a reliable divine shield, it is recommended to read an akathist daily. It helps against:

black magic;
witchcraft;
evil eye;
damage;
love spells.

It is best to read the prayer in the morning. At this time, your thoughts are not busy with everyday fuss. Remember only that before reading the akathist, you must take the blessing of the priest. Prayer requests to a saint against witchcraft are the most strong prayers. This prayer work has a huge and powerful effect.

Even water, on which prayer was read, has a powerful effect in healing from black magic.

Akathist text to Saints Cyprian and Justin:

Kondak 1

Chosen from the devil's service to the service of the true God and numbered among the saints, Hieromartyr Cyprian, pray to Christ God to deliver us from the snares of the evil one and conquer the world, the flesh and the devil, let us call you: Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayerful for our souls.

Ikos 1

The angelic powers were surprised at how you turned from magical art, God-wisdom, to the knowledge of the Divine, by repentance you found an angelic passionless life. We, marveling at your conversion, cry out to you like this: Rejoice, surprising the angels with your conversion; Rejoice, rejoicing face of the saints. Rejoice, having shown your wisdom: Rejoice, for Christ you have taken the crown. Rejoice, as demons are driven away by you; Rejoice, for through you illnesses are healed. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick help and prayer for our souls.

Kondak 2

Turning from magic art, God-wise, to the knowledge of the Divine, the wisest doctor appeared to the world, granting healing to those who honor you, Cyprian, with Justina, praying to the human-loving Lady to save our souls, singing: Alleluia.

Ikos 2

The mind is imperfect to understand the truth of the Divine, having, in the blindness of a pagan being, studying demonic tricks, you worked hard. But realizing, as if they are afraid of the Cross of the Lord, thou hast known the infirmity of the demon, and having turned away the service of the evil one, thou hast flowed into the Temple of the Lord, for this we call thee: Rejoice, having studied the tricks of the demon; Rejoice, revealing the charms of his ministry. Rejoice, shaming the evil serpent; Rejoice, wisest of the wisest of this world. Rejoice, most sensible of the wisest; Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 3

The power of the Most High has enlightened your mind, Cyprian, always having no success in the sorcery of Aglaida to Justin, the demons said to you: “We are afraid of the Cross and we lose strength when we pray to have Justin.” He said to them: “If you are afraid of the Cross, then how much more terrible is the Crucified on the Cross for you,” and knowing the weakness of demons, he entered the temple of the Lord girded with all the faithful: Alleluia.

Ikos 3

Having a mind enlightened by power from above, Cyprian went to the bishop, asking for baptism, but being afraid, he refused him. The saint, however, was going to the temple of the Lord and standing at the Liturgy, did not come out to eat from the temple, when the deacon proclaimed: “You catechumens, go out. “I will not leave the temple,” Cyprian said to the bishop, “until you baptize me.” We, rejoicing at your admonition, sing the following: Rejoice, enlightened by the power from above; Rejoice, enlightened by the Lord. Rejoice, knowing the power of the Cross. Rejoice, for you drove the demons away from you. Rejoice, correcting your life; Rejoice, directing the steps to the Church. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 4

A storm of thoughts is obsessed with you: how to hide baptism. We take all our sorcerer's books, the saint put them in the middle of the city and burned them, singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 4

Having heard about you, the bishop, clothed himself in Christ about the good intention, baptized you and made you a reader in the temple of God. For this sake, we cry out to you: Rejoice, conqueror of the spirits of evil; Rejoice, sorcerer's books hotshot; Rejoice, desiring to be a Christian; Rejoice, holy baptism received. Rejoice, instructed by the bishop; Rejoice, appointed reader in the temple. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 5

Having received the richly woven clothes of holy baptism, O Cyprian, you earnestly prayed to God for the forgiveness of sins previously committed, tirelessly singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 5

