Jaina Method Of Curing

Author(s): Manju Jain
Publisher: International School for Jain Studies

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21st Shloka for Keeping Family Members Under Control
1.0 Purpose
1.1 The people in general and the own persons as well as members of family are made under control.
2.0 Scope 2.1. It is better that I have seen Hari and Har Dev. All the deities of the universe are absolutely found completely attached the she deities. But the God is always found without any kind of attachment and detached all the time, everywhere in a meditated form. Our soul is completely satisfied and saturated when we see such a Lord.
3.0 Method 3.1 After purification and having clothed in red the verse, Riddhi and Mantra syllables are chanted 10 times a day for 42 days with red rosary and 108 flowers are offered.
4.0 Resources The people in general and the own offer 108 flowers. Red clothes & Red Rosary, 108 times chanting for 42 days.
Shloka - Repeat 9 times
MANYÉ VARAM HARI-HARĀDAYA ÉVA DRISHTĀ DRISHTÉSHU YÉSHU HRIDAYAM TWAYI TOSHAMÉTI KIM VĪKSHITÉNA BHAWATÀ BHUVI YÉNA NĀNYAH KASHCHIN-MANO HARATI NĀTHA BHAWANTARÉPI
Meaning
Oh my Lord of Lords! Good that I became formally the follower of other religious leaders like Krishna and Mahadeva. But it was so good that they made me realize the true nature of the Vitaraga and ultimately I decided to take shelter. Oh the Almighty! It was also good that I saw you at last. Your conclusive touch is very pleasing. Now I will not think of any other deities. In case of my following you earlier, I might have thought of roaming around with other deities. Am I not benefited by your holy sight? No, my Lord! Now the truth realized by me will not allow me to go towards other religious leaders and their philosophies neither in dreams, nor in subsequent births. You have impressed my heart to such an extent that not only during the remaining period of this life, but even beyond, no other deities will attract my Atma. This is my solemn affirmation till Moksha.
Mantra - Repeat 108 times
Om namo bhagwaté shatrubhaya niwāranāya namah