Vajra Kavacham
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A protective armor text recited 1,100 times after 400,000 recitations of a mastered seed mantra — encased (Samputita) with that seed mantra and applied with a formal resolve (Sankalpa) to neutralize malevolent occult influences such as Vashikarana.
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What sadhana sequence follows the Ekakshari mantra practice?
After the Ekakshari practice, the Mala Mantra and Vajra Kavacham sadhana should be undertaken, with special worship on Thursdays and lamp offerings on Purnima and major occasions — this Dattatreya-first sequence is the recommended primary sadhana for both beginners and experienced practitioners before progressing to other practices like the Panchakshari mantra.
How can malevolent occult influences like Vashikarana be neutralized?
A Shiva devotee can recite the Nilakantha Aghorastra mantra 1,100 times with a Shiva Abhisheka; alternatively, one who has mastered a seed mantra and the Vajra Kavacham can perform a Samputita recitation of the two with a formal Sankalpa, or write the afflicted person's name on Bhojpatra and place it at a Shivlinga's base for a honey Abhisheka.
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