People who do not have physical strength and other resources to defeat enemies are on the lookout for mantras and quirks and quips. A quicky means to defeat enemies is to chant the 11 names of Goddess Kali. The names should be chanted on Tuesday and Friday. It should be chanted 51 times. The mantra is to be chanted at midnight between 12:10 AM and 12:55 AM. The person chanting the names of should sit facing south. He should light a lamp with mustard oil and offer red flowers. After chanting the mantra a coconut should be broken and later this coconut should be discarded in a deserted area.
The 11 names are
- भवप्रीता Bhavaprita
- भवानी Bhavani
- दुर्गा Durga
- जया Jaya
- शूलधारिणी Shooladharini
- पिनाकधारिणी Pinakadharini
- पातालवती Patalavati
- निशुम्भशुम्भहननी Nishumbh Shumbh Hanani
- महिषासुरमर्दिनी Mahishasura Mardini
- मधुकैटभहन्त्री Madhu Kaitabha Dantri
- चंडमुंडविनाशिनी Chanda Munda Vinashini
The use of mantras, quirks, and quips as a means of
empowerment or protection has been practiced for centuries. For those who may
not possess physical strength or ample resources to confront adversaries
directly, turning to such practices can offer a sense of strength and aid in
navigating challenges.
One such example is the chanting of the 11 names of Goddess
Kali, a revered deity in Hinduism known for her fierce and protective nature.
This practice is often considered a potent method for overcoming obstacles and
defeating enemies. According to tradition, chanting these names on specific
days, such as Tuesday and Friday, can enhance their efficacy.
The 11 names of Goddess Kali vary in different traditions,
but they typically invoke different aspects of her divine power and presence.
By repeating these names with sincerity and devotion, believers seek the
blessings and protection of Goddess Kali in their endeavors.
It is often recommended to chant these names a specific
number of times for maximum effect. In this case, chanting the 11 names 51
times on Tuesdays and Fridays is believed to amplify the potency of the
practice, reinforcing the seeker's connection with the divine and invoking
Kali's protective energy more intensely.
For individuals facing challenges or feeling vulnerable, such spiritual practices can provide a sense of comfort, strength, and resilience in the face of adversity. Whether it be through mantra chanting, prayer, or other rituals, the invocation of divine forces is believed to offer solace and support to those in need.