Vashikaran Yantra
Yantra to attract
someone you love, to bring your beloved under your control.
To attract someone you LOVE. Get the partner of your choice. A real mystical
marvel of the ancient Indian science. It concentrates the energy of your mind
waves to influence the woman or man of your dreams and within a period of 40 to
90 days attract her or him towards you. IF YOUR LOVE IS TRUE you will see the
result from the first day itself
Yantra Guidelines:-
A Yantra is an instrument, or a talisman or a mystical diagram usually in
copper. It is a technique or path, considered the simplest and shortest, through
which one can attain one's desires, and fulfill one's wishes. It is said that
the 'Deities' reside in the Yantras and by performing 'Puja' or worship of
Yantras, one can appease them, remove the malefic effects of planets, and
increase the flow of positive influences. Procedures to be followed by you to
place this energized Yantra.
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First purify your body and
start with a clear and positive mind frame |
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Find a place on the floor
facing east, where you will be undisturbed. |
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Light the incense or diya.
(It does not matter how many you light). |
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4. |
Lay a fresh flower and a
fresh fruit on the altar. |
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5. |
Open the Yantra and place
it along with the image of the deity of yantra and your isht God. |
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6. |
Take the water with any
leaf from any tree and sprinkle the water on yourself followed by sprinkling
the water on the Yantra. |
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7. |
Then purify your soul and
surrender yourself completely in devotion to God and chant 21 times the
following : |
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"Om Lakeen " |
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8. |
Close your eyes and
concentrate on the deity to bless you with wishes.Now with all sincerity,
ask God to grant you the desire of your life that you wanted to be fulfilled
in your own language. |
Vedic Yantras are Energised (Pran
pratishta) by learned purohits, by reciting the vedic mantra of the particular
Devi or Deva one lack eighteen thousands time and the Homa of 108 mantra.
Yantras are send along with Prashad of the Pran Pratishta (no eatables are
sent).