Seeing the bishop of your exploits and labors, Hieromartyr Cyprian, fasting, nightly vigil, kneeling, tearful prayers, and after a month he made you a deacon. We, thanking God, praise thee: Rejoice, day and night crying out to God; Rejoice, stretching out your hands to Him. Rejoice, asking for His forgiveness; Rejoice, thou who didst offer Him tearful prayers. Rejoice, showing fiery love for God; Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 6

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The preacher of the truth of Christ appeared to you, glorious holy martyr Cyprian, jealous of the apostle of the seers, enlightening people with the teachings of Christ, they, knowing the Lord Jesus Christ, sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 6

Ascend in your heart the light of Divine grace, Cyprian, exalt you to the height of spiritual perfection, having reached the rank of priest, and later consecrated to the bishop. For this sake, with your prayers to the Lord, enlighten our hearts, warmly praying to you: Rejoice, consecrated bishop; Rejoice, ascended to the height of an eagle. Rejoice, city, standing on top of the mountain; Rejoice, lamp, burning before God. Rejoice, tireless prayer book to God; Rejoice, teacher, gifted by God. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 7

Although the Lord of mankind will be saved by everyone, granting us a wondrous prayer book, intercessor and healer from the spirits of malice in the heavenly places, your deeds and words have led many to repentance and correction of sinful lives, teaching everyone to sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 7

The new wisest doctor appeared to the world, Hieromartyr Cyprian, since your prayer, no magical deeds can resist, they are immediately destroyed and driven away from evil people and crafty demons. But we, seeing such God's power in you, cry out to you: Rejoice, destroyer of magical machinations; Rejoice, banisher of terrible demons. Rejoice, from you the spirits of malice, like smoke, disappear; Rejoice, the heavily tormented will soon be abandoned. Rejoice, soon delivering from troubles and sorrows; Rejoice, turning suffering into joy. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 8

A strange miracle is flowing to you with faith, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for the grace given to you by God to cast out unclean spirits that torment a person, demons are cast out, the sick are healed and sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 8

With all your heart you surrendered to God and with all your soul you loved Him, directing all your diligence and desire to fulfill His will, but you, like a good shepherd, did not reject you who were weighed down by troubles; but intercede in prayers before the Lord, granting healing and consolation. But we, praising your love for God, cry out to you: Rejoice, you who loved Christ with all your heart; Rejoice, full of virtue. Rejoice, help to the sick and the weakened; Rejoice, consolation in sorrows and sorrows. Rejoice, slander and temptations, from the world, the flesh and the devil who find, the banisher; Rejoice, healer of all diseases of the soul and body. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 9

The whole angelic army rejoiced, seeing the warrior of the King of Heaven, unshakable and preaching with the boldness of Christ, when he was led to the sword section along with Justina. But you are painful for her, so that you will not renounce Christ, when you see you beheaded, exhorted you to the tormentors, but first of all, and they will behead you according to her, bow your heads under the sword, sang to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 9

Vityas of many broadcasters will not be able to praise your suffering for Christ, they were not afraid of the fierce rebukes, but with bright faces they presented themselves to the court of the king, raising up all the faithful to sing to you: Rejoice, the faith of Christ's unshakable confessor; Rejoice, Holy Trinity, boldness of the preacher. Rejoice, fierce torment for nothing; Rejoice, your sufferings are magnified in the temples of God. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 10

Although save the souls of all those possessed by unclean spirits, you did not stop crying out to the Lord, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for you have been given the grace to pray for us, may we have mercy and be cleansed, sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 10

Be a solid and strong wall to us, Hieromartyr Cyprian, from the enemies visible and invisible, who with warm faith and love come running to you, but be protected and saved by you, let us sing to you: Rejoice, conquering the spirits of malice with humility; Rejoice, you who have been pierced by the fire of prayer with the arrows of the enemy. Rejoice, from the enemy visible and invisible walls and fences; Rejoice, glorious adornment of the Orthodox Church. Rejoice, divine help left by doctors; Rejoice, beloved consolation of those who mourn. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 11

Unceasing singing to the Most Holy Trinity, more than others, brought you, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for the Lord's mercy to fallen sinners, Who deigned the unworthy worthy to create and associate with His holy flock. We, thanking God for such mercy to us sinners, call Him: Alleluia.

