पहले सिद्धि होगी फिर साधना करना।।

Summary

In this video, the host, Jyotish Kamal, discusses the concept of obtaining powerful spiritual abilities or siddhi in one day, explaining the conditions under which this is possible. He highlights two main types of powers: one that manifests quickly due to the will of spirits like ghosts or powerful beings, and the other that requires a practitioner to undergo specific rituals after receiving initial siddhi. The video guides viewers through a ritual to invoke a potent energy on Holi night, involving items like perfumes, sweets, and a sacred stone, to achieve extraordinary spiritual powers.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker emphasizes the rarity of achieving powerful spiritual Siddhis (abilities) in a single day, highlighting that most powerful Siddhis take longer to manifest.
• 😀 Two types of powers are mentioned: one that desires to be worshipped, like spirits and ghosts, and another that may appear to a practitioner for guidance after initial manifestation.
• 😀 It is suggested that one can achieve quick Siddhi through a connection with certain spiritual entities, like a powerful being or spirit that recognizes the practitioner's potential.
• 😀 The speaker shares a personal story from a senior practitioner, who received guidance from a spiritual power after experiencing its manifestation.
• 😀 The concept of Siddhi is not just about quick manifestation but involves long-term practices as per the instructions of the spirit or power that grants it.
• 😀 A specific ritual is described for achieving Siddhi on the night of Holi, which involves collecting various items like high-quality perfumes, specific sweets, and a piece of sulfur stone.
• 😀 The ritual requires a practitioner to go to a secluded place, such as a deserted crossroad, an old well, or a haunted forest, to perform the required steps.
• 😀 The ritual includes setting up a protective circle with specific items in the four cardinal directions and placing offerings such as sweets and perfumes at the designated spots.
• 😀 After setting up the ritual, the practitioner must use sulfur to create a protective barrier around the circle to complete the procedure.
• 😀 The practitioner must be alert for signs or instructions from the spirit, particularly if they hear voices or experience dreams, as they indicate that the ritual's power is active and requires immediate action.

Q & A

What is the main theme of the script?

The main theme of the script is the concept of attaining spiritual or occult "siddhi" (supernatural accomplishment) in one night, specifically through the invocation of a powerful entity called Chaurangi Chudail during the night of Holi.

According to the speaker, under what two conditions can siddhi be attained in one day?

The speaker explains that one-day siddhi is possible either when a spirit or entity itself desires to be invoked and worshipped, or when a powerful entity chooses a capable practitioner first and later guides them through further spiritual practices.

Why does the speaker say that most powerful siddhis cannot be achieved in a single day?

He states that higher spiritual powers typically require sustained discipline and practice. Instant siddhi is rare and usually depends on the willingness of the entity or the practitioner's spiritual eligibility.

What materials are required for the ritual described in the script?

The ritual requires a piece of Hingul (also called Singarph), five types of high-quality perfumes (rose, nagchampa, bela, sandalwood, and kaner), a boondi laddu, a khoya-based sweet or kaju katli, a besan roti prepared with ghee and jaggery, and gulab jamun.

Where can the ritual be performed according to the instructions?

The ritual can be performed at one of three locations: a deserted crossroads, an old well near a banyan tree in a village, or a dense, isolated forest where people rarely go.

What symbolic structure must be drawn at the ritual site?

A circle must be drawn using the middle finger (associated with Saturn), with a plus sign inside it, creating five sections: center, east, south, west, and north.

How are the perfumes and sweets arranged within the ritual diagram?

Each direction receives a specific offering: rose perfume and laddu in the east, nagchampa perfume and khoya sweet in the south, bela perfume and besan roti in the west, sandalwood perfume and gulab jamun in the north, and kaner perfume in the center.

What is the purpose of creating a protective boundary with Hingul?

The Hingul is used to create a protective outer boundary (hisar) around the ritual diagram, symbolizing spiritual protection and containment of the invoked entity.

What is supposed to happen after completing the ritual and returning home?

The practitioner is instructed to wash their hands and feet, sleep, and wait for signs such as a voice, dream, or spiritual sensation calling them back to the ritual site.

Who is Chaurangi Chudail according to the script?

Chaurangi Chudail is described as a powerful female spirit who was once a highly skilled tantric practitioner. She is believed to possess knowledge of various occult practices and can grant supernatural abilities to her devotee.

What must the practitioner do upon returning to the ritual site after being called?

The practitioner must express their desire for siddhi, seek her cooperation, and make her swear three times in the name of Krodh Bhairav to ensure her commitment before breaking the protective boundary.

What powers are claimed to be granted through this siddhi?

The script claims that the practitioner may gain abilities such as hypnotizing individuals or crowds, influencing thoughts, gaining knowledge of hidden matters, counteracting spiritual attacks, and acquiring tantric knowledge.

Does the script suggest that further practice is required after initial siddhi?

Yes, even if initial contact or partial siddhi is achieved in one night, the practitioner must continue performing further rituals and mantra practices as instructed by the entity to gain full powers.

What tone does the speaker use regarding the ritual’s simplicity?

The speaker emphasizes that while the ritual appears simple, it is actually complex in understanding and execution, and requires careful attention to detail.