This Mantra, which is given by me in this post is a Tamas Guni or Dangerous Mantra, which is called in the Hindi language as the Shatru Ke Sharir Ko Vedna Dene Ka Mantra or a Mantra to make the body of an enemy pain. This is one of the protective Shabar Mantras, which are normally used for defensive purposes only, to distract the attention of an enemy who is hell-bent upon harming the Spell-Caster.
Siddhi Sadhana-
The Mantra has to be Mastered during the period of Grahan Kaal[full or partial solar or lunar eclipse] or the festivals of Holi or Diwali.
The Siddhi Sadhana should be conducted by chanting the Mantra 10008 times using a Rudraksha Counting Rosary, while performing the Siddhi Sadhana, the practitioner should see to it that he is not disturbed of distracted and the Mantra Chanting should be done continuously so as to conclude the Siddhi Sadhana in one-go.
मंत्र
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं त्रपुर वहरू वीर मम शत्रु [ अमुकस्य ] पीड़ा कुरु कुरु स्वाहा ||
Mantra
Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Trapur Vahuru Veer Mam Shatru [ Amukasya] Peeda Kuru Kuru Swaha ||
The Prayog Vidhi
The Spell-Caster should pick up some dust/mud from under the exact spot where the footprints of the right leg of the enemy are visible.
Then, the Spell-Caster should then take 7 Karelas[ Bottle Gourd] and slit each of the horizontally and stuff the dust/mud from under the enemy’s foot inside each of the Karelas.
Then, he should tie a thread on each of the Karelas.
After this, he should pick up a Karela by the thread and hold it over a flame/fire and chant the Mantra 7 times.
The same procedure should be repeated with each of the remaining 6 Karelas.
While performing the Siddhi Sadhana and the actual experiment to give body pain to the enemy the word- amukasya-अमुकस्य should be replaced by the name of the enemy who has to be given body pain.
Each of the Karelas should be heated until they turn blackish and after the Mantra Experiment they should be disposed of by burying them or putting them in a public garbage disposal bin.
Note – As you can seen the Mantra invokes a paranormal entity called the Trapur Veer to make the body of the enemy pain. However, the Spell-Caster should not think about this entity while performing the Siddhi Sadhana or the actual Mantra Prayog.
Siddhi Sadhana-
The Mantra has to be Mastered during the period of Grahan Kaal[full or partial solar or lunar eclipse] or the festivals of Holi or Diwali.
The Siddhi Sadhana should be conducted by chanting the Mantra 10008 times using a Rudraksha Counting Rosary, while performing the Siddhi Sadhana, the practitioner should see to it that he is not disturbed of distracted and the Mantra Chanting should be done continuously so as to conclude the Siddhi Sadhana in one-go.
मंत्र
ॐ ह्रीं श्रीं क्लीं त्रपुर वहरू वीर मम शत्रु [ अमुकस्य ] पीड़ा कुरु कुरु स्वाहा ||
Mantra
Om Hreem Shreem Kleem Trapur Vahuru Veer Mam Shatru [ Amukasya] Peeda Kuru Kuru Swaha ||
The Prayog Vidhi
The Spell-Caster should pick up some dust/mud from under the exact spot where the footprints of the right leg of the enemy are visible.
Then, the Spell-Caster should then take 7 Karelas[ Bottle Gourd] and slit each of the horizontally and stuff the dust/mud from under the enemy’s foot inside each of the Karelas.
Then, he should tie a thread on each of the Karelas.
After this, he should pick up a Karela by the thread and hold it over a flame/fire and chant the Mantra 7 times.
The same procedure should be repeated with each of the remaining 6 Karelas.
While performing the Siddhi Sadhana and the actual experiment to give body pain to the enemy the word- amukasya-अमुकस्य should be replaced by the name of the enemy who has to be given body pain.
Each of the Karelas should be heated until they turn blackish and after the Mantra Experiment they should be disposed of by burying them or putting them in a public garbage disposal bin.
Note – As you can seen the Mantra invokes a paranormal entity called the Trapur Veer to make the body of the enemy pain. However, the Spell-Caster should not think about this entity while performing the Siddhi Sadhana or the actual Mantra Prayog.
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