Ikos 11

You were a luminous candle, God-wise, in the Church of Christ, enlightening the souls of the faithful with an immaterial light. Enlighten our sin-burdened hearts that sing like this: Rejoice, for the Lord showed His mercy to fallen sinners on you; Rejoice, out of the pit of perdition, like a stray sheep, you took food. Rejoice, made worthy of the unworthy; Rejoice, numbered among the holy flock of Christ. Rejoice, for you enlighten souls with the light of immaterial things; Rejoice, you guide those who have gone astray to the right path. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 12

Grace is given to you from God to trample on the power of the enemy and any satanic presence, you defeated your enemies and reached martyrdom, now standing on the throne of the King of glory, praying for us, let us be delivered from the captivity of the devil and delivered with a cry to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 12

Singing your zeal for Bose, your wondrous and glorious miracles, we magnify and praise you, Hieromartyr Cyprian, who received such grace from God, we pray to you, when at the hour of death our demonic hordes surround our souls, then show us your intercession, but deliverance from you Let us call to you: Rejoice, quick protection from the enemy forces that find it; Rejoice, deliverance from sorrows and sorrows. Rejoice, thou who didst love Christ to the end; Rejoice, having laid down your soul for Him. Rejoice, washing in the Blood of the Lamb; Rejoice, thou who didst dwell in the courts of the Lord. Rejoice, numbered among the host of saints. Rejoice, illumined by the Tri-radiant Light. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 13

O marvelous and glorious saint of God, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper to all who come running to you, accept this laudatory singing from us unworthy, heal from ailments, intercede from visible and invisible enemies and eternal torment, be delivered to us by the Lord, and with you we sing: Alleluia.

(This Kontakion is read three times. Then Ikos 1 and Kontakion 1)

May the Lord keep you!

Watch also the video with the akathist to Hieromartyr Cyprian:

In life, there are times when a person becomes a victim of black magic and witchcraft, without even knowing it. He suddenly falls ill or feels unwell, loses his job or loved ones, in the life of such a person literally everything goes awry. Sometimes a successful businessman suddenly becomes a beggar and becomes an inveterate drunkard, or a young woman “dries up” before our eyes, and doctors cannot establish a diagnosis. Thus, evil spells, damage or the evil eye work.

The Akathist to Cyprian and Justinia will help a person resist witchcraft and protect him from the attack of the forces of darkness. The word "akathist" means "singing while standing", that is, such a prayer must be read standing, glorifying the blessings of the saints and asking them for protection and help.

How to find out that a person has been damaged? Here are some signs of such a destructive process:

Loss of appetite and pain in the body.
Sudden "sticky fear", a feeling of anxiety.
Constant groundless irritability and aggression.
The desire to lay hands on oneself.
Unbearable mental suffering of indeterminate origin.
The appearance of "foreign voices" in the head (auditory hallucinations).
Constant insomnia or, conversely, excessive drowsiness and yawning.

Akathist to Cyprian and Justinia can be read at any time of the day, the only exception is the period church posts. The main point when reading an akathist is absolute concentration and faith in the effectiveness of what was conceived. Even if various thoughts (thoughts) sent by the devil appear in the head, one cannot stop in prayer. Particular attention should be paid to the correct placement of stress in words. Only in this way can a favorable result be obtained.

How does the Akathist to Cyprian and Justin help?

First of all, in getting rid of evil spells and witchcraft, induced damage and the evil eye, healing mental ailments. Unfortunately, in modern world many godless people turn to magicians, fortune-tellers and sorcerers to harm their fellow men. They are controlled by envy, the desire to take revenge or win over. The result of the performed magical rituals is damage - a powerful negative program, essentially aimed at causing harm or death to a person.

