Agnipurana 295.19

Kubjikā, Tripurā, Gaurī, Candrikā remove poison. / The Prasāda mantra removes poison and increases life and health; / likewise the solar mantra, the mantra of Vināyaka, and constantly all mantras of Rudra.

Thus ends the two hundred and ninety-fifth chapter, entitled 'The Fivefold Rite of Rudra', in the Great Purāṇa of Agni.

Now the two hundred and ninety-sixth chapter.

Mantras and medicines that remove poison.

Agni said:
Oṃ, homage to the Blessed Rudra! Cut, cut the poison!

And to the one with a blazing battle-axe in hand! Homage to the Blessed Pakṣirudra! Raise the bitten one, raise him! Shake the bitten one, shake him! Make him speak, make him speak! Raise the snake-bitten one! Play, play! / Bind, bind! Guard, guard! O excellent Rudra, go, go! Slay, slay! Break, break! Terrify, terrify! With your fist destroy the poison! Ṭha ṭha!

[Footnote]

1. "oṃ hrāṃ hrīṃ hrūm" in ms. ña..

2. "oṃ hauṃ haṃ" in ms. ja..

3. "caṇḍikā" in ms. ña.. / p. 99

Verily, by [the grace of] Pakṣirudra, poison is destroyed through chanting this mantra.

Oṃ, homage to the Blessed Rudra! Destroy the poison, immobile and mobile, / artificial and natural poison, and secondary poison! Destroy the various poisons! / Destroy the poison of the bitten one! Blow, blow! Subdue, subdue! Vomit, vomit! / Pulling the streams [of rain] from the darkness of clouds, become free of poison! Destroy, destroy! Go, go! / Possess, possess! With the extraction of poison as its nature, ending with the mantra, holding the poison: Oṃ, cast it away! Oṃ, cast it away! Svāhā!

Oṃ hrīṃ khīṃ saḥ ṭhandrauṃ hrīṃ ṭhaḥ.