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Enter the Tantric World: Vashikaran, Mantra, and Sadhana with Parakh Om Bhatt | The Arun Pandit Show

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Mahadev separated Mahadevi to witness cosmic events and mantras emerged from his drum, emphasizing the seeker's journey in spiritual growth and learning with a focus on mantras and sadhana. Misconceptions about Tantra, vashikaran, black magic, and ghosts are dispelled, highlighting the significance of purity, dedication, and guidance from a Guru in mantra chanting for spiritual progress and material gains.

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Mahadev separated Mahadevi to prepare her for witnessing cosmic events, showcasing her role in maintaining energy and blessings across the universe.
Parak Om Bhatt ji dispels misconceptions about Tantra, emphasizing the importance of being a seeker focused on continuous learning and spiritual growth.
Chanting mantras repeatedly creates positive energy, akin to continuously dropping water on a rock to create an impact, highlighting the transformative power of mantras.
The text emphasizes the significance of purity, dedication, and specific practices in mantra chanting for successful sadhana, stressing the importance of different types of chanting for spiritual progress.

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00:00

Mahadev's Cosmic Separation and Mantra Revelation

Sadness can see happiness in the mind but only experience pain, Mahadev separated Mahadevi and prepared her to witness a great cataclysm.
Mahadev separated his Damru from Trishul, and as the drum played, seven crores of different mantras emerged.
Parak Om Bhatt ji discusses Tantric practices, dispelling misconceptions about Tantra, vashikaran, black magic, and ghosts.
Parak ji emphasizes being a seeker over being a Tantrik, focusing on continuous learning and spiritual growth.
Chanting mantras repeatedly creates positive vibes and energy, akin to continuously dropping water on a rock to create a hole.
Mahadev showed Mahadevi the vast universe, explaining his role in maintaining energy and blessings across the cosmos.
Mahadev took Mahadevi to Kailash, where she was prepared to witness a significant event that recurs through time.
Mahadev separated his Damru and Trishul, playing the drum to produce numerous mantras, showcasing Mahadevi's role in witnessing cosmic events.
Mahadevi, embodying the universe, experienced Mahapralaya within Mahadev, signifying the cycle of creation and destruction.
Mahadev's birth as Panch Mahabhuta was a result of Mahadevi's plea for understanding human suffering and finding solutions for humanity's challenges.

16:07

"The Ascent Science of Mantra" reveals secrets

During the Tandav, the mantra of seven crore emerged, believed to bring lifelong chanting if even one is recited.
Connection with the original source of the mantra is emphasized for relief from suffering born out of ignorance.
Mahadevi expresses concern about passing on the seven crore mantras to future generations.
Mahadev assures Mahadevi of an Anand Tandav, distinct from Maha Tandav, performed during Mahapralaya.
The sages born till that time were free from gunas and worshiped Parabrahma with the recovered mantras.
The origin of mantras is attributed to Mahadev, known as the Adi Guru, who bestowed them upon the Sapta Rishis.
Shabar mantras were given by Mahadev to unlock and release curses, primarily for temporary relief from suffering.
Shabar mantras are likened to one-time passwords for fulfilling material desires and temporary ease from pain.
The process of awakening and using Shabar mantras involves no specific steps, unlike Vedic or tantric mantras.
The book "The Ascent Science of Mantra" by Om Swami details sadhanas like Ganesha, Gayatri, Guru, and Sri Suktam for spiritual progress and material gains.

31:04

"Essential Sadhanas for Spiritual Seekers"

Sri Vidya Sadhana is crucial for those on the path of Shri Vidya, with the 10 Mahavidyas including Kali, Tara, Maha Tripura Sundari, and others.
Maha Tripura Sundari is considered the third among the 10 Mahavidyas, also known as Lalita and Sorsi in scriptures.
The book "10 Mahavidya Tantra Mahashastra" by Tantra Charya Pandit Rajesh Dixit discusses the evolution of Mahavidyas, starting with Maha Tripura Sundari.
Shakta Tantra encompasses five types of Tantra, including Shakta, Shaiva, Vaishnav, Ganapatya, and Solar System Tantra.
Ganapati Sadhana is essential for seekers, as Ganapati is linked to the Muladhara Chakra and material desires.
Om Swami's journey from a millionaire to a seeker emphasizes the importance of spiritual practice over material wealth.
The three steps of sadhana involve worshiping Ganpati, Gayatri, and Guru, with specific mantras and rituals for each.
Ganpati Sadhana requires chanting mantras for a specific number of times, typically taking around 125 days to complete.
Gayatri Sadhana involves chanting the Gayatri Mantra a specific number of times to awaken spiritual energies.
The importance of having a Guru in spiritual practice is highlighted, with the mantra "Om Gam Gurve Namah" serving as a guide for seekers without a physical Guru.

