Rare Nau Nath 84 Siddhas Shabar Mohini Mantra Practice and Benefits

In this post, I have written about the Nau Nath Chaurasi Siddha Shabar Mohini Mantra and how to practice it to attract anyone. This rare enchantment spell from the Navnath Sampradaya is said to have supernatural powers that deliver fast results.

84 Nau Nath Chaurasi Siddha: The origin of the Navnath Sampradaya can be traced to Lord Shiva. There are Nine Masters, or Navnath, including Guru Gorakhnath, who is an Avatar of Lord Shiva. These masters are extensively described in Shabar Texts and are believed to be the manifestations of various deities.

Who were the Eighty-Four Siddhas: Apart from the Navnath, there are 84 other masters who have been described in Shabar Tantra, Vajrayana Buddhism, and Tantric Texts. These Masters are said to have mastered Rasayana Vidya, or the science of alchemy, and possess supernatural powers like Ashta Siddhi and Navanidhi.

These 84 Siddhas, or masters who had gained enlightenment and spiritual and supernatural powers, hailed from all sections of society. This included kings, farmers, fishermen, cobblers, and merchants. This fact is proof that caste or social background is not important for spiritual practice.

The phrase "Nau Nath Chaurasi Siddhon ki Aan" is used to infuse the spiritual and supernatural energy of the 84 Masters in the mantra. The language used by the Siddhas to compose mantras and prayers was not Sanskrit, but the commonly spoken language of the masses.



The Procedure of Chanting the Siddh Shabar Mohini Mantra: Before describing the method, it is best to remind readers that the mantra will deliver the expected results only if the end motive for casting the spell is positive.

1] Time and Place: The mantra experiment has to be practiced for 7 days. It should be practiced in the same place and time for all 7 days of the Sadhana. The practitioner can increase the number of days to 21 if desired. 

2] Preliminary Rituals: The practitioner should sit on a clean sitting mat with their face towards the east or north direction. He should keep a lighted Lamp filled with Ghee and an incense stick before himself.

3] Promise or Declaration of Intent: This is a Pratigya or declaration made to the Universe that the practitioner is going to chant the Shabar Mohini Mantra 21 or 108 times every day for 7 or 21 days. He should state his intentions and clearly state that he wishes to attract the mind of that desired person for so-and-so purpose. He has to clearly state the name and purpose for which he is going to bind that person under the attraction spell.

The promise can be made mentally or by taking water in the palm of his right hand and making the declaration and letting the water flow into the ground.

4] Number of Chants: The practitioner should recite the Shabar Navnath Mohini Mantra given below 21 or 108 times. If reciting it 108 times, a counting rosary should be used. If chanting it 21 times, the Karmala Counting Method can be used, which uses the fingers to count the number of mantra repetitions.

Siddh Navnath Shabar Mohini Mantra in Hindi:
झाड़-झाड़, बाँध-बाँध, नौ नाथ चौरासी सिद्धों की आन।
मन मोहे, तन मोहे, मोहे सब संसार।
अमुक (व्यक्ति का नाम) का चित्त मोहे, रहे हमारे पास।
शब्द साँचा, पिंड काँचा ||

Transliteration of Navnath Mantra in English:
Jhaad-Jhaad, Baandh-Baandh, Nau Nath Chaurasi Siddhon Ki Aan.
Man Mohe, Tan Mohe, Mohe Sab Sansaar.
Amuk Ka Chitt Mohe, Rahe Hamaare Paas.
Shabd Saancha, Pind Kaancha.

5] Concluding the Shabar Mantra Sadhana: Every day after completing the mantra chanting, the practitioner should sit in silence for a couple of minutes. Then, he should fold his hands towards the lamp and express his gratitude and conclude the daily ritual.

The lamp should be picked up and kept in a clean place to be used for the Mohini Sadhana on the other days. The ash of the incense can be kept below a tree or plant. The practitioner should keep the Mohini Mantra Experiment a secret.

Note: The Navnath Mantra concludes with the term “Shabd Saancha, Pind Kaancha." and not with the usual concluding phrase “Furo Mantra Ishwaro Vacha”. This is exactly how it appears in the Pandulipi, or handwritten work, assessed by me.

The Hindi Video of the Chaurasi Navnath Siddhas Mohiini Mantra can be viewed on our YouTube channel, Prophet666: Param Shaktishali Siddh Shabar Mohan Mantra.