A traditional black magic prayoga believed to affect married couples and sexual intimacy, associated with the deity Shanishwara (Shani).
In this post, we examine a traditional black magic prayoga believed to affect married couples, particularly their sexual connection and intimacy. This prayoga is associated with the deity Shanishwara (Shani) and is traditionally believed to be performed with the intention of creating distance, dissatisfaction, and external attraction within marriage.
According to certain tantric belief systems, Shanishwara Prayoga targets the sensory and reproductive energy of married individuals.
This prayoga is believed to be performed:
Externally (ritual-based methods)
Internally, through Kaivisham (black-magic-laced food) — which is considered more difficult to remove
The goal of this prayoga is traditionally believed to be the disruption of marital intimacy, sometimes leading to extra-marital involvement.
People believed to be affected by this prayoga commonly report:
Loss of sensation in sexual organs
Inability to feel pleasure during intercourse
Difficulty or inability to orgasm or climax
Complete loss of sexual desire toward the married partner
Emotional detachment between spouses
In men, an additional commonly reported sign is:
These symptoms are typically reported only within the marriage, while attraction or desire may appear externally, which is considered a key identifying feature in traditional belief.
Important:
Proper medical evaluation is essential. Hormonal imbalance, psychological stress, and medical conditions must be ruled out before considering spiritual explanations.
Can be external or internal
Internal Kaivisham-based prayoga is harder to remove
Often progresses slowly
Effects may intensify over time if left untreated
The following remedies are traditionally believed to be effective. One may choose based on belief, access, and guidance.
Light a pumpkin lamp for Goddess Pratyangira
Perform this on Amavasya (no moon days)
Continue for at least 3 to 9 Amavasya days
This remedy is considered suitable for external prayogas and early-stage symptoms.
Chanting Pratyangira Mantra is traditionally believed to be effective but not recommended for everyone, as improper chanting without experience or guru guidance may worsen issues.
Perform Pratyangira Homam and Sudarshana Homam at home
Collect the ghee used in the homam
Mix it with a spiritual detox preparation
Consume for 3 consecutive days
This method is traditionally believed to work for:
External prayoga
Internal Kaivisham-based prayoga
It is considered the most complete and effective remedy.
Sexual dysfunction should never be self-diagnosed as spiritual
Always consult qualified medical professionals first
Spiritual remedies belong to traditional belief systems and are not a replacement for medical treatment
According to traditional belief systems:
Shanishwara Prayoga can affect marital intimacy and sexual sensation
It may cause loss of desire, orgasm difficulty, and fertility issues
Internal Kaivisham-based forms are more difficult to remove
Pratyangira and Sudarshana-based remedies are traditionally believed to be effective
Future posts will discuss:
Differences between Shani-based and Chathan-based marital prayogas
Kaivisham effects on relationships
Safe spiritual protection practices