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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40th Shloka for Curing Effect Of Poison and Controlling Snakes
1.0 Purpose 1.1 The Yantra is kept near and the 21 chants of the verse, Riddhi and mantra syllables are performed to make water mystical which when sprinkled wards of fear from fire.
2.0 Scope 2.1. Repeating of the verse is able to extinguish the fire of the jungle with the water flow of the devotion of the God. Before chanting all the wild creatures were running here and there for saving their soul from the fire of the jungle, but as they came nearer Acharya Manatunga they sat quietly.
3.0 Method 3.1 After purification and dressed in red keeping the auspicious pitcher facing east and Yantra facing north it is worshipped. Then occupying red scat and facing east the Riddhi and mantra syllables and chanted 12000 times with red rosary.
4.0 Resources Yanra, Mantra, Riddhi and Verse Red dress, Red Seat and Red Rosary
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
Meaning
Oh my Lord! The wildfire is a fire advancing in leaps and bounds, emitting glittering sparkles in all directions. The fire is as stupendous as the one at the end on an eon, narrated in scriptures.
I see that the furious flames are spreading to engulf your Bhakta too. He prays to you; he remembers you as Adideva; and to a great surprise, the wildest of the fire extinguishes. God! What a cooling soothing and watery effect of your name! The fire is cooled down. God! I know that the Glory of your name will save me from such a fire, I desire so, but I earnestly pray to please relieve me of fiery thoughts, jealousy and envy. Extinguish the evil fire burning in my mind. I am not going to dive up chanting your pious name till then.
Mantra - Repeat 108 times
Om hrīm shrīm klīm hrām hrīm agnim upashamanam shantim kuru kuru swāhā Om saum hrīm kraum glaum sundarapāya namah
Riddhi (le pouvoir surnaturel) Om hrīm arham namo kāya-balīnam (Jhraum jhraum namah swāhā)