Vidveshan Tantric Kriya Course

This module covers where Vidveshan comes from and the framework it operates under. You will learn its place within the Six Shat Karma of Tantra, its roots in the Atharva Veda, and why this tradition categorizes magic by the practitioner's intention rather than by labels like black or white. This grounding is what determines whether the ritual is used correctly or misapplied.

This module covers the situations this ritual is built for and the restrictions around who should attempt it. You will learn how it is applied to third-party conflicts in relationships, negative energy, and addiction, and the physical and dietary conditions, including a strictly vegetarian diet and specific rules around menstruation, that determine whether someone is fit to perform it. You will also learn why the teacher requires practitioners to be completely certain of their intention before proceeding.

This module covers the practical preparation the ritual depends on. You will learn the specific days and lunar timings considered favorable, including Sundays, Tuesdays, and Ashtami, how the altar is oriented and set up moving through the cardinal directions, and the offerings and materials required, including iron nails, lemons, mustard oil, and cotton wicks, along with what must never be substituted in. You will also learn why any witchcraft tool used in the ritual must first be blessed by a high priest or priestess before it can be used.

This is the core working itself, taught across the two days it actually takes to perform. You will learn the full sequence from opening the altar and activating the mantra to the mala technique used during chanting, the iron nail and lemon binding method used to direct the ritual toward a specific target, and the salt water protection technique performed across eight directions during the third-party removal step. You will also learn how the process is adapted when more than one person is involved, using separate photographs for each, and how the second day's ritual builds on the first.

This module covers what keeps the ritual safe to perform. You will learn the disposal rules, including which trees can and cannot be used, the strict 24-hour window for discarding ritual materials, and why the teacher treats this as a working that punishes uncertainty rather than rewards experimentation. This is the module that separates a properly closed ritual from one left dangerously open.

The final module covers how this ritual is used professionally. You will learn the distinction between Shatru Stambhan, used to stop someone's interference, and Vidveshan or Ucchatana, used to remove someone from a person's life entirely, and why the teacher requires Shatru Stambhan first with a full month of observation before deciding whether to escalate. You will also learn how to handle remote or international conflict cases and how energy exchange is structured for client work, including situations where payment must be deferred.