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You can also Chant 108 Times of the Mantra and Throw Rice on the suspected Person to Cure Him. After Siddhi, Write this Kavach on the ‘Bhojpatra’ and Let it Wear by the Haunted Person. Chant 1008 Times of this Mantra to Attain Mastery or Siddhi. Lit a Pure Ghee Lamp and Focus on the Light While Chanting the Mantra. Start from any Auspicious Day like Diwali or Holi or Any Solar Eclipse Preferably in Hanuman Temple. How to Chant the Tantrik Hanuman Shabar Kavach Mantra Moreover, the Shabar Mantra is Very Effective and Simple to Use. The Mantra is also useful in Critical Conditions. This Tantrik Shabar Hanuman Kavach Exorcises the Evil Spirits and Ghosts. The Mantra is Very Useful for Physical Protection from All Natural Perils, Animals, Robbers, Thunderbolt, Reptiles and Weapons. This Tantrik Shabar Hanuman Kavach Mantra is Very Famous Amidst the Community of Tantriks. Is the Destroyer of Forces of Demons and Liberates from Dangers. Lord Hanuman is Swift as Mind, has a Speed Equal to the Wind God, has Complete Control on his Senses, the Son of Wind God, the One Who is the Chief of Vanara Army, is the Messenger of Rama, is the Repository of Incomparable Strength. Lord Hanuman is the Incarnation of Lord Shiva. Shabar Mantra for Protection & Remove Evil Spirit | Tantrik Hanuman Shabar Kavach
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