In this thread,I will share hidden rituals of Indian Rural villages Tantra which is different from mainstream tantra…
So Stay Tuned
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Hi, I saw that you are from India.
Do you know about deities/devtas like Veer Bulaki Masan, 5 Bawri, Masani Mata, etc.?
In rural tantra, Muslim peers are also worshipped together with Hindu deities/devtas.
Most Hindus focus on Puranic deities like Kali, Shiva, etc., whereas these rural deities are considered more potent for changes on our plane.
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True I have heard about Masani veer,goga jahar veer and muslim peers who can do wonderful magick.
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There is good syncretism tradition between hindu and muslim tradition like nath panth.
Where both Hindu and Muslim gods are invoked using mantras written in old hindi script.
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There is a story where 5 princes fought against the Mughal army. However, since they were only five, they couldn’t hold out for long. These princes were exiled and didn’t have an army or much arsenal. In the end, they were helped by Peer Astabali, a Muslim who fought against the Mughals despite his faith.
When any of these five princes is invoked, he will possess the person, and the prince will hail the peer’s name.
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5 princes with their sisters, thier guru “Nange guru”, who was a nath yogi on the right at top.
Gorakhnath who was shiva himself in the left at the top.
These 5 princes are called 5 Bawris, Bawri is their surname.
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I can see Shyamkaur Heard she is can do enchantment karma.
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Yes she is well versed in the magick of East India. And teach the same to her devotee.
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Whenever I think of East magick, I always remember Veer Bulaki Masan.
Lol he is a beast, he is both a masan and a veer
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