Who are Justinia and Cyprian? (A little about the history of the life of the saints)

The Orthodox Church celebrates Cyprian and Justinia's Memorial Day on October 15th. The holy martyrs were executed in Nicomedia in 304.

Before converting to Christianity, Cyprian was a famous sorcerer in Antioch and successfully sent demons on people. Once a rich young man Aglaid asked the sorcerer to cast spells on the young Christian Justina, with whom he was in love, but did not receive her favor. “Christ is my Bridegroom; I serve Him alone and for His sake I keep my purity, ”the girl always refused the groom.

With the help of demonic power, Cyprian tried three times to influence Justina, but the demons had no power over her, since the girl protected herself with the Sign of the Cross, as well as prayer and fasting.

Even after Cyprian sent pestilence on the city in which Justina lived, the demons could not resist the prayer power of the Christian. The sorcerer realized powerlessness evil spirits before the Almighty, repented of his sins, gave his magic books to Bishop Anfim for burning, renounced paganism and converted to Christianity. Soon Cyprian became a bishop and with his prayer life equaled the great saints. Justina went to the monastery, where she was elected abbess (abbess).

Cyprian and Justina preached Christianity together, and later they were martyred for Christ and now have power over demons. Interesting fact: a certain Theoktist (a warrior who saw the martyrdom of innocent Christians) also declared himself a Christian and suffered execution along with them. The miraculous relics of the saints now rest on the island of Cyprus in the village of Meniko, within the walls of the temple named after them.

The protective power of the akathist to Cyprian and Justina

How does the Akathist to Cyprian and Justina work? With prayerful words, they resort to the saints in order to protect them from evil spirits sent by sorcerers. Since the Hieromartyr Cyprian has passed the path of serving the dark forces, he has power over them. Being currently in heavenly abodes, the saint helps those who call him to overcome negative impact evil forces.

The righteous Justina defeats unclean spirits, so the akathist to these two saints has double power. Prayer acts as a kind of "shield", protecting from envious and "eyed" people, black magicians and sorcerers. Of course, the text of the akathist, like any prayer, should be read from the heart, deeply believing and fully relying on the omnipotence of the Lord.

The akathist deals with the life and earthly exploits of Cyprian and Justina, based on the notes of their contemporaries. The text also mentions the persecution of Christians committed under the Roman ruler Diocletian.

The full text of the Akathist to Cyprian and Justinia is given below.

Akathist to Cyprian and Martyr Justina

Kondak 1

Chosen from the devil's service to the service of the true God and numbered among the saints, Hieromartyr Cyprian, pray to Christ God to deliver us from the snares of the evil one and conquer the world, the flesh and the devil, let us call you: Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayerful for our souls.

Ikos 1

The angelic powers were surprised at how you turned from magical art, God-wisdom, to the knowledge of the Divine, by repentance you found an angelic passionless life. We, marveling at your conversion, cry out to you like this: Rejoice, surprising the angels with your conversion; Rejoice, rejoicing face of the saints. Rejoice, having shown your wisdom: Rejoice, for Christ you have taken the crown. Rejoice, as demons are driven away by you; Rejoice, for through you illnesses are healed. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick help and prayer for our souls.

Kondak 2

Turning from magic art, God-wise, to the knowledge of the Divine, the wisest doctor appeared to the world, granting healing to those who honor you, Cyprian, with Justina, praying to the human-loving Lady to save our souls, singing: Alleluia.

