The Manual of Secret Rituals

Nagarjuna

15 ...the command of the khadga-mantra sword mantra. With this blood, one should cast a drop of one's own blood at the tiger's eyes. The tiger goes far away. In whatever forest or place a tiger might be, having performed the mantra there, one should chant the aforementioned mantra one thousand times. The tiger itself will come, eat the offering, leave the place, and go to another. This is an observed proof. Thus ends the third chapter of the Kakshaputa, composed by the venerable Siddha Nagarjuna. Now,

Attraction of Women

With the eyes of a pigeon, in one's own blood, and with rochana yellow pigment, when applied as an anjana collyrium/eye salve, a woman becomes submissive. To create attachment or detachment, one should use one's own blood and rajamotika a pearl-like seed. Also, rochana, ashes, and human oil. These ingredients are specified for various love spells. When ground repeatedly and given in food, women of noble birth [become submissive]. The ash of... is equal to saffron in the city.

Powder sprinkled on a woman's head or on a man's feet makes one a slave for as long as one lives; there is no doubt. The blood of the unmatta-matula datura and the lotus of the waste, as well as the heart of a chetaka servant spirit, when eaten or drunk, brings women under control. For three nights, one should grind lotus seeds, indrayava holarrhena seeds, and teeth [of a cow] with oil, and apply it. By making a tilaka forehead mark on the forehead, one brings the three worlds under control. Dhekana, licorice, rochana, and ash... mixed with kakajihva crow-tongue plant in a tilaka, a woman becomes submissive. Flowers should be gathered during Pushya, fruits during Bharani, branches during Vishakha, leaves during Hasta, and the root during Mula. When held in the hand, one becomes a sovereign. When ground with camphor, saffron, and rochana, by [applying it as a] tilaka, one gains control over women, even if she were Arundhati herself Arundhati is the personification of the ideal, devoted wife in Hindu mythology..