The whole creation has emerged from a sequence of sounds or vibrations. Sounds, in a way, are just forms — And forms, from the most physical (gross) to the subtlest (the creation itself) create the experience of the universe as we see/perceive it.
In Sanskrit and Hindi, the word form translates to aa-kaar (or आकार). This word is actually a combination of two words: अ and कार. Here, अ (a) is a sound, and कार means ‘causing it’.
When these two words come together, they become: the action of producing the अ sound.
Likewise, the whole universe is created from three sounds. While aa-kaar covers the physical world, there are two more in our creation:
• u-kaar (उकार): This sound creates the intermediary realm between the physical and non-physical — for instance, the mind and the dream world.
• m-kaar (मकार): This sound is completely inward-oriented and has no physical aspect to it. It reverberates within itself, meaning it generates itself through itself. An extreme example to make sense of this would be: nothingness looking at itself and screaming that it exists.
Upon realizing these three aspects of creation — which come together to form ॐ (Aum) — you attain one of the ashta-siddhis called Vashitva: the ability to control and influence others, animals, and even the five primordial elements within your body.
Through this Siddhi, the Siddha devises spells, hymns or mantras to influence forms of nature. The Vedas, the stotras, and the paaths — every religious text is loaded with them.
The Foundational Sounds in Every Sanskrit or Hindi Alphabet (Akshar)
The word Akshar (alphabet in Hindi) is made from two words: a + ksharati. Here, ksharati means “destructible,” and adding the prefix a makes it “non-destructible.” To put it simply, the word means “that which cannot be destroyed.” Akshar represents a fundamental quality of creation.
- Vedic Sanskrit contains all the possible alphabets that can be formed in the universe.
- In Addition, you can observe that every Hindi/Sanskrit alphabet cannot be spoken without the sound ‘a’ or
अ. - And if you look deeper into the sounds, you’ll realize that every alphabet also has u-kaar and m-kaar in it.
So, these are the fundamental sounds that construct everything, including the gross, subtle and causal phenomena of creation.
Enough Already! Where are the Spells?
To put everything simply, when you chant something or recite a hymn, you’re manifesting a form/vibration into creation. The vibration creates a form in space. This is not just true for particular hymns, but also for anything you speak or even think. Your thoughts reverberate through space across the universe.
A mathematical understanding is put into the creation of the following spells. Especially, in the Atharva-veda, you can find spells for several use-cases. However, I found that most of the spells in it are primarily devised for protection and torturing your enemies.
You’ll also find the translation of the spells extremely assertive and even barbaric. It’s due to the cultural differences between two totally different timelines.
At the end of the day, if it works, it works. And that’s all that matters. We’ll look at the effects of these spells/hymns from an ethical standpoint later.
Here are the spells (for women only):
#1 Spell to attract a spouse
अयमा यात्यर्यमा पुरस्ताद् विषितस्तुपः ।
अस्या इच्छन्नग्रुवै पतिमुत जायामजानये।।
The praiseworthy Sun God is rising from the east. He is rising with the desire to give a woman to a man without a woman, and a husband to a girl.अश्रमदियमर्यमन्नन्यासां समनं यती।
अङ्गो न्वर्यमन्नस्या अन्याः समनमायति ।।
O Aryaman (Sun God)! These girls who are longing for husbands are feeling sad because they have not found them. O Aryaman! Other girls are also engaged in performing peace rituals for them.धाता दाधार पृथिवीं धाता द्यामुत सूर्यम् ।
धातास्या अगुवै पतिं दधातु प्रतिकाम्यम् ॥३ ॥
The bearer of the whole universe has held the earth, the sky and Savita in their respective places. May Dhātādev alone grant the desired husbands to these girls who are yearning for husbands.#2 Spell that impels him to confess or show interest
आ क्रन्दय धनपते वरमामनसं कृणु ।
सर्वं प्रदक्षिणं कृणु यो वरः प्रतिकाम्यः ।।
O wealthy lord Varundev! You should announce through this groom that this girl is his wife. You should call this groom in front of the girl and inspire his mind towards the girl and make him behave accordingly.#3 Spell that impels him to propose for marriage
आ ते नयतु सविता नयतु पतिर्यः प्रतिकाम्यः । त्वमस्यै धेह्योषधे ।।
O Oshadha! Please provide a husband to this girl.
O girl! May Savitadev bring this groom to you.
May your desired husband marry you and take you to his home.#4 Spell to make him desperate for you
यथा मम स्मरादसौ नामुष्याहं कदा चन ।
देवाः प्र हिणुत स्मरमसौ मामनु शोचतु ॥
He shall remember me, but I shall never even think of him. O Gods! Please keep this 'Kama' away from me. Let him grieve for me.#5 Spell to make him lustful toward you
वाञ्छ मे तन्वं१ पादौ वाञ्छाक्ष्यौ३ वाञ्छ सक्थ्यौ ।
अक्ष्यौ वृषण्यन्त्याः केशा मां ते कामेन शुष्यन्तु ॥१ ॥
Crave my body and my legs. Crave my eyes and my thighs. Look at each and every part of my body with affection. I feel inspired by the intent in your eyes and hair, yearning to well up with tears.A Disclaimer Before You Use These Hymns
These hymns can be spoken vocally or mentally. To use them on a specific person, think of the person or their name before reciting the hymn. It’s not complicated at all. You only have to recite the hymn once or twice. I’d suggest not using these often (maybe twice or thrice a week).
- And do not use it obsessively on everyone you’re attracted to. Doing that will jeopardize your life-energy greatly, and put you in a very miserable state over time. Your life energies will be bound to the deity, so naturally you will become an eternal slave to the hymn or deity (even after death, the slavery would persist because your very life-energies will take that form).
- These hymns invoke certain deities and using them can bring uneasiness and congestion in the chest region 1-2 days after you’ve used them. This karmic transaction is natural and a sign that it’s working. Desire (Raag) and suffering (Dwesh) always co-exist. In the seed of a worldly desire, a seed of suffering is always present.
However, these hymns can be cancelled out or discarded through other divine hymns that are beyond the scope of this article.
Is Mind-Control Morally Justifiable?
Every person has a different use-case and situation in life. It’s always good to have a variety of tools and skills in your arsenal. Like anything else, a tool is just that — a tool. These hymns are tools you can use.
You can unscrew a screw with a screwdriver, or you can do it with your teeth.
The screwdriver will give you an edge in the world — as long as you know what you’re doing. If you start putting your screwdriver into every hole you see, one day you might hit a power socket.
At least that’s how I think. These hymns are highly Tantric in nature, and you’re supposed to use these tools as tools, not as means to exploit others. Exploitation will bring consequences in ways that are too subtle for you to foresee.
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Aight! That’s it for this one. Take care. Babye!
PS:- A SS I found funny:
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