The Garuda Purana

by Manmatha Nath Dutt | 1908 | 245,256 words | ISBN-13: 9788183150736

The English translation of the Garuda Purana: contents include a creation theory, description of vratas (religious observances), sacred holidays, sacred places dedicated to the sun, but also prayers from the Tantrika ritual, addressed to the sun, to Shiva, and to Vishnu. The Garuda Purana also contains treatises on astrology, palmistry, and preci...

Chapter XXVII - Rites for neutralising the effects of snake venoms

Suta said:—Om, O thou the skeleton of Kala and Vikala! O Chandini! O thou the destroyer of creatures! O thou the venom of serpents! O Virathanarayani! O Uma! O thou of burning hand! O Chanda! O Kaudri! O Maheswari, O thou of a huge mouth, O thou of a burning mouth! O thou having dart-like ears! O Sukamundha! O thou the destroyer of all, destroy the enemies. Khakha, thou dost look at all with thy entire body covered with blood. O goddess Manasa! Stupify all, stupify all. O goddess! thou art born in the heart of Rudra, thou art stationed there and thou dost appear in a terrific form. Protect, Protect Mam, Hum, Mam, Phapha, Tata, O thou wearing a girdle of beads. O thou destroyer of the poison of plants and enemies. O Shala! O Mala! Hara, Hara, Vishoka, Ham, Ham! Shavari, Hum, Shavari, Prakonavishare! Sarve! Vinchamegha Mile! It is destructive of the poison of all serpents.

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