A True Case: An Ojha's Stationed Sayyid Turns Harmful, and How the Family Was Protected

A true account of an Abhichara case from Maharashtra.

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Why working with otherworldly powers is for trained sadhaks, not householders

Be ready for the counterattack

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 00:29–02:08

The speaker says the subject is treated as controversial, but the power is real; it is meant only for Sadhaks who attain siddhis for public welfare and live within strict limitations with their family. Whoever contacts divine or otherworldly powers and then intervenes through them must be prepared for a counterattack from that side, with pain and trouble. Such sadhaks therefore first master powers that protect them in adverse situations or warn them of coming danger. When an ordinary Grihastha starts trying to master such sadhanas, he says, many troubles enter his life, because he cannot carry them for long.

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Instant relief from an ojha's remedy and why it builds misplaced trust

A mixed Hindu-Islamic five-mantra dhooni

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 02:09–03:04

The speaker reports a family in Maharashtra whose trouble began with someone speaking into their ear at bedtime, until none of the four members could sleep. A nearby Ojha who worshipped both Hindu and Islamic powers said a power was troubling the house, did a Bandhan on it, and gave a Dhooni to burn morning and evening for 21 days with five mantras and five offerings: three from Sanatan tradition and two purely Islamic Sabar Mantras. The problem vanished from the first day. The speaker's point is that instant relief immediately makes a person believe the practitioner has real capability, which is exactly how the deeper trouble went unnoticed.

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How the trouble returned a month later on the daughter, and the ojha's denial

Symptoms escalate while the house is called secure

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 03:05–04:11

The speaker says that about a month after the problem seemed over, the elder daughter, aged 14, began seeing every night that a man comes, sits beside her and does every wrong thing; it felt real, and nothing remained on waking. Her fear grew, but the same Ojha said there was nothing, the house was fully secure, used some mantras and bound the house again. It did not stop: the girl forgot sleep altogether, developed indigestion and vomited whatever she ate, doctors were consulted, and the ojha finally declared it a mental problem with nothing supernatural involved.

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Loban dhooni at home: the speaker's standing objection

Not to be done alone; everything has a counter

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 04:12–04:38

The speaker recalls a video on his channel saying that Loban Dhooni should not be done in the house. He says this is the controversial part: people objected strongly that there is nothing wrong with it and gave proofs that all of the Devi's people can do it. His reply is that it cannot be done alone, and that everything has its counter; he keeps all such matters and does not repeat the argument here. The family in this case had heard that video and wrote to him asking whether their dhooni was the only cause of their trouble.

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Root cause: a Sayyid stationed for house protection and left behind unserved

A hungry power fed by the wrong dhooni

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 04:39–06:06

The speaker says the analysis showed the problem was not that a restless spirit entered because of a Loban dhooni. The Ojha had stationed an Islamic power he had mastered, what people colloquially call a Sayyid, at the house for its protection, and had bound the house through it. It was to receive 21 days of puja, which the family gave; after that, for whatever reason, the ojha applied some vidya that told it to stay there and take its worship there, and it never went back. Once its puja stopped it grew restless, and the daily dhooni, whose last two mantras invoked Fatima and others with an adjuration to work, only increased its strength. Its wrath then fell on the girl, and the ojha, unable to admit the mistake, kept calling it a delusion of the mind.

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Precaution: a remedy stationed in your home must be done by the practitioner and fully explained

Say no to what you cannot do yourself

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 06:07–06:22

The speaker says this case is why he keeps warning people: wherever you go, whatever the matter, if something is being proposed for your house, say that you cannot do it, ask the practitioner to do it himself, and have every detail made clear. He adds that people who are new to these matters have no knowledge of them, and that is where the difficulty comes from.

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Bajrang Baan dhooni on apamarg wood for a disturbed house, and its limit without siddhi

Twenty to twenty-five percent relief

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 06:23–07:20

The speaker says two remedies were started in that house, which he calls the most special and always effective for quick relief; the effect was still new, though the girl's trouble had begun. The first was a bajrang-baan Dhooni: on Apamarg wood, with mustard, black pepper and red Gunja mixed with Guggul, the Bajrang Baan recited seven times in the morning and seven times in the evening while the dhooni is shown through the house. It gave about 20 to 25 percent benefit, because the family had no siddhi of the Bajrang Baan; done without siddhi it was not very effective.

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Jayanti Mangala Kali japa for the afflicted girl with Narasimha Kavach for her father

Touching stopped in a week; disturbance ended as the count grew

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 07:21–08:18

The speaker says the second step was to have the girl recite the Jayanti Mangala Kali mantra 108 times each morning and evening, burning only Laung and camphor, and to prepare her for visiting a Kali temple with proper vidhi. Alongside, her father recited the Narasimha Kavach morning and evening, and the bajrang-baan dhooni continued. After about seven days came the first experience: the problem lessened and the entity no longer touched her, though from a distance it still spoke, shouted, gave small ant-bite stings and troubled her in dreams. As the Narasimha Kavach went on and the quantity of everything was gradually raised, its disturbance stopped.

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Sealing a cleared house: havan, Kshetrapal nikari, Jayanti Mangala bandhan, Argala ahutis and consecrated nails

Done by the family themselves in an auspicious period

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 08:19–08:50

The speaker says that once the disturbance had stopped, an auspicious time came in which the most special procedures were done by the family. The full method of a Havan was explained to them item by item and they performed it themselves; a Kshetrapala Nikari was done; then the house was bound using the Jayanti Mangala Kali mantra itself; the house was secured with ahutis given with the first mantra of the Argala Stotra; and with the same, nails were consecrated and driven in. He does not claim an old problem can be solved by such simple means, but says these new Sadhaks worked very hard and as a result their family is safe today.

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Dedicated mastery of one or two practices: the ten-thousand-japa lesson

Self-earned relief builds faith; delay makes it harder

· Reviewed Sep 14, 2026 · 08:51–09:43

The speaker's lesson from the case is that if you dedicate yourself to mastering even one or two things, then after a limit they give the most intense effect: here, once 10,000 to 11,000 Japa of Jayanti Mangala Kali had been done, the effect became strongest. The girl had deep faith in Bhagavati, and when she first got relief through her own sadhana her confidence grew that she could handle the matter, and then the evil power was removed. He warns that had the problem grown old it would have been far more difficult. He also notes that the Ojha did not re-drive the power once it was cut; had he started driving it again the problem could have persisted, but he did nothing, and the power was removed from there.

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