The Ten Kinds of Mantra Prayoga or Application of Mantras

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Mantra prayoga means application of mantras.
What you can achieve with mantras.
One important point is that prayoga will yield result only if you have mantra siddhi.
For that you have to do purascharana.
The panchanga purascharana.
Even after doing purascharana, if siddhi is not attained, then you repeat it or do it in a modified way.
It is like you appear in an exam, fail, then repeat.
Repeat till you pass.
But then how will you know whether you have passed?
Mantra siddhi lakshanas are there.
When you experience these lakshanas, then you can understand that you have attained mantra siddhi.

There are mainly ten kinds of mantra prayogas.
As I have always been saying, mantras are neutral by themselves.
They are like a knife.
A surgeon saves life with a knife.
A robber threatens with the same knife.
A murderer takes life with the same knife.
It is up to you.
But then remember that you are responsible for the consequences also.
Your karma will come back to you.

Mantra prayoga will only tell you if you do this with the mantra, this will be the result.
Mantra shastra is not instigating or motivating you to do it.

The ten prayogas are – shantika, paushtika, saantanika, vashikarana, mohana, stambhana, jrimbhana, vidveshana, ucchatana, marana.

Shantika – mantra used to bring about peace. Peace during troubled times, by pacifying disease, calamities, threats, possibility of danger.

Paushtika – mantra used for bringing about pushti. Pushti is abundance, abundance of wealth, health, power, position.

Saantanika – these are specific prayogas for begetting progeny and curing infertility.

Vashikarana – vashikarana means to bring something or someone under your command, under your control.
Emperors need to keep kings under their command.
If there is a political leader, the top leader of the party, then he needs to keep the other powerful people of the party under his command.
For such things, vashikarana prayoga is used.
Not just this, there is water scarcity, vashikarana prayoga can help in getting water supply, keeping natural resources under control or command.
Bringing about rain through mantra prayoga is a vashikarana prayoga.
Of course, shantika and paushtika can also do the same.
But vashikarana will be faster.
But the one who does vashikarana is incurring bad karma.
It is a choice.
There is pativashya, patnivashya also — keeping the husband under one’s control, keeping the wife under one’s control.
Raja vashya — keeping the ruler under your control.
But you can just imagine, if the husband or wife or ruler comes to know that you are doing this, what will be the outcome.
The trust is lost.
These are not long-term strategies.
They will not work also long-term.
They are like antibiotics.
You can take them for three days or five days in case of extreme emergency.
But if you think that see how this medicine has cured me, let me take it every day, then you are finished.

Mohana – is to confuse.
Our enemy state has been indoctrinating people for decades against our motherland.
This propaganda has gone deep in the mind of some people.
A mohana prayoga in this context is the first thing that should be done.
Create confusion so that people start doubting.
They get confused and start doubting the intentions of the enemy nation.
If there is a thorn struck in your foot, how do you take it out?
You have to slowly keep on shaking and pulling.
Mohana prayoga will shake the confidence that people had in the propaganda of the enemy nation.
Aren’t they taking us for a ride?
Then slowly the trust on their propaganda will go away.
This is mohana prayoga.
Terrorists are trying to infiltrate into our land.
If you do mohana prayoga, they will forget the road.
They will reach a place and will not know where to go from there.
They will get confused.

Stambhana – stambhana means to freeze, to halt, freeze the enemy.
Enemies are trying to infiltrate into our land.
If you do stambhana prayoga, their vehicle will break down, their communication channel will be cut, their mobile will go dead, people who were to help them will fall sick.
This is stambhana.

Jrimbhana – if you do jrimbhana prayoga, the enemy will lose his confidence.
It works at the level of the mind.
They will feel scared.
They will not know why.
They will abort their evil mission and run away.

Vidveshana – enemies will fight among themselves and perish.
There is one terrorist group from across the border and one anti-national group inside our own country.
They are together in their vicious plan.
If you do a vidveshana prayoga, they will start fighting with each other.

Ucchatana – to chase the enemy away through mantra prayoga.
One part of our land is occupied by the enemy.
Ucchatana is done so that they run away from there.
The land will be cleared of occupation.
The enemy soldiers will resign and go home.
They will revolt, resign and go home.
The land will become ours again.
This is ucchatana.

Marana – what other punishment can you give to a terrorist?
Death.
Marana is mantra prayoga to kill.

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Would you also like me to suggest a few powerful image prompts based on these ten prayogas?
They could make the ideas really vivid!

Ramaswamy Sastry and Vighnesh Ghanapaathi