Ganesh Mantra to Make it Rain
In this post, I have written about a Ganesh Mantra to Make it Rain. This is one of those rare Mantra Experiments that are practiced by a few highly advanced practitioners of Mantra Vidya in India, which attempt to manipulate the forces of nature to meet a specific purpose.
It should be noted that single-minded pursuit of such rare Indian Supernatural Practices is most likely to give positive results provided that these Mantra Experiments are practiced for the general good of a large section of society and not for nefarious and selfish motives.
Over the past several years, I have described some Hindu Mantras and Tantric Experiments that are believed to possess the potential to make it rain or to stop rainfall. In this post, the Ganesh Mantra described by me is said to be most effective in attracting rainfall. However, as mentioned such Mantra Sadhanas are only for the most advanced Sadhaks of Mantra Shastra.
The technique of Practicing this Mantra Experiment is given below:
1] The Mantra Experiment should be started on any day during the specific period of the Ardra Nakshatra, which is called “The Storm God” in English and corresponds to the Constellation Alpha Orionis. The Mantra Sadhana should be continued for 12 days and concluded during the Vishakha Nakshatra or the Constellation Alpha Librae.
2] The Mantra Sadhana should be performed on the bank of a river, lake, or sea. The practitioner should stand Navel or Belly Button deep in the water and chant the Mantra given below 1008 times. He can use a Rudraksha or any other Jaap Mala for counting the number of Mantra Chants.
|| ॐ गजेन्द्र सहितं मेघं तर्पयामि ||
|| Om Gajendra Sahitam Megham Tarpayaami ||
3] After completion of the Mantra Chanting, he should do Tarpan of Sugandhit Jal Mishrit Kapoor or Camphor Mixed in Scented Water to the Water 114 times. This means he has to offer a Tablet or Ball of Camphor to the Water and chant the Mantra. The Tarpan Ritual should be performed 114 times.
Note: Many such Hindu and other Mantras and Spells can be seen in the section Prophet666.com: Mantras for Every Motive. Ganesh Mantras can be seen in the section: Mantras and Prayers of Bhagwan Ganesha.
It should be noted that single-minded pursuit of such rare Indian Supernatural Practices is most likely to give positive results provided that these Mantra Experiments are practiced for the general good of a large section of society and not for nefarious and selfish motives.
Over the past several years, I have described some Hindu Mantras and Tantric Experiments that are believed to possess the potential to make it rain or to stop rainfall. In this post, the Ganesh Mantra described by me is said to be most effective in attracting rainfall. However, as mentioned such Mantra Sadhanas are only for the most advanced Sadhaks of Mantra Shastra.
The technique of Practicing this Mantra Experiment is given below:
1] The Mantra Experiment should be started on any day during the specific period of the Ardra Nakshatra, which is called “The Storm God” in English and corresponds to the Constellation Alpha Orionis. The Mantra Sadhana should be continued for 12 days and concluded during the Vishakha Nakshatra or the Constellation Alpha Librae.
2] The Mantra Sadhana should be performed on the bank of a river, lake, or sea. The practitioner should stand Navel or Belly Button deep in the water and chant the Mantra given below 1008 times. He can use a Rudraksha or any other Jaap Mala for counting the number of Mantra Chants.
|| ॐ गजेन्द्र सहितं मेघं तर्पयामि ||
|| Om Gajendra Sahitam Megham Tarpayaami ||
3] After completion of the Mantra Chanting, he should do Tarpan of Sugandhit Jal Mishrit Kapoor or Camphor Mixed in Scented Water to the Water 114 times. This means he has to offer a Tablet or Ball of Camphor to the Water and chant the Mantra. The Tarpan Ritual should be performed 114 times.
Note: Many such Hindu and other Mantras and Spells can be seen in the section Prophet666.com: Mantras for Every Motive. Ganesh Mantras can be seen in the section: Mantras and Prayers of Bhagwan Ganesha.
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