Black Magic, Tantra & Voodoo
The literal meaning of tantra is "technique". The misuse of Tantra or Black Magic or Voodoo for illegal and unethical material gains is a common practice worldwide. Tantra/Black Magic is practiced specifically nowadays by many to confuse, mani- pulate and dominate; to misdirect and disrupt the flow of concentration;to create disinterestedness, frustration and apathy,to create hatred and animosity between people, to immobilize and render inert and to hurt, injure and even attempt to kill, as stated:"maranam mohanam vashyam sthambann-occhatana aadikam".
Numerous examples of tantra are seen in daily life. The "lemon and 7 green chilies" strung together and hung in shops and business establishments is so commonly practised in India that people hardly even notice these devices. If they do, they think the shopkeeper is ‘pious’ or ‘religious’ person. In fact the "lemon and seven green chilies" yantra is vashikaran-tantra (dominating-manipulating tantra) specific -ally meant to take away a certain extent of the fortune of those who walk in to the establishment. The seven chilies act like seven "knives" which cut through the seven layers of the aura of the person (lemon) to pull out the good fortune of each person walking into the shop where this device is kept. Naturally this is without The permission or knowledge of the people and has karmic consequences as for stealing.The lighted "diya" or lamp and eatables kept at intersections is a nefarious tantric ritual where a passerby who touches or even comes near the device is liable to pickup/absorb somebody else’s negative karma and even subtle astral-plane negative entities ("bhuta-preta"), and suffer the consequences.
"Disease that is not diagnosable or what doctors sometimes refer to as "NAD" (Not Able to Diagnose) often are caused by tantric attacks. Sudden financial losses or your business crashing or persistent unexplained failures in work/interviews/exams etc could also be related to tantra. This is why the word "tantrik" today is synonymous with "evil" and "fearful". Where there is the negative, the positive also exists. Positive techniques and methods also exist and special harmonizing or ‘healing’ devices can be fashioned to neutralize the negative and generate the positive."
Numerous examples of tantra are seen in daily life. The "lemon and 7 green chilies" strung together and hung in shops and business establishments is so commonly practised in India that people hardly even notice these devices. If they do, they think the shopkeeper is ‘pious’ or ‘religious’ person. In fact the "lemon and seven green chilies" yantra is vashikaran-tantra (dominating-manipulating tantra) specific -ally meant to take away a certain extent of the fortune of those who walk in to the establishment. The seven chilies act like seven "knives" which cut through the seven layers of the aura of the person (lemon) to pull out the good fortune of each person walking into the shop where this device is kept. Naturally this is without The permission or knowledge of the people and has karmic consequences as for stealing.The lighted "diya" or lamp and eatables kept at intersections is a nefarious tantric ritual where a passerby who touches or even comes near the device is liable to pickup/absorb somebody else’s negative karma and even subtle astral-plane negative entities ("bhuta-preta"), and suffer the consequences.
"Disease that is not diagnosable or what doctors sometimes refer to as "NAD" (Not Able to Diagnose) often are caused by tantric attacks. Sudden financial losses or your business crashing or persistent unexplained failures in work/interviews/exams etc could also be related to tantra. This is why the word "tantrik" today is synonymous with "evil" and "fearful". Where there is the negative, the positive also exists. Positive techniques and methods also exist and special harmonizing or ‘healing’ devices can be fashioned to neutralize the negative and generate the positive."
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