Mantra Maharnava (Khemraj Edition, 1924)

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...the woman's foot will certainly start to ache. There is no doubt. Afterwards, bringing that lemon and placing it in a cold place near water keeps the blood flowing, but the body does not wither. If this lemon is placed in the sun, the body also begins to dry up. Similarly, once the star has fallen, removing the spine and closing the hole in the lemon with any object stops the flow of blood and provides relief. || 12 ||

Another: "Upside-down, reversed, the arrow moves, Arjuna struck the arrow. [Name], your womb moves, by the oath of Kamsasura." This is the mantra. Procedure: Empower 121 seeds of the white-flowered hulhul plant with 121 mantras and put them in a betel leaf. Chew this betel and spit out the juice. The woman who crosses over this will have her foot movement start. Afterwards, feeding her the residue of this betel will stop it. It is true. || 13 ||

Another: The mantra is: "Om Hakaalum, sixty-four Yoginis, Hakaalum, fifty-two Heroes... [Name], if I perform this, the woman appears to bleed. The word is true, the body is raw, go, by the word of Ishvari." Procedure: Take seven cemetery pebbles, empower them twenty-one times over a well, offer incense, and throw them; the foot will move. It is true.

Another: "Om, salutations to the Guru, O Black Kaluwa, you are the ascetic, I call... cause the chest to tear, the foot to move... By the order of mother Chamunda." Procedure: On a Sunday, catch a black sparrow. Make a thread of silk, one and a quarter hands long, and a cotton thread, two hands long. Light two lamps, one of ghee and one of oil. Put two and a half pav of oil and one and a quarter pav of ghee in the lamps. Put one and a quarter paisa of black gram in the ghee lamp. Put one and a quarter paisa of black gram and the cotton thread in the oil lamp. Recite the mantra. Tie the sparrow with the silk thread, cut its throat, let the blood fall into the oil lamp. Recite the mantra seven times in each of the four watches of the night while offering guggal incense. Once the night passes and the day breaks, know it to be perfected. Afterwards, take the black gram from the oil lamp [and perform...]