Invoke Bhootini

The Eight Spirit-Queens of Krodha Bhairava Are Not Ghosts. They Are Shaktis. And This Book Teaches You How to Invoke Them.

The Bhuta Damara Tantra is one of the rarest and most misunderstood texts in the Shaiva Tantric canon. For centuries, its central figures, the Bhootinis, have been dismissed as ghost-exorcism lore, folk superstition, or dangerous material best left untouched. None of that survives contact with the source text.

The Bhootinis are the eight Sundaris, the Beautiful Ones, the fierce and precise feminine Shaktis of Krodha Bhairava himself. Each one governs a specific domain of power. Each one responds to her own authentic Sanskrit mantra, her own mudra, her own ritual sequence. Each one delivers specific and documented results to the practitioner who approaches her correctly.

This book gives you that approach, complete and in sequence, drawn directly from the Bhuta Damara Tantra tradition.

What This Book Contains

• The complete sadhana of Krodha Bhairava, the foundational practice that opens the gateway to all eight Sundaris
• All eight authentic Sanskrit Sundari mantras in Devanagari script with full transliteration and syllable-by-syllable meaning
• The Krodha command mantra used when a Sundari does not arrive, sourced directly from the original text
• Individual invocation chapters for all eight Sundaris: Kulasundari, Vijayasundari, Vimalasundari, Sundari, Namoharsundari, Bhushanasundari, Dhavalasundari, and Madhumattasundari
• Complete mudra reference drawn from Chapters Four, Nine, and Twenty-Five of the Bhuta Damara Tantra
• Full puja setup, altar arrangement, ritual timing, bali offerings, and step-by-step session sequences for every practice
• The six-limb nyasa of Krodha Bhairava and the formal mandala structure from the source text
• Signs of genuine contact, what the tradition promises long-term practitioners, and a complete annual practice structure
• A comprehensive Sanskrit glossary of thirty-one terms

This Is Not a Commentary. It Is a Sadhana Manual.

Every chapter delivers what the tradition itself delivers: the mantra, the mudra, the ritual space, the timing, the offerings, the step-by-step sequence from opening to closing. Nothing is left as a principle to be worked out later.

The practices in this book are drawn from the living ritual tradition of the Bhuta Damara Tantra and from the authentic manuscript sources preserved in the Chaukhamba editions from Varanasi. They have been tested across centuries and across the lineages that have carried this text. They work for those who bring the practice what the tradition requires.

Krodha Bhairava's own declaration in the source text: those who recite his mantra, he is their servant. The Bhootinis are their maidservants. He destroys old age, fear, danger from authority, danger from predatory forces, and all categories of spirit-interference on their behalf, through his own effort.

The tradition has always made this promise. This book gives you the practice that receives it.