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Bhojpatra – Sacred Birch Bark for Mantra, Yantra & Traditional Healing Practices
₹151.00
Bhojpatra, also known as Birch Bark, is a highly revered natural material used for centuries in Vedic astrology, tantra, and spiritual rituals.
It is traditionally believed to hold subtle energetic purity, making it an ideal surface for writing mantras, creating yantras, and performing sacred practices.
Astrologers, spiritual practitioners, and seekers value Bhojpatra for its role in protection rituals, prosperity practices, and ancient scriptural traditions.
Bhojpatra is widely used to create powerful yantras.
Yantras written on Bhojpatra are traditionally considered more effective due to its natural vibration and purity.
Used by astrologers to draw charts, diagrams, and symbols.
Helps study personality traits, destiny patterns, and future influences.
Writing sacred mantras on Bhojpatra and wearing it as a talisman is believed to provide protection and divine blessings.
Traditionally used against negative energies and unseen influences.
Writing the mantra “Shreem” on Bhojpatra and placing it in a locker or cash box is believed to attract financial stability and abundance.
An important component in various tantric rituals and spiritual experiments.
Used to focus intention, energy activation, and spiritual progress.
The bark is traditionally used to help cleanse wounds and control bleeding.
Mentioned in traditional texts for supporting conditions like asthma and epilepsy.
Used in Ayurvedic traditions for digestive issues and certain skin conditions.
Traditionally associated with remedies for obesity, bone disorders, arthritis, intestinal worms, and ear pain.
Sacred writing material for religious, astrological, and spiritual texts.
Used to write mantras placed inside lockets or talismans.
Commonly used in astrology and tantra for crafting energized yantras.
Bhojpatra, also known as Birch Bark, is a highly revered natural material used for centuries in Vedic astrology, tantra, and spiritual rituals.
It is traditionally believed to hold subtle energetic purity, making it an ideal surface for writing mantras, creating yantras, and performing sacred practices.
Astrologers, spiritual practitioners, and seekers value Bhojpatra for its role in protection rituals, prosperity practices, and ancient scriptural traditions.
Bhojpatra is widely used to create powerful yantras.
Yantras written on Bhojpatra are traditionally considered more effective due to its natural vibration and purity.
Used by astrologers to draw charts, diagrams, and symbols.
Helps study personality traits, destiny patterns, and future influences.
Writing sacred mantras on Bhojpatra and wearing it as a talisman is believed to provide protection and divine blessings.
Traditionally used against negative energies and unseen influences.
Writing the mantra “Shreem” on Bhojpatra and placing it in a locker or cash box is believed to attract financial stability and abundance.
An important component in various tantric rituals and spiritual experiments.
Used to focus intention, energy activation, and spiritual progress.
The bark is traditionally used to help cleanse wounds and control bleeding.
Mentioned in traditional texts for supporting conditions like asthma and epilepsy.
Used in Ayurvedic traditions for digestive issues and certain skin conditions.
Traditionally associated with remedies for obesity, bone disorders, arthritis, intestinal worms, and ear pain.
Sacred writing material for religious, astrological, and spiritual texts.
Used to write mantras placed inside lockets or talismans.
Commonly used in astrology and tantra for crafting energized yantras.
This traditional item is prepared and offered under the guidance of Ghaisas Guruji, respecting sacred customs.
It is meant to support spiritual well-being and positive living, not for exploiting anyone’s beliefs.
“This is not merely an online shop, but a sacred offering. Proceeds sustain Vedic rituals and holy services.”
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