Ikos 2

The mind is imperfect to understand the truth of the Divine, having, in the blindness of a pagan being, studying demonic tricks, you worked hard. But realizing, as if they are afraid of the Cross of the Lord, thou hast known the infirmity of the demon, and having turned away the service of the evil one, thou hast flowed into the Temple of the Lord, for this we call thee: Rejoice, having studied the tricks of the demon; Rejoice, revealing the charms of his ministry. Rejoice, shaming the evil serpent; Rejoice, wisest of the wisest of this world. Rejoice, most sensible of the wisest; Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 3

The power of the Most High has enlightened your mind, Cyprian, always having no success in the sorcery of Aglaida to Justin, the demons said to you: “We are afraid of the Cross and we lose strength when we pray to have Justin.” He said to them: “If you are afraid of the Cross, then how much more terrible is the Crucified on the Cross for you,” and knowing the weakness of demons, he entered the temple of the Lord girded with all the faithful: Alleluia.

Ikos 3

Having a mind enlightened by power from above, Cyprian went to the bishop, asking for baptism, but being afraid, he refused him. The saint, however, was going to the temple of the Lord and standing at the Liturgy, did not come out to eat from the temple, when the deacon proclaimed: “You catechumens, go out. “I will not leave the temple,” Cyprian said to the bishop, “until you baptize me.” We, rejoicing at your admonition, sing the following: Rejoice, enlightened by the power from above; Rejoice, enlightened by the Lord. Rejoice, knowing the power of the Cross. Rejoice, for you drove the demons away from you. Rejoice, correcting your life; Rejoice, directing the steps to the Church. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 4

A storm of thoughts is obsessed with you: how to hide baptism. We take all our sorcerer's books, the saint put them in the middle of the city and burned them, singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 4

Having heard about you, the bishop, clothed himself in Christ about the good intention, baptized you and made you a reader in the temple of God. For this sake, we cry out to you: Rejoice, conqueror of the spirits of evil; Rejoice, sorcerer's books hotshot; Rejoice, desiring to be a Christian; Rejoice, holy baptism received. Rejoice, instructed by the bishop; Rejoice, appointed reader in the temple. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 5

Having received the richly woven clothes of holy baptism, O Cyprian, you earnestly prayed to God for the forgiveness of sins previously committed, tirelessly singing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 5

Seeing the bishop of your exploits and labors, Hieromartyr Cyprian, fasting, nightly vigil, kneeling, tearful prayers, and after a month he made you a deacon. We, thanking God, praise thee: Rejoice, day and night crying out to God; Rejoice, stretching out your hands to Him. Rejoice, asking for His forgiveness; Rejoice, thou who didst offer Him tearful prayers. Rejoice, showing fiery love for God; Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 6

The preacher of the truth of Christ appeared to you, glorious holy martyr Cyprian, jealous of the apostle of the seers, enlightening people with the teachings of Christ, they, knowing the Lord Jesus Christ, sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 6

Ascend in your heart the light of Divine grace, Cyprian, exalt you to the height of spiritual perfection, having reached the rank of priest, and later consecrated to the bishop. For this sake, with your prayers to the Lord, enlighten our hearts, warmly praying to you: Rejoice, consecrated bishop; Rejoice, ascended to the height of an eagle. Rejoice, city, standing on top of the mountain; Rejoice, lamp, burning before God. Rejoice, tireless prayer book to God; Rejoice, teacher, gifted by God. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 7

Although the Lord of mankind will be saved by everyone, granting us a wondrous prayer book, intercessor and healer from the spirits of malice in the heavenly places, your deeds and words have led many to repentance and correction of sinful lives, teaching everyone to sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 7

The new wisest doctor appeared to the world, Hieromartyr Cyprian, since your prayer, no magical deeds can resist, they are immediately destroyed and driven away from evil people and crafty demons. But we, seeing such God's power in you, cry out to you: Rejoice, destroyer of magical machinations; Rejoice, banisher of terrible demons. Rejoice, from you the spirits of malice, like smoke, disappear; Rejoice, the heavily tormented will soon be abandoned. Rejoice, soon delivering from troubles and sorrows; Rejoice, turning suffering into joy. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 8

A strange miracle is flowing to you with faith, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for the grace given to you by God to cast out unclean spirits that torment a person, demons are cast out, the sick are healed and sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 8

