The document discusses the concept of "dhristi" or evil eye in Hinduism. It describes dhristi as negative energy that stems from emotions like jealousy and can impact people physically or psychologically. Common techniques to ward off dhristi mentioned include using fruits like lemons and limes, burning camphor, visiting temples, and spiritual remedies like prayers and mantras. Visiting the temple of Lord Balaji in Tirupati on Thursdays is considered especially effective due to the belief that on this day the Lord's eyes are open.

1. MEASURE
TO WARD OFF
THE EVIL EYES

2.  The ominous power of Dhristi can be subtle or
immense depending upon the depth of negative
emotions. Stronger the emotions greater will be
the energy released. This energy can work at the
 A) Material level :
 An evil-eye on other's possessions like wealth,
property, and other accessories which
consequently deplete the victims of their
resources.
 B) Physical and the psychological level :
 The 'hale and hearty' suddenly succumb to ill-
health, or happiness and peace of mind is lost.
These are some of the nasty effects of Dhristi.
Witchcraft, black magic etc. are advanced
manifestations of Dhristi.

3. •Drishti occurs when someone looks at you with a jealous,
evil and astonishing mind.
Someone who cannot possess or achieve a thing which
you have reached.
Someone says pumpkin, bloody sacrifice and all for drishti
removal.
But in my experience Lord Narasimha photo in your
house entrance and workplace will nullify all evil results.
It’s not because Narasimha has horrifying look I am telling
this.
Generally, Vishnu's Narasimha Avatar is to give swift
removal of miseries esp. due to enemies, demoniac men
and horoscope planets.
It is said when one loudly chants "Jai Narasimha" even
the Sani planet would fly away and cannot do any harm.

4. DHRISTI PARIHAARAM
1. Dhrishti Parihaaram is a measure to ward off the evil,
cast by an evil eye. The remedy also depends upon the
source from which the negative energy has been
produced whether it is a product of witchcraft or black
magic.
2. Traditional methods of Pariharam
Material level: Some fruits like lemon, watermelon and
coconut have the capacity to absorb negative energy.
For eg. A new automobile is run over lemons before it
starts its journey. Watermelons are hung at the gates
of houses and babies are smeared with collyrium on
the forehead and the cheek to ward off evil.
Physical level: Burning camphor, when brought near any
person burns out all the negativity around the person.
It is necessary that the mind get tuned (in order to
absorb the negative energy) to these media (lemons
coconuts, collyrium) of Dhristi Parihaaram so that they
serve the desired purpose.

5. SOME MORE TECHNIQUES OF DRISHTI PARIHARAM:
 There are various ways to cast away drishti. You can
use lemon, water melon, coconut, crystal salt, pepper
seeds, red chilies and camphor.
 The camphor method is the more common method. They
light the camphor in a plate and do the rotations
process about the person or family. When the lighted
camphor is rotated, it is believed to attract to the fire the
negative energy that’s present in our four layers of aura,
as fire is considered as the cleansing energy. This can be
done on Thursdays, Sunday, on Pournami and
Amavasya day.
 Regularly performing this can help the person to cast
away his/her negative energy, which could not only be
the cause of others evil thoughts but one’s own train of
negative thoughts.

6. The mixture of crystal salt, pepper seeds and red chili is taken in
one’s hand, one who is to perform the drishti sutthal and rotated
clockwise and anti clockwise before the person for whom drishti
is to be removed and he/she is asked to spit in the mixture which
is then thrown into the fire.
When it emits sound and foul odor the person is believed to be
relieved of the evil sight.
Lemon is used for the materials that we buy, that is when we buy
a new vehicle we run over the lemon by our vehicle
Water melon is used on a new moon day.
A small portion is cut and some coins and sindhur is applied
inside and closed again. Then the camphor is placed over the
melon and lighted.
This is rotated around a person or the whole family, clock wise
and anticlockwise for about 3 or 21 times.
This is believed to remove negative energy that fills our physical
aura. Also coconut is used in the same way.

7. The word 'dhristi' (Evil Eye) traces its origin from Sanskrit and
its literal meaning is 'sight' In modern linguistics its usage
signifies 'evil eye' or rather 'casting an evil-eye' Dhristi is not a
concept borrowed from superstitions. Science explains it as
the flow of negativity that affects the person or object towards
which it is directed.
Origin of negativity/ negative energy Every thought form is
associated with energy, just as blessings and good thoughts
have a positive aura about them, so also negative emotions
harness harmful or negative energy. Sources of these negative
energies are, people who give way to: Jealousy Sense of
discrimination/comparison: the feeling that other people are
better than you, thereby leading to frustrations. Spirit of
vengeance/retaliation: people who curse spitefully seeing the
prosperity of their rivals. These emotions may not manifest or
surface out but their presence even at the subconscious level
can be destructive.

