Bhoothnath is a Sanskrit word known as "Bhooth" means the
demons, spirits, ghosts and "Nath" mean the lord or King. The lord of
all demons, ghosts and spirits are called Bhoothnath, this is the form
of the Lord Shiva, which is similar to Lord Bhairav but many of the
practitioners didn’t have an idea about the mantra and tantra of him
Now, in this blog
I will share the best ritual of the lord Bhoothnath to
impress and make him manifest in-front of the practitioner and fulfill
any particular wish or desire of the practitioner. The best boon
should be asked by the practitioner is to get the power to control the
ghosts, demons and spirits
Procedure
The practitioner should start the procedure on a Saturday night
in a Cremation ground,
which is meant for the purpose of
burying or cremating dead bodies of human beings for Hindus,
Muslims and Christians
Sit down on a Woolen Sitting Mat and place a “Tribhujakaar or
Triangular Havan Kund” made from Copper in-front of him
and light the Havan.
After this, he should light 4 lamps on the 4 directions, outside
the Havan Kund.
Then, he should chant 1 Mala or 108
Repetitions of the Bhuteshwar Mantra using a Rudraksha Japa
Mala,
while offer Sabut Urad Dal, Black Sesame Seeds and
Sesame Seed Oil to the Havan
Then the Bhoothnath appears after the conclusion of the
Mantra Chanting and when he manifests,
the practitioner
should offer a little bit of Blood from his ring finger to the fire
Bhoothnath will ask the wish of the practitioner, then he/she
should ask him without afraid
If the Bhoothnath didn’t manifest on first Saturday, then
he/she should perform on every Saturday until he manifest
Mantra
II Om Vam Vam Bhoom Bhooteshwara Mam Vashyam Kuru Kuru
Swaha II
Invocation of the Lord Bhoothnath
The practitioner should get the picture of Lord Shiva and offer ghee
lamp, fragrance, fruits and milk and chant the below mantra for 108
or 540 or 1008 times with Rudraksha mala. Ghee lamp is not
mandatory, but it can increase the intensity of the ritual
Mantra
II Om Brum Brum Brum Bhootha Pathey Namaha I
The practitioner should offer food to dogs and nature on every full moon day and new moon days. Nature represents any living being Offering to the nature, gives the protection, success, luck, victory and instant Mantra Siddhi (Mastery in Magic) to the practitioner
note: The Practitioner can ask any boon as per his/her interest,
but the command on ghosts and ghost entities is the best boon
to ask