Tantra and Mantra Secrets: Real Powers, Ghosts, and Divine Truth Revealed by Bapuji

The Cosmic Origins of Tantra: From Mahadev to Shukracharya

In the hidden folds of creation lies a mysterious and powerful science—Tantra and Mantra Vidya—a divine system born not from imagination, but from the deep spiritual necessity to empower and awaken souls. Contrary to popular belief, Tantra was not always created for negativity; its origin was cosmic and purposeful. In this exploration, Bapuji reveals hidden knowledge that goes beyond what the world commonly understands.

The originator of all Tantra-Mantra is none other than Mahadev (Shiv Shankar)—the supreme yogi and lord of transformation. In the first Para (cycle) of the universe, when spiritual imbalance arose due to the birth of Asuras (demons), Mahadev revealed this knowledge to Shukracharya, the guru of demons. This knowledge was given for empowerment, not destruction—originally to uplift the soul’s powers and awaken divine potential.

Shukracharya then passed this knowledge to the demons. The Tantras and Mantras used by demons were designed specifically for beings with body consciousness, in contrast to divine mantras used for invoking higher gods and deities who resided in the higher 14 Lokas (worlds).

Purpose and Practice of Tantra Vidya

Originally, the purpose of Tantra was to enable soul-power development:

Activating the soul’s latent abilities. Manifesting subtle abilities like Trikaal Darshan (seeing past, present, future), Sohan Tratak, Para-Apara Pran Vidya.Performing miraculous feats: levitation, transformation, telepathy, and subtle communication over millions of kilometres.

This science was categorized into various practices:

• Vashikaran (attraction/influence)

• Mohani (hypnosis)

• Stambhan (paralysis)

• Uchchatan (displacement)

Even physical transformations, such as appearing in multiple places or lifting mountains, were achievable through Tantric siddhis (powers).

Divine vs. Demonic Applications of Mantra-Tantra

The Mantras of gods and demons are fundamentally different.

• Gods use sattvic, pure vibrations through Yagna, Havan, and divine invocation.

• Demons, focused on desires and body-consciousness, use mantras to gain control and manifest physical effects.

Mahakali, a fierce form of Jagadamba, plays a central role in Tantra. Her manifestations were meant to eliminate destructive forces like Raktbeej, whose each drop of blood could create another demon. Mahakali, in her countless forms, consumed this blood to stop demonic proliferation.

Modern-Day Tantra: Real or Illusion?

Despite being ancient, Tantra is still active today, though misused in many cases.

People today invoke ghosts, spirits, Yakshinis, and Apsaras in cemeteries or through rituals, often for negative purposes. Modern Tantriks claim to perform miracles—levitating lemons, influencing others’ minds, or even remote viewing across oceans.Some reportedly control ghosts to heal auras, cure paralysis, or influence political leaders.

But Bapuji clarifies that without the purity of the soul, these powers are temporary and even dangerous.
Ghosts and subtle beings often attach themselves to the practitioner, causing long-term suffering or madness.

Karmic Boundaries and Limitations

Even the most powerful Tantrik cannot alter karmic destiny stored in the causal body (karan sharir). Mantra-Tantra may provide temporary relief, but the karmic bondage returns. The subtle body may shift slightly, but true change lies only through the ultimate light of the soul. Without self-awakening, no ritual can rewrite destiny.

Across Religions: Universal Presence of Spirits and Occult

The knowledge of ghosts, spirits, and rituals is not limited to Sanatan Dharma. In Islam, the concept of Jinn exists—powerful beings that can possess or assist humans. Christian exorcists invoke the name of Jesus to cast out demons. Secret societies like the Illuminati are believed to use dark rituals, sometimes in the name of Jesus, to manipulate energies. This shows that the energies of spirits and their use—positive or negative—exist across religious lines.

Siddhis and Saints: True Spiritual Power

While Tantriks seek power externally, saints and yogis develop true siddhis through internal purity and yogic union.
Such souls invoke own soul super power and performs like heal with a glance, communicating telepathically, transcend time and space through soul consciousness. Their powers come not from invoking ghosts, but from merging with the Supreme Light.

Tantra is a double-edged sword—used positively, it can awaken dormant abilities; used negatively, it invites bondage.
The true and permanent path to change own’s future is not through external mantras, but through soul purification, yog, and Atma Gyan (self-knowledge).

Shiva, Adi Shakti, and the Divine Hierarchy

From Paramdham (Supreme Abode), Adi Shiva (original Shiva) and Adi Shakti descend into Shivpuri, a divine realm. Below it , are Vishnu Puri, Brahma Puri, and then the seven lower worlds, leading to Earth and seven realms of hell.

This divine structure is part of every cosmic creation cycle. In each Para (cycle of 100 Brahma years), the universe is recreated. At the beginning of a new creation, Brahma is born. Shankar (Shiva's destructive form) manifests in subtle and sometimes physical form whenever destruction is needed. Shankar is not born from a womb; he manifests directly from cosmic latency—a pure vibration. Mahadev’s various avatars, such as Sati and Parvati, represent different expressions of Adi Shakti. In each Mahapralaya (Great Destruction) or even during Manvantar pralaya (partial destructions), Shankar manifests in a physical form, and marriage occurs with a form of Adi Shakti. This event happens once in a Brahma's day (a Kalpa), signifying cosmic balance between creation and destruction.

Even Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva knowingly grant boons to demons at times, only to create situations for destruction later. This cosmic drama maintains balance.

Tridev (Brahma, Vishnu, Mahesh) and Trigun (Sato, Rajo, Tamo)

Each of the Tridev represents a quality:

• Brahma = Rajo

• Vishnu = Sattva

• Shiva = Tamo

True liberation (Moksha) lies beyond these three—in the Nirgun Paramdham. When sages rise above Trigun, they become Brahmgyani (knowers of the Supreme Truth).

