Mantra Maharnava (Khemraj Edition, 1924)

...chanting with hibiscus flowers at midnight for seven days. || 5 || Offering one thousand times each day, then removing it and burying it on the riverbank, the practitioner surely makes the target a servant. || 6 || Thus ends the ritual for the forty-eight-syllable Trilokyamohana Gauri Mantra.

Now, the ritual for the Kamadeva Mantra: "Oṁ Namo Bhagavate Kamadevaya, to the Ruler, to the arrow-wielder, to the arrow that stimulates Indra, Klīṁ Klīṁ to the fascination arrow, Blūṁ Blūṁ to the agitation arrow, Saḥ Saḥ to the subjugation arrow, trembling, trembling, Huṁ Phaṭ Svāhā." This is a sixty-six-syllable mantra. In another Tantra: "Klīṁ Namo Bhagavate Kamadevaya, Shrīṁ, to the one dear to all people, to the one who fascinates all people, burn, burn, blaze, blaze, strike, strike, speak, speak, heat, heat, fascinate, fascinate all people, bring them under my control, Svāhā." This is the mantra. Its procedure: The mantra becomes effective after twenty-one thousand chants. Once the mantra is perfected, whatever leaf, flower, or fruit the practitioner blesses and gives, that person becomes subjugated. As it is said: Give a leaf, flower, or fruit to a woman or a man; they say they will certainly be under control, by oneself and by wealth. || 1 || He who causes agitation in the minds of those possessed of great knowledge; after seven nights have passed, that enemy is destroyed. The wicked people seen by the people all fall under the power of fascination. || 2 || Thus ends the Kamadeva Mantra ritual. || 7 || Another mantra as follows: "Oṁ Āṁ Hrīṁ Sauḥ Aiṁ Klīṁ Huṁ Sauḥ Glauṁ Shrīṁ Krauṁ, come, come, O bee, to fascinate the whole world, fascinate all those born of eggs and wombs, turn them, turn them, O you who bring kings and subjects under control, fascinate, fascinate, O Great Illusion, you who have the form of eighteen centers, O pure one, flash, flash, shine, shine, glowing with the brilliance of ten million suns, O moon-crested one, protect me, protect me, burn my enemies to ashes, O fascinator of the universe, Huṁ Klīṁ Huṁ Huṁ Phaṭ Svāhā." This is the mantra. Its procedure: Chant one hundred thousand times. All will be subjugated; enemies will be destroyed.

Now, the Kamamekhala Mantra ritual from the Virabhadrodigisha Tantra: "Oṁ Hrīṁ, O one afflicted by desire, O girdle of desire, O announcer, O blue-eyed one, bring so-and-so under my control, bring them, Hrīṁ Namo." This is a thirty-two-syllable mantra. Its procedure: Consume food blessed seven times with this mantra; on the seventh or twelfth day, the woman or man will become subjugated. Thus ends the Kamamekhala Mantra ritual. || 8 || Now, the Surya Mantra ritual: "Oṁ Namo Bhagavate Shrī Suryaya, Hrīṁ to the thousand-rayed one, Aiṁ to the one of immeasurable strength and valor, to the deity of the nine planets, the directions, and Lakshmi, along with righteousness and action, bring so-and-so, call, call, fascinate, fascinate, attract, attract, make them a servant of servants, bring them under my control, bring them under my control, Svāhā." This is the mantra. Its procedure: Chant one hundred and eight times daily, and they will become subjugated.