Types of Udhaga Neer - 01

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In the previous post, we have seen about the introducton and the explaination of the udhaga neer. Now let us see about the types of udhaga water and the ways to identify it and their uses. 

Saanavaedhi Udhagam

This intense udhaga neer is of white color like the ground water with foam and is sticky to touch. If we dip a stick in this water then in 90 minutes, the portion of the stick dipped in water will turn to a stone. The prescribed mantra* has to be said to get rid of the curse, then it has to be preserved in the bottle gourd shell that is tied up with the hair from horse's tail. In few drops of water, add the face powder then the liquid turns into red color and a scent smell comes from it. This  is only called as Saanavaedhi Udhagam. 

In a pumpkin, make some hole and pour mercury into it and tie it with the hair from horse's tail. Keep this in udhaga neer and within 90 minutes, pumpkin turns into stone. If this is crushed into pieces then the mercury becomes solid like balls. If we keep this solid ball in mouth, we can attain a power to fly. Take small amount of this pumkin powder and add honey to it and on eating this regularly, we can lead a long life says Siththars. 

Orunaalvaedhi Udhagam

This udhaga neer which is like a water washed by tobacco and is slippery and sticky to touch. The prescribed mantra has to be said to get rid of the curse, then it has to be preserved in the bottle gourd shell that is tied up with the hair from horse's tail. If we add asafoetiea powder and smell it, the smell of asafoetida goes off. This is only called as Orunaalvaedhi Udhagam.

This Orunaalvaedhi Udhagam has to be taken into a bael shell and add purified 5.31 gram of mercury in it and leaving it for a day, it will turn like butter. And if this mercury is solidified into rasamani then it is only called as Kevuna rasamani. 

Irunaalvaedhi Udhagam 

This udhaga neer will be sticky like cow dung water. The prescribed mantra has to be said to get rid of the curse, then it has to be preserved in the cocunut shell that is tied up with the hair from horse's tail. In few drops of this liquid if we add mango juice and leave it for two days. Then if we could not smell the scent of mango juice then it is only called as Irunaalvaedhi Udhagam. 

Take this udhaga water into a bael shell and add small quantity of silver powder. After two days we can find it being turned like mud. Grind and refine it and eating it by dissolving it in the ghee will result in attaining the Kaya siddhi.

Thirinaalvaedhi Udhagam 

This water which is sticky and slippery to touch and looks like the black soil tract water. In this water if we dip a stick for 3 days, then the portion of the stick dipped in water will turn to a stone. The prescribed mantra has to be said to get rid of the curse, then it has to be preserved in the shell made out of copper that is tied up with the hair from horse's tail. In few drops of water, add the sandal powder then if we try to smell, we could not find any smell. This way we can recognise this the Thirinaalvaedhi Udhagam. By using this kind of udhaga neer, many kinds of ashes and vermilion powder can be prepared. 

Panjavaedhi Udhagam

This looks like the water mixed up with turmeric. In this water if we dip a stick for 5 days then the portion of the stick dipped in water will turn to a stone. The prescribed mantra has to be said to get rid of the curse, then it has to be preserved in the shell made out of iron sheet that is tied up with the hair from horse's tail. In few drops of water, add the grinded wet onion then we could not find the smell of onion. This  way we can recognise this the Panjavaedhi Udhagam. By using this kind of udhaga neer many kinds arsenics can be converted into ashes.

As the post is too lengthy I shall let you know the other five types in the next post.

* The mantras used to get rid of the curses are unique and very rare kind of ones. Hence taking into consideration the length of the post, I have not revealed them.

Original - www.siththarkal.com
Translated by - சந்தியா