Aura Power and Protection

Tantra and Mantra can only affect souls with weak auras. Souls with white or pink aura radiate spiritual strength. Ghosts and spirits flee from them. A strong aura can repel negative energies even from a distance. Such people are born with divine protection. Their soul body, subtle body, and causal body are fully charged.

Ghosts, Crematoriums, and Mahadev

Crematoriums are homes to millions of ghosts. Mahadev often resides in these places, guiding and liberating stuck souls. But Tantriks go there to trap ghosts for personal gain. Ghosts demand liquor or meat. Once attached, they haunt the tantrik. Many become powerful but fall into misery over time. Christian Churches, Islamic Mysticism, and Trance States . The same ghostly phenomena occur globally: In Christian churches, people fall in trance. In Islam, spirits (Jinns) are invoked. Trance mediums and auto-writing are done by possession, not divine inspiration. Often, Brahma Kumaris’ trance messages vary across centers due to different ghosts entering mediums claiming to be Brahma Baba

The Role of Aliens and the Illuminati

Aliens, especially negative ones, have captured planets and even satellites. Many destructive systems on Earth are guided by them subtly. The Illuminati operate behind major religions, institutions, and spiritual centers.

Crystals, Numbers, and Codes

Crystals and number codes (like 786 or 369) were once powerful. Today, atmospheric negativity has diluted their effect.Some receive code numbers from subtle beings—identification numbers used for telepathic contact. But most numerology today is superficial.Real freedom lies not in rituals, but in soul awakening. A Brahmgyani soul—radiating light, free of body-consciousness—is untouched by any Tantra or Mantra.

When the soul awakens and connects to Paramshanti, all lower forces vanish.

The Influence of the Moon and Darkness

Bapuji explains the mystical connection between the moon and the human mind. The moon, being the karak (controller) of the mind, affects both the mental states of humans and the ocean tides. On full moon nights, minds become more emotionally active, and traditionally, such nights were considered suitable for divine events like Raas Leela. On the contrary, Amavasya (new moon night) symbolizes darkness—both literal and spiritual—where the absence of moon and sun increases ghostly and demonic powers.

In darkness, ghosts and spirits thrive, and hence, most Tantra Vidya (esoteric practices) are performed at night, especially after midnight. Bapuji emphasizes that ghosts cannot withstand light and are driven to cold and dark places, waiting for their time on earth to end.

The Role of Ghosts and Black Magic

Ghosts, according to Bapuji, are not fictional—they are real entities capable of affecting the physical and mental realms. Tantriks use specific mantras to control or repel spirits. Many western rituals also attempt to harness moon energy to summon dark forces. However, Bapuji warns against such practices, explaining that any use of energy for harm or selfish gain results in negative karma and spiritual downfall.

Even ghosts are affected by divine names. The name of Ram or invoking Thakur (Lord Krishna) can drive spirits away. They do not remain where divine vibrations are strong.

Siddhis and the Mortal World

Bapuji strongly asserts that siddhis (occult powers) achieved through Tantra and mantras are ultimately worthless compared to the power of soul realization. Referring to Adi Shankaracharya, he reminds us that the world is an illusion (Maya), and the only truth is the formless, attributeless Brahman (Supreme Divine Light).

Alien Souls, Ghosts, and Human Evolution

A significant revelation Bapuji shares is about the increasing population of the earth. If 100 years ago there were around 100 crore humans and today there are over 800 crore, where did the souls come from? He explains that many were previously ghosts or spirits, and some even came from higher realms or as aliens. These souls incarnate to balance karma and fulfill cosmic evolution .Bapuji elaborates on how aliens work in subtle forms, sometimes taking human birth or working from behind the scenes to spread certain ideologies. He clarifies that even aliens enter the cycle of birth and death eventually.

Vastu Shastra, Mantras, and Misconceptions

Modern belief systems often misuse or misrepresent ancient knowledge like Vastu Shastra or astrology. While these sciences were once part of divine architecture and cosmic design, Bapuji says that in today’s Tamo Pradhan (darkest age) world, they are often used superficially and without true spiritual understanding. Only the vibration of the soul and divine consciousness matter now.

The Rise of Ghosts and Fall of Humanity

Bapuji warns that in the coming times, ghosts and spirits will increase manifold as humanity falls into deeper darkness. With increasing Tamas (inertia and ignorance), fewer souls will desire to be born again as humans. Ghosts too are losing interest in rebirth due to the suffering seen on earth—poverty, destruction, and instability.

The Only Path Forward: Soul Power and Divine Light

The only way to protect oneself in the current and coming times, Bapuji insists, is through Atma Gyan (self-realization). One must awaken soul consciousness and connect with the Supreme Father of the infinite (Anant Param Pita). When divine light and divine wisdom enter one’s aura, no ghost or negative force can affect them.

Instead of relying on black magic, rituals, or siddhis, Bapuji urges everyone to:

• Increase soul power

• Realize your true self

• Connect with the Param Light

• Send vibrations of Paramshanti (supreme peace) to the world

Final Thoughts

As destruction nears and humanity faces collapse—both morally and ecologically—Bapuji stresses the importance of spiritual evolution. While many modern people fall into atheism and distraction, a time will come when they will again search for the ultimate truth: Who am I? Where have I come from?

This is the essence of Bapuji’s message—to rise above ghosts, aliens, black magic, and destruction, and to realize our divine nature.Paramshanti (supreme peace). The time has come to turn inward, to stop chasing siddhis and illusions, and to connect to the original home, Paramdham. The soul alone is the savior, and the Supreme Light is the only true power. Let us rise together in soul-consciousness and radiate vibrations of peace across the world. Paramshanti (supreme peace).