This simple practice can be done daily to build a relationship with Kurukulla and create an aura of magnetism, influence, and charisma. Additionally, you may use the mantra in your daily meditations to continue building that connection, and to empower enchantment talismans. Another good use for the mantra (after you have used it long enough to build a charge) is, when you want to persuade someone of something, draw them to you, or otherwise wield the power of influence, you can keep them in your line of sight while you recite the mantra, focusing on influencing your target to your will.
Kurukulla is a prominent figure in Tibetan Buddhist tradition, known as the Red Tara or the Dakini of Enchantments. She is depicted as a youthful and seductive goddess with a red complexion, symbolizing passion and transformation. Kurukulla is believed to have the power to control and subdue desires, and is often invoked for matters related to love, relationships, and attracting abundance. She is associated with the energy of magnetism and charm, and is often depicted holding a flower and a bow and arrow, symbolizing her ability to captivate and enchant. Kurukulla is revered for her ability to help practitioners overcome obstacles and achieve their goals through the power of love and compassion.
After receiving this transmission, you can access it's power at any time to influence those around you and bring anyone under your power!
