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Agnipurana 134

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134.1

The Lord said: / I shall declare Trailokyavijayā, which destroys all yantras:

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"Oṃ hūṃ kṣūṃ hrūṃ oṃ, obeisance to the goddess! Fang-bearing one, / terrible-faced one, of immensely fierce form, hili hili! Red-eyed one, kili kili! Loud-sounding one, kulu oṃ! / Lightning-tongued one, kulu oṃ! Fleshless one, kaṭa kaṭa! Adorned with venomous vipers, cili cili! / Wearer of a garland of corpses, cause them to flee! Oṃ, greatly fierce one, covered with fresh, wet skin, / yawn! Oṃ, dance, bearer of the sword-creeper, with knitted brows and curved side-glances, / having a face distorted by uneven eyes, whose body is smeared with fat and marrow! Kaha kaha, oṃ, laugh, laugh! Enraged one, / of the dark colour of a raincloud! Oṃ hrām hrīṃ hrūṃ, fierce-formed one, hūṃ / hrīṃ klīṃ oṃ hrīṃ hūṃ oṃ, attract! Oṃ, shake, shake! Oṃ he / haḥ khaḥ, thunderbolt-bearer, hūṃ kṣūṃ kṣāṃ, wrathful-formed one, blaze, blaze! / Oṃ, frightfully terrifying one, pierce! Oṃ, gigantic-bodied one, cleave! Oṃ, dreadful one, kiṭi / kiṭi, mother of the great spirits, dispeller of all evil ones, Jaya, oṃ Vijaya, oṃ / Trailokyavijaya, hūṃ phaṭ svāhā!"

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[Footnote]

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[Variant reading:] "sarvamantravimardanīm" in MS kha.

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[Variant reading:] "sārdracarmakṛtāmbare" in MS jha.

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For victory, one should worship the dark-complexioned, twenty-armed [goddess] standing upon a corpse.

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Having performed the five-limbed nyāsa, one should offer red flowers into the fire. / In battle, the routing of an army will occur from the recitation of the Trailokyavijayā.

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"Oṃ, to Bahurūpa, paralyze, paralyze! Oṃ, delude! Oṃ, cause all enemies / to flee! Oṃ, attract Brahmā! Attract Viṣṇu! Oṃ, / attract Māheśvara! Oṃ, shake Indra! Oṃ, move the mountains! Oṃ, / dry up the seven oceans! Oṃ, cleave, cleave, obeisance to Bahurūpa!" / Then the spell-adept [places] a serpent abiding in a clay image bearing the name. //3

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Thus ends the one hundred and thirty-fourth chapter, entitled "The Trailokyavijayā Spell," in the Ocean of Victory in War in the Great Agni Purāṇa.

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Now begins the one hundred and thirty-fifth chapter:

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The Saṅgrāmavijayā Spell.

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