Vashikaran Tantrasar

What Lord Mahadeva once chanted before Mahamaya, the Primordial Shakti, the sages later revealed to the world for the welfare of humankind.
The rituals of Shanti (peace), Vashikaran (attraction), Stambhan (paralysis), Vidveshan (enmity), Uchchatan (banishment), and Maran (destruction)—these six types of actions are collectively known as the Shat Karmas.
Through these, humans can perform extraordinary and supernatural tasks, but only when done strictly according to scriptural rules. Then success is assured.

Those who have faith in the deity and the mantra can, through these Shat Karmas, accomplish actions far beyond ordinary human intelligence, and they never fail to obtain results.

Vashikaran

Deity – Devi Vani

Time – First ten dandas of the day

Direction – Facing East

Asana – Swastikasana

Mudra – Pasha Mudra

Element (Tattva) – Fire Element

Ending of the Mantra – With “Swaha”

After performing Nyasa, Pranayama, Bhuta-shuddhi, and the required rituals according to one’s ability, worship of Devi Vani is to be done before the practice. This is scripturally prescribed.

Note:
Generally, Vashikaran is used to attract or influence a man or a woman.
In some cases, it is used to influence a courtesan, an enemy, a king, a government officer, a master, etc.

Method to Attain Siddhi of this Vashikaran Practice

First, recite the following:

“Om asya Shrivamadeva mantrasya sanmohan rishiḥ |
Gayatri chhandaḥ |
Shri Kamadeva devata |
[For the purpose of attracting so-and-so]—japa application.”

Where the word “so-and-so” appears, insert the name of the desired man or woman.
Then perform Shadanganyasa with the following mantras:

Anga Nyasa

“Kaṁ hridayāya namah |
Kiṁ shirasē svāhā |
Kuṁ shikhāyai vaṣaṭ |
Kaiṁ kavachāya hūṁ |
Kauṁ netrāya vauṣaṭ |
Kaḥ Kamadeva devatā astrāya phaṭ |”

Kara Nyasa

“Kaṁ aṅguṣṭhābhyāṁ namah |
Kiṁ tarjani-bhyāṁ svāhā |
Kuṁ madhyamā-bhyāṁ vaṣaṭ |
Kaiṁ anāmikā-bhyāṁ hūṁ |
Kauṁ kanishṭhikā-bhyāṁ vauṣaṭ |
Kaḥ Kamadeva devatā astrāya phaṭ |”

Meditation (Dhyana)

Meditate on Kamadeva as follows:

“Golden-hued, adorned in red ornaments,
beautiful like the fish-bannered god,
holding in his lotus-hands the goad, sugarcane bow,
flower-arrows and the noose—
I bow to that Kamadeva.”

After this meditation, recite the following mantra 5,000 times:

Main Mantra

“Om Kamadevaya sarvajan priyaya sarvajan sammohanaya
jal jal prajwal prajwal
sarvajanasya hridayam mama vashyam kuru kuru swaha.”

After completing the japa, mix red oleander (rakta-karabi) flowers with jasmine attar and perform 500 homas (one-tenth of the japa count).

Then, to please the Batuk Ganas, feed at least three young boys.
Using the same mantra, empower sandal paste 108 times and apply that tilak on the foreheads of the boys.

Next, while thinking deeply of the person you wish to influence, have a conversation with the boys—
imagining that you are speaking to the desired person himself/herself.

By this method, that person will surely come under your influence—there is no doubt, the text claims.