8. Drishti results in: 1. Uneasiness 2. Lack of interest 3. Sudden
illness 4. Prolonged illness (without any reason).
The Vedic perspective The vedas has described four kinds of
people 1. The Satpurushas: who help others without caring for
their own well-being 2. The Samanyas: they help considering the
position of the self 3. Manushya Rakshasas: who extract benefits
by disturbing others welfare 4. People who harm others without
any purpose According to the vedas, people who belong to the last
two categories (described above) are most likely to cast an evil eye.
Power of Dhristi The ominous power of Dhristi can be subtle or
immense depending upon the depth of negative emotions.
Stronger the emotions greater will be the energy released. This
energy can work at the Material level: An evil-eye on other's
possessions like wealth, property, and other accessories which
consequently deplete the victims of their resources. Physical and
the psychological level: The 'hale and hearty' suddenly succumb to
ill-health, or happiness and peace of mind is lost. These are some
of the nasty effects of Dhristi. Witchcraft, black magicetc. are
advanced manifestations of Dhristi.

9. Dhristi parihaaram
Dhrishti Parihaaram is a measure to ward off the evil, cast by an
evil eye. The remedy also depends upon the source from which the
negative energy has been produced whether it is a product of
witchcraft or black magic.
Traditional methods of pariharam Material level: Some fruits like
lemon, watermelon and coconut have the capacity to absorb
negative energy. For eg. A new automobile is run over lemons
before it starts its journey. Watermelons are hung at the gates of
houses and babies are smeared with collyrium on the forehead
and the cheek to ward off evil.
Physical level: Burning camphor, when brought near any person
burns out all the negativity around the person. It is necessary that
the mind get tuned (in order to absorb the negative energy) to
these media (lemons coconuts, collyrium) of Dhristi Parihaaram so
that they serve the desired purpose.

10. Spiritual methods of Dhristi Parihaaram The evil that is cast due to
black magic or witchcraft needs more powerful remedies like :
Homams Japams Mantra chanting Parayanam which need to be
performed with a Guru's consultation. The apt Pariharam will be
recommended depending upon the suffering of the victim.
You have to perform NETHRA DARSHAN at the temple of LORD
VENKATESHWARA/BALAJI preferably at TIRUPATHI, if you can't
visit TIRUATHI you can go to the BALAJI TEMPLE at your city.
NETHRA DARSHAN means the first DARSHAN on a thursday you
should be available right from opening of the temple doors, then the
SUPRABATHAM, then the days POOJA, where the LORDS eyes are
kept opened throughout THURSDAY.
This is our practical experience and it has its superb effects.
Hope you will get a chance to do it soon

11. To remove the evil eye of others on your family you need to have
NETRA DARSHAN of LORD BALAJI which means your should take
darshan of LORD VENKATACHALAPATHY early in the morning on
THURSDAY. ( on thursdays only lord sees devotees with open eyes
) LORD's NAMMAN you can see is in a different form with open
eyes than the normal days.
In case your place doesn't have LORD BALAJI TEMPLE you can
pray (take a vow) for a visit and take blessings from him saying
that you will visit TIRUPATHI during a particular time.
Drishti :
The word 'dhristi' (Evil Eye) traces its origin from Sanskrit and its
literal meaning is 'sight' In modern linguistics its usage signifies
'evil eye' or rather 'casting an evil-eye' Dhristi is not a concept
borrowed from superstitions. Science explains it as the flow of
negativity that affects the person or object towards which it is
directed.

12. Origin of negativity/ negative energy
Every thought form is associated with energy, just as
blessings and good thoughts have a positive aura about
them, so also negative emotions harness harmful or
negative energy.
Sources of these negative energies are, people who give
way to:
Jealousy
Sense of discrimination/comparison : the feeling that
other people are better than you, thereby leading to
frustrations.
Spirit of vengeance/retaliation : people who curse
spitefully seeing the prosperity of their rivals. These
emotions may not manifest or surface out but their
presence even at the subconscious level can be
destructive.

13. Drishti results in:
1. Uneasiness
2. Lack of interest
3. Sudden illness
4. Prolonged illness (without any reason).
The Vedic perspective
The vedas have described four kinds of people
1. The Satpurushas: who help others without caring for
their own well-being
2. The Samanyas: they help considering the position of
the self
3. Manushya Rakshasas: who extract benefits by
disturbing others welfare
4. People who harm others without any purpose
According to the vedas, people who belong to the last
two categories(described above) are most likely to cast
an evil eye.

14. Power of Dhristi
The ominous power of Dhristi can be subtle or immense
depending upon the depth of negative emotions. Stronger
the emotions greater will be the energy released. This
energy can work at the
Material level :
An evil-eye on other's possessions like wealth, