Mantra Maharnava (Khemraj Edition, 1924)

A rectangular yantra divided into sections containing Sanskrit syllables (Om, Hrim, Klim, Rcyam, 1, 19, 0, 19).

If one writes this yantra on a wheat roti and feeds it to a black female dog, her mother-in-law will come under control. If fed to a black male dog, the father-in-law will come under control. || 129 ||

A hexagonal yantra containing various Sanskrit syllables.

A circular lotus-like yantra with Sanskrit vowels arranged around a central circle containing the word 'Amuka' (so-and-so).

If one writes this yantra on birch bark with ashtagandha eight-part fragrant paste, worships it according to the rules, then encases it in gold and ties it on the arm, then whoever sees it will become controlled. || 130 ||

If one writes this yantra on a bronze vessel using a jasmine twig pen with gorochana and sandalwood, worships it with jasmine and other white flowers, offers fragrant substances, and then covers it with white cloth...