Garudapurana 1.178

Hari said: / Brahmadaṇḍī, vacā, kuṣṭha, priyaṅgu, and nāgakeśara— / one should offer them combined with betel to women with the mantra for their subjugation: / "Om to Nārāyaṇī svāhā!"

To whomever betel is given with the proper mantra, that person becomes subdued: / "Om Hari, Hari, svāhā!"

Cow's tooth and yellow orpiment combined with a crow's tongue, / powdered and placed upon someone's head—that person becomes subdued. / White mustard floral offerings placed in whosever house cause ruin to it.

The root of vibhītaka and śākhoṭaka, combined with leaves, / placed at someone's house-door—strife indeed occurs there.

One should grind the flesh of a wagtail with honey; / from smearing the vagina during the fertile period, a man becomes a slave.

Agarwood and guggulu, combined with blue water lily, / fumigated with jaggery: one becomes beloved at the king's gate.

White aparājitā root ground and mixed with rocanā— / whomever one looks upon with a forehead mark of it, one can subjugate in the king's palace.

Kākajaṅghā, vacā, kuṣṭha, nimba leaf, and fine saffron, / combined with one's own blood: a person becomes subdued.

Having taken auspicious blood of a wild cat, / it should be steeped in karañja oil; then lampblack over a Rudra-fire / one should collect on a lotus leaf; from using that collyrium, one becomes invisible.

"Om, salutation to the bearer of the sword and thunderbolt, the great Yakṣa commander-in-chief, svāhā! / Om to Rudra hrāṃ hrīṃ, the Tvaritā knowledge possessing excellent power! / Om Mothers, immobilize, svāhā!" / Having muttered this spell a thousand times, it wards off thieves. / The root of mahāsugandhikā held at the waist restrains semen.

"Om, salutation to all beings, salutation, grant success, grant success, svāhā!" / Having consecrated a karavīra flower seven times / and waved it before women, in an instant she falls under one's control.

One should grind brahmadaṇḍī, vacā, and patra with honey; / and from anointing her body [with it], a woman desires no other husband.

The crest of brahmadaṇḍī put in the mouth arrests the flow of semen; / the root of jayantī kept in the mouth grants victory in lawsuits.

The root of bhṛṅgarāja ground up and mixed with semen, / and applied as collyrium to the two eyes, will indeed bring a man under control.

Giving the crest of aparājitā combined with a blue lotus / together with betel is an excellent means of subjugation.

In the big toe, in the foot, in the ankle, in the knee, and likewise in the hips; / in the navel, in the chest, and in the abdomen, in the armpit, in the throat, on the cheek,

on the lip, in the eye, and on the forehead, and on the crown of the head the digits of the moon are situated; / for women in the bright fortnight [they move] upwards, and in the dark fortnight downwards for men.

On the left side and on the right side in succession, O Rudra, producing excitement and the like. / Sixty-four arts are taught in the Kāmaśāstra that cause subjugation; / beginning with embracing, they subjugate women who are lovers.

Gorocanā, fragrant flowers, neem blossom, priyaṅgu, / saffron, and sandalwood: with a forehead-mark [made from these], one subjugates the world.

“Oṃ hrīṃ, O Goddess Gaurī, give me good fortune, subjugation of children, and the like! / Oṃ hrīṃ, O Goddess Lakṣmī, [give me] all good fortune that enchants the three worlds!”

From the anointing of fragrant turmeric and saffrons, / and by the incense of fragrant flowers and the like, one will subjugate [others], O Rudra.

Durālabhā, vacā, kuṣṭha, saffron, and śatāvarī / mixed with sesame oil: from anointing the vulva [with this], a man is subjugated.

A woman having fumigated her vulva with the smoke of neem wood / will become fortunate, O Rudra, and her husband will become her slave.

Buffalo butter, kuṣṭha, and madhuyaṣṭikā: / good fortune arises from anointing the vulva [with these], and her husband will likewise become her slave.

Madhuyaṣṭi, cow's milk, and likewise kaṇṭakārikā: / one should drink equal parts of these with hot water / reduced to one-fourth; an excellent conception results.

One should steep citron seeds together with milk; / having drunk that, she obtains conception; here no doubt should be entertained.

Citron seeds and roots of the castor-oil plant, / having combined [them] with ghee, a woman desiring a son should drink.

Aśvagandhā boiled with nectar-like milk causes urination. / But one should grind seeds of palāśa with honey; / a menstruating woman, having drunk [it], becomes free from the conception of flowers [i.e., menses].

Thus ends the one hundred and seventy-eighth chapter in the Ācārakāṇḍa, designated as the first section of the Pūrvakhaṇḍa, in the glorious Garuḍa Mahāpurāṇa.