Manifest Your Desires: 2 Original Sankalp Siddhi Mantras

In this post, I have written about 2 versions of a "Sankalp Siddhi" or "Intentions or Desire Fulfilling" mantra. These are powerful mantras for manifesting desires, composed by me by combining the power of Beej Mantras with the resolve or intentions of the practitioner.

About the Sankalp Siddhi Mantras: These are original compositions that have been created especially for the purpose of wish and desire fulfillment. Unlike a casual wish, a Sankalp is a firm resolve or intention that originates from deep within the mind of the chanter. Using the Sankalp Siddhi Mantras that I have given in this post, the practitioner can direct his energy towards a single target without difficulty.

According to Mantra Shastra and Indian spiritualism, if a person chants a mantra a specific number of times with a clear intention of fulfilling auspicious desires or needs without the intention to harm, hurt, or deprive others, that intention is transferred into the Universal Consciousness.

The real purpose of practicing "Sankalp Siddhi" mantras is to focus clearly on the Sankalp or intention without the use of terms that you do not understand or if their purposes remain unknown.

 


Even though these mantras are not found in Tantric scriptures, such mantras are often chanted by very advanced practitioners of Mantra Vidya, like affirmations for fulfilling desires and wishes.

I have been researching these mantras for many years and can say with a high degree of confidence that they really work, like the most powerful affirmations. If any of our readers practice this wish-fulfilling mantra, I would request them to share their experience for the benefit of others.

How to Chant the Sankalp Siddhi Wish Fulfillment Mantra: The mantra is free from any sacred rules, restrictions, or worship in any form. It should be practiced for at least 7 days at the same time every day. The mantra can be chanted 11 or 21 times verbally in a clear tone. The practitioner can even chant it 108 times if desired using any preferred counting method.

The practitioner should think about his wish or desire clearly before chanting the mantra and imagine that the Universe has already fulfilled it. The mantra should be recited for the fulfillment of 1 wish at a time; trying to fulfill many wishes at the same time and expecting too much at the same time will defeat the purpose of the mantra because the practitioner will lose his focus and concentration.

Readers can see the video of the mantra published on our YouTube Channel to hear the correct pronunciation: Manokamana Purti Ke Liye Siddh Beej Mantra.

ॐ ऐं ह्रीं संकल्प सिद्धये नमः॥
Om Aim Hreem Sankalpa Siddhaye Namah.

Meaning of the Wish Fulfillment Mantra: The mantra uses the Maya Beej "Hreem" and the Saraswati Beej "Aim" to infuse life into his desire to make a wish come true.

The Term Sankalpa Siddhaye means: Sankalp: resolve, intention, or desire. Siddhaye: success or fulfillment.

Second Version of the Sankalp Siddhi Mantra to Fulfill Any Wish or Desire:

ॐ ह्रीं क्लीं शुभसंकल्पाय सिद्धिं देहि नमः॥
Om Hreem Kleem Shubhasankalpaya Siddhim Dehi Namah.

About this Wish-Fulfilling Mantra: This mantra uses the "Maya Beej " Hreem and the "Kaam or Akarshan" Beej Kleem to transmit the vibrations of the mantra and his intention into the Universal Energy.

The term Shubha-sankalpaya means auspicious desire or intention. And Siddhim Dehi: means give me success.

How to Recite this Mantra to Fulfill a Wish: The practitioner can use the same procedure described by me for the first version of the Sankalp Siddhi Mantra.

Chant only one Version of the mantra: The practitioner should select and recite any one of the 2 versions described above by me. Both variations serve the same purpose and generate the same amount of energy.