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42nd Shloka for Removing All War Fears In Battlefield
1.0 Purpose 1.1 The Yantra is tied to the arm and the Riddhi, Mantra syllables are frequently remembered. This does not produce any fear from a fierce war. The angry king becomes peaceful and subjugated to vanish away. Fame spreads all around like moonlight.
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2.0 Scope 2.1. As the Sun is able to disperse the dark similarly your name is powerful enough to soon disperse the army of the great kings in a battle, resounding with the noise of the galloping horses and roaring elephants. If devotee taken refuge of God, great army of enemy will disperse.
3.0 Method 3.1 After purification, dressed in white, the Yantra written in red sandalwood is established facing east and worshipped along with kindling of lamp and moving flame. Then being seated on red seat, facing north, the Riddhi and Mantra syllables are chanted 12500 times with rosary in red.
4.0 Resources Yanra, Mantra, Riddhi and Verse Red sandalwood worshipped in kindling of lamp Dressed in white, seated on red & with red rosary
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
VALGA-TTURANG -GAJA-GARHITA-BHIMA-NĀDA AJAU BALAM BALAWATA-MAPI BHUPATĪNĀM UDYĀD-DIWAKARA-MAYUKHA-SHIKHA-PAVIDDHAM TWAT-KĪRTANĀTTAMA IWASHU BHIDA-MUPAITI
Meaning
Oh Great Almighty! Your Bhakta, a King, is attacked by another King with a mighty army. A war is declared. The noises of warring elephants and horses have added the horror and hostility in the atmosphere of battle field. Your Bhakta neither pulls his sword, nor does he call his army. He recites your hymns and songs of your worship. Surprisingly, the whole attack gets helter-sheltered in no time, as the darkness is dispelled by the rays of the Sun. God! It was the impact of your Bhakta's hymns and prayers that did the miracle. Like armies of the enemies, the distress and disturbances do attack me time and again. They vigorously try to obstruct my faith and devotion. My Saviour, please take me through all such situations harmlessly throughout my life.
Mantra - Repeat 108 times
Om namo namiuna vishadhar-visha-pranāshana roga shoka dosha graham kappadumachchajāyayi suhānam grahana sakala suhridé om namah swāhā
