he month of Ashad continues until 24 July. In this forecast, I have talked briefly about the dark energies, because during Ashad—until 24 July—black magic attacks intensify. Those who are doing black magic on you, those who want to destroy you, become more active. I have seen many people suffer more because of these attacks, and I speak from my own experiences.
In this podcast I share:
- My personal life experiences during my Rahu Mahadasha
- The different kinds of black magic spells used to destroy you, damage your relationships, or cause other problems
- Why black magic intensifies during Ashad
If you are already suffering from black magic attacks, please stay alert. I also mention two effective remedies—and, as always, end with a story from my own difficult days. If you are new to my podcast, you’ll learn more about me and how I overcame those challenges.
There are some months in the Vedic calendar drenched in divine light—and there are months soaked in shadows. Ashad is one such month, when black magicians, tantriks and lower astral forces become unusually active, aggressive and dangerously amplified. It is a season of silence on the surface, but deep down a storm brews in the astral world. This is the period when dark rituals, destructive invocations and occult manipulations are carried out quietly and powerfully. You may not see it, you may not hear it, but you will feel it in:
- Unexplained tiredness, disturbed sleep or terrifying dreams
- Career blocks or sudden job loss
- Relationship breakdowns
- Sudden health collapses
- Financial instability
Why is Ashad so potent for black magicians?
- Dakshinayan begins: the sun starts its southward journey, the light recedes and those who walk in darkness rise from the shadows.
- Water dominance: emotions, psychic imprints and vibrational intentions flow more easily.
- Stronger lunar energy: empowers both divine and demonic rituals.
- Ancestral karma in the air: tantric entities can manipulate it.
- Planetary catalysts—retrogrades, combustions, eclipses and amavasyas—supercharge these attacks.
Who sends these attacks?
- Open enemies: competitors, business rivals, jealous colleagues (easy to recognize).
- Secret enemies: smile at your face, talk sweetly, dine with you, yet harbor deep resentment. They fund rituals, supply your name, photo, birth details to black magicians, and watch you suffer from afar.
Four Main Categories of Black Magic Spells
- Relationship-destroying spells
- Vashikaran on spouse: controls the partner’s mind, turning them cold or angry
- Mohini mantra misuse: seduces one partner away, ruining loyalty
- Grahakalesh tantra: constant ego clashes, misunderstandings, emotional exhaustion
- Bandhan Totka: ties the soul of your partner to someone else, destroying intimacy
- Financial and career-blockage spells
- Daridra Prayog: sudden losses, failed investments, job dismissals
- Karya Vigna mantra: interrupts deals, creates delays and confusion
- Pishacha Bandhan: attaches an entity that sucks abundance and clarity
- Dhana Nash tantra: cancels business deals, leads to debts or legal entanglements
- Health-attacking spells
- Maran Prayog: causes chronic disease or even premature death
- Utchatan Mantra: triggers anxiety, hallucinations, sleeplessness
- Preta Bandhan: invokes spirits to disturb your nervous system and aura
- Blood and hormone rituals: disrupt your immunity, hormonal health, vitality
- Attacks on children and future generations
- Santan Vigna Tantra: blocks pregnancy, causes miscarriages or IVF failures
- Baal Hani spell: creates health or learning difficulties in your children
- Auradosha: nightmares, disobedience, psychic sensitivity in children
Why These Attacks Work Now
- Dakshinayan: tamasic, dark vibrations grow stronger.
- Moist, heavy air: supports energy transfer and spirit invocation.
- Longer nights: rituals become more potent.
- Combined with eclipses, amavasyas, combustions: creates fertile ground for occult activity.
Two Powerful Remedies
1. Lord Hanuman—The Unshakable Shield
- Mantra (chanted every morning and evening, 108 times):Om Hanumate Namah
- Light a sesame-oil diya before Hanuman ji, especially on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
- Apply a small tilak of sindoor mixed with oil to Hanuman’s feet—and place a matching tilak on your forehead.
- Whenever possible, offer boiled rice with jaggery and ghee to cows (symbol of dharma) or fresh rotis with ghee to dogs (symbol of protection).
2. Lord Kalabhairav—The Fearless Destroyer
- Mantra (chanted after sunset, 108 times, especially on Sundays and amavasyas):Om Kalabhairavaya Namah
- Light a mustard-oil lamp at your front entrance after sunset to block negativity.
- Offer black urad dal, mustard seeds and coconut to Lord Kalabhairav.
- Visit a Kalabhairav temple on Sundays during Ashad.
Extra Tip for Close Followers
- Place a small piece of alum (fitkari) under your pillow; it absorbs negativity. Replace every seven days.
“The most powerful shield is faith. No darkness can survive where divine remembrance and devotion reside.”
My Own Story
When I was 14, I lost my father; my mother had left me at age 4. By 14, I was an orphan—homeless, penniless and alone. My Rahu Mahadasha had just begun. In that darkest hour, a woman driven by hatred paid a black magician to attack me repeatedly. I had nothing—no home, no money, no support. But I did have unshakable faith in God.
Just as the warrior in the storm knew that the sword was in divine hands, I trusted that the storm itself was in God’s hands. She plotted and paid, but her darkness could not touch a soul under divine grace. I am here today not because I fought hard, but because He held me when no one else could.
There are cowards in this world who don’t confront you openly, but stab you from the shadows. They pay to destroy your peace, health, finances and relationships. I have lived that truth. So my request to you:
- Stay aware—do not trust blindly.
- Trust Him—what you lack in strength, He supplies in grace.
If He could protect a 14-year-old orphan walking barefoot with nothing but His name, He can protect you too.
“Let your faith be greater than your fear. Walk with faith in your heart—and as you walk, the way will appear.”
Jai Shree Ganesha. Jai Guru.
