Enhance Attraction and Charm with Kama Deva's Mantra

नमः कामदेवाय सर्वजनप्रियाय सर्वजनसम्मोहनाय ज्वल ज्वल प्रज्वल प्रज्वल सर्वजनहृदयं मम वशं कुरु कुरु स्वाहा।

namah' kaamadevaaya sarvajanapriyaaya sarvajanasammohanaaya jvala jvala prajvala prajvala sarvajanahri'dayam' mama vasham' kuru kuru svaahaa.

'Salutations to Kama Deva, the God of Love, who is beloved by all and possesses the power to enchant everyone. Ignite, ignite, burn, burn the hearts of all people, and make them favorable towards me.'

This mantra is an invocation to Kama Deva, seeking his blessings for gaining love, attraction, and influence over others. It reflects a desire to harness the divine power of love and charm, channeling it to create favorable relationships and harmony in life.

Benefits:
Listening to this Mantra with devotion is believed to enhance one’s attractiveness and charisma, promoting positive relationships and fostering a sense of affection and unity among people. It is thought to help in developing personal magnetism, increasing one’s ability to positively influence others, and achieving personal desires through the grace of Kama Deva.

Knowledge Bank

What is the meaning of Itihasa?

In Sanskrit, Itihasa means इतिह आस्ते अस्मिन् - that which contains advice to live a fulfilling life. They are based on real incidents of the past. The two Itihasas are Ramayana and Mahabharata.

Akroor Ghat

On the way from Vrindavan to Mathura, Lord Krishna revealed his divine form to Akrura in the waters of the Yamuna at this spot. This event gives Akroor Ghat its significance. It is also known as 'Brahmahrid.' Located between Mathura and Vrindavan, near the banks of the Yamuna, it is close to the Gopinath Temple. A fair is held here on Vaishakh Shukla Navami.

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