Jaina Method Of Curing

SR No.: 034117
Original Sutra Author: N/A
Author: Manju Jain
Publisher: International School for Jain Studies
Total Pages: 286
Language: English
Classification: Book_English
File Size: 39 MB

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15th Shloka: Attain Honour & Get Rid Of Nightmares
1.0 Purpose 1.1 The royal court is impressed and honor is attained. Keeping the Yantra on the arm makes a man chaste without loss of semen virile and night emissions.
2.0 Scope 2.1. It is no wonder if the celestial nymphs could not rouse, even in the least the casual passions are quite unable to attract even a little bit to Lord Adinatha who is firmed like Sumeru Mountains like the dooms of time, which can destroy all the mountains, is quite unable even to harm a bit to Sumeru.
3.0 Method
3.1 After bath, clothed in red, seated on red base the 15th verse the Riddhi and Mantra syllables are chanted everyday for 14 days with a red rosary offering the olibanum and one meal in a day.
4.0 Resources Red clothes, Red Rosary, 15th Verse, Riddhi, Yantra and Mantra, offering the olibanum one meal in a day.
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
CHITRAM KIMATRA YADI TÉ TRIDASHÀNGA-NĀBHIRNITAM MANĀGAPI MANO NA VIKĀRA-MĀRGAM KALPĀNTA-KĀLA-MARUTĀ CHALITĀCHALEN KIM MANDARĀDRI-SHIKHARAM CHALITAM KADĀCHITA
Meaning O Vitaraga! In spite of all your qualities, you are so much indifferent and unconcerned that even the fairies of the heaven neither attract you, nor detract you! The disastrous storm at the end of an eon topples other mountains as well. But no sooner it approaches Mount Meru, the king of Mountains, turns into breezes. Thunder is well aware that its might will not work there. God, I have come to know by your grace that the Veetaraga cannot be lured even by the3 best and most beautiful fairies. The one who is never lured is veetaraga, and veetaraga can never be lured.
Mantra - Repeat 108 times
Om namo achintyabala-parākramāya sarvārtha kāmarūpaya hrām hrīm kraum shrīm namah Om namo Bhagwati Gunawati Mahāmānasi namah swāhā
Riddhi (le pouvoir surnaturel) Om hrīm arham namo dasapuvvīnam (Jhraum jhraum namah swāhā)