45:25

"Journey through Meditation and Spiritual Truths"

It is important to remember that exams will come, as shared through a personal incident of starting Sadhna Ganpati meditation.
Permission must be taken before starting sadhana, as exemplified by the process followed before beginning meditation.
Despite facing physical pain, the individual continued their meditation journey without limitations or doubts.
The determination to continue meditation, regardless of obstacles, led to a gradual subsiding of physical pain over time.
The text delves into the misuse and misinterpretation of terms like Tantra, Maran, Mohan, Vashikaran, and their historical context.
Adi Shankaracharya's encounter with a Shakta Tantrik showcases the misuse of powers and subsequent realization of higher truths.
The story of Vishkanya illustrates the historical use of poison to create powerful individuals for strategic purposes.
The narrative emphasizes the importance of recognizing symptoms of mental health issues and seeking professional help.
The analogy of a child crying for toys to the pursuit of materialistic illusions in life is used to highlight the distractions from spiritual growth.
The significance of staying true to one's spiritual path, as exemplified by Om Swami's journey and the encounter with a Rain Maker Tantrik, is emphasized.

01:00:54

"Tantrik's Redemption: Swami's Liberating Grace"

Villagers were significant to Tantrik, who revealed past deeds to people.
Om Swami visited Tantrik, who had a hall full of people.
Tantrik had the ability to reveal personal information to individuals.
Tantrik confessed his sins to Swamiji, seeking liberation.
Om Swami granted Tantrik liberation from karmas for a peaceful death.
Tantrik's practices involved proving his abilities through specific methods.
Om Swami warned against pursuing material wealth through negative practices.
Bhairav's association with Tantra is linked to guarding spiritual practices.
The importance of following a structured path in spiritual practices was emphasized.
The seeker's journey from greed to wisdom in spiritual practices was detailed.

01:16:49

"Spiritual Journey: Mantras, Devotion, Awakening"

Awakening of Sahasrara is compared to Hasti Naad Prabodhini, signifying a moment of awakening for seekers.
Seekers who sincerely start their spiritual journey may initially be driven by greed but must overcome it with the guidance of a Guru.
Shri Yantra, representing Goddess Lalita Maha Tripura Sundari, is essential for Sri Vidya Sadhana, involving mantras like Panchadashi and Shri Lalita.
Shri Yantra consists of nine layers, with the central point symbolizing the mother's residence, leading to fulfillment through various cycles.
Sri Suktam's 16-mantra hymn, starting with "Om Hiranya," is crucial for worshiping Sri Yantra, along with Lalita Sahastra's 181 names.
Different forms of mantra chanting include verbal, Upanshu, mental, and Ajap, each requiring specific practices for accurate pronunciation and visualization.
The progression of mantra chanting reflects spiritual growth, transitioning from loud verbal chanting to internal mental chanting, symbolizing closeness to the deity.
The story of Rishi Vashishtha and King Kaushik illustrates the power of devotion and faith, showcasing how a simple sage could provide abundantly despite apparent limitations.
The journey of a seeker involves evolving from loud mantra chanting to internalized, sage-like chanting, symbolizing a deep connection with the divine.
The verse "Lalita Sahastra Hai Antar Mukha Samara Bahir Mukha Su Durlabha" emphasizes the importance of introversion and internalized devotion in spiritual practice.

01:32:13

"Mantras Transform King into Sage"

Sage Vashishtha fought and lost a war against King Kaushik due to the sage's vast knowledge and achievements.
King Kaushik, after losing the war, sought to prove himself through worship and received blessings from Mahadev.
Despite receiving blessings, King Kaushik still failed in his endeavors, leading him to seek guidance from Sage Vashishtha.
Sage Vashishtha advised King Kaushik to utilize the energy of mantras to empower himself.
King Kaushik understood the significance of mantras and embarked on rigorous worship, eventually becoming Sage Vishwamitra.
The story highlights the idea that one's actions and tendencies determine their identity, regardless of birth or caste.
Detailed instructions are provided on the chanting of mantras, emphasizing the importance of different types of chanting for successful sadhana.
Practical advice is given on daily worship routines, including the selection of specific mantras based on personal preferences.
The text stresses the significance of purity and dedication in mantra chanting, encouraging a focused and devoted approach.
Various mantras are recommended for worship, with specific instructions on the duration and consistency required for effective practice.

01:47:00

"Ravana's Immortality Quest and Spiritual Mantras"

Ravana was a powerful astrologer and practitioner of tantra, known for his immense knowledge and devotion to Lord Shiva.
Ravana ordered the nine planets to align favorably for his son's birth, seeking immortality for him, but Lord Shani defied his command.
Shani Dev buried Ravana under his throne, and Ravana was only freed when Hanuman visited Lanka.
Ravana's body was preserved in a cave, with attempts made to revive him using the Sanjeevani Mahavidya.
Rishi Markandeya was prophesied to revive Ravana in Kaliyuga, with a cave in Sri Lanka believed to hold Ravana's 18-foot coffin.
The coffin is said to contain Ravana's mummified body, awaiting revival, with the cave being difficult to access.
Different types of mantras, including Vedic, Tantric, and Shabar, have varying impacts on the soul and spiritual progress.
Shabar Mantras are likened to one-time passwords, with their effects lasting only for a specific lifetime.
Setting spiritual goals and aligning with a Guru's sect are emphasized for spiritual growth and lasting impact of mantras.
The importance of a Guru in spiritual practice is highlighted, with adherence to sect traditions and guidance for effective mantra usage.

02:03:21

Musical Tribute to Shri Jagdamba

Title: Tatsat Shri Jagdamba Arpan Mastu Shri Maha Guru Om Swami Arpan [music]
Includes a musical composition with the mentioned title.

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