Krishna Sammohan Mantra to get rid of impurities

Today, I will share a special mantra prayog dedicated to Shri Krishna using which, a person will be able to get rid of impurity in his thoughts, words and actions.

Whenever we talk about sammohan or vashikaran, we usually think that  it is all about attracting someone. But this is not complete truth.

Sammohan out of these is more significant and needed in life than vashikaran. Using sammohan, a person starts feeling more happy in life and stays positive in adverse situations. It also helps to increase the glow on your face. Other than this, Sammohan also helps us to get rid of bad habits that we have in life.

For this very purpose of getting rid of bad habits and dull nature towards life and people in general, I am sharing a Krishna mantra prayog.

Procedure -

1. Start this prayog from a Shukla paksha Friday or Purnima at night.

2. Wear white clothes and sit facing east and keep a chowki in front of you.

3. Spread a white cloth on it and keep a copper plate on it.

4. On the copper plate, write 'क्लीं'  using white chandan or normal chandan.

5. Keep a supari on it.

6. Worship your guru, Ganesh, Shiv, Mahalakshmi, Lord Surya and Shri Krishna as per your capacity.

7. Light a pure ghee diya in front of you and then offer white coloured mava based  sweets to the supari assuming it to be a form of Shri Krishna.

Then, Do panchopchar puja of the supari.

8. Do a tilak of white chandan on yourself.

9. Take a sankalp for you desired wishes.

10. Chant 5 mala of this mantra for just 21 days. Use a vaijaynti mala for this purpose.

Mantra : || ॐ क्लीं क्लीं क्रीं क्रीं हुं हुं फट् ।।

।।  Om kling kling kring kring hum hum fatt ।।

Maintain aapan mudra while chanting the mantra. Because aapan mudra is the mudra which brings purification.

It is has been seen that after use of this prayog, not only but the sadhak but the people who see the sadhak also get rid of their impurities of mind,words and heart. People start behaving the way the sadhak wants them to behave and listen to your orders like a slave does to his master.