With all your heart you surrendered to God and with all your soul you loved Him, directing all your diligence and desire to fulfill His will, but you, like a good shepherd, did not reject you who were weighed down by troubles; but intercede in prayers before the Lord, granting healing and consolation. But we, praising your love for God, cry out to you: Rejoice, you who loved Christ with all your heart; Rejoice, full of virtue. Rejoice, help to the sick and the weakened; Rejoice, consolation in sorrows and sorrows. Rejoice, slander and temptations, from the world, the flesh and the devil who find, the banisher; Rejoice, healer of all diseases of the soul and body. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 9

The whole angelic army rejoiced, seeing the warrior of the King of Heaven, unshakable and preaching with the boldness of Christ, when he was led to the sword section along with Justina. But you are painful for her, so that you will not renounce Christ, when you see you beheaded, exhorted you to the tormentors, but first of all, and they will behead you according to her, bow your heads under the sword, sang to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 9

Vityas of many broadcasters will not be able to praise your suffering for Christ, they were not afraid of the fierce rebukes, but with bright faces they presented themselves to the court of the king, raising up all the faithful to sing to you: Rejoice, the faith of Christ's unshakable confessor; Rejoice, Holy Trinity, boldness of the preacher. Rejoice, fierce torment for nothing; Rejoice, your sufferings are magnified in the temples of God. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 10

Although save the souls of all those possessed by unclean spirits, you did not stop crying out to the Lord, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for you have been given the grace to pray for us, may we have mercy and be cleansed, sing to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 10

Be a solid and strong wall to us, Hieromartyr Cyprian, from the enemies visible and invisible, who with warm faith and love come running to you, but be protected and saved by you, let us sing to you: Rejoice, conquering the spirits of malice with humility; Rejoice, you who have been pierced by the fire of prayer with the arrows of the enemy. Rejoice, from the enemy visible and invisible walls and fences; Rejoice, glorious adornment of the Orthodox Church. Rejoice, divine help left by doctors; Rejoice, beloved consolation of those who mourn. Rejoice, Holy Martyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 11

Unceasing singing to the Most Holy Trinity, more than others, brought you, Hieromartyr Cyprian, for the Lord's mercy to fallen sinners, Who deigned the unworthy worthy to create and associate with His holy flock. We, thanking God for such mercy to us sinners, call Him: Alleluia.

Ikos 11

You were a luminous candle, God-wise, in the Church of Christ, enlightening the souls of the faithful with an immaterial light. Enlighten our sin-burdened hearts that sing like this: Rejoice, for the Lord showed His mercy to fallen sinners on you; Rejoice, out of the pit of perdition, like a stray sheep, you took food. Rejoice, made worthy of the unworthy; Rejoice, numbered among the holy flock of Christ. Rejoice, for you enlighten souls with the light of immaterial things; Rejoice, you guide those who have gone astray to the right path. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

Kondak 12

Grace is given to you from God to trample on the power of the enemy and any satanic presence, you defeated your enemies and reached martyrdom, now standing on the throne of the King of glory, praying for us, let us be delivered from the captivity of the devil and delivered with a cry to God: Alleluia.

Ikos 12

Singing your zeal for Bose, your wondrous and glorious miracles, we magnify and praise you, Hieromartyr Cyprian, who received such grace from God, we pray to you, when at the hour of death our demonic hordes surround our souls, then show us your intercession, but deliverance from you Let us call to you: Rejoice, quick protection from the enemy forces that find it; Rejoice, deliverance from sorrows and sorrows. Rejoice, thou who didst love Christ to the end; Rejoice, having laid down your soul for Him. Rejoice, washing in the Blood of the Lamb; Rejoice, thou who didst dwell in the courts of the Lord. Rejoice, numbered among the host of saints. Rejoice, illumined by the Tri-radiant Light. Rejoice, Hieromartyr Cyprian, quick helper and prayer book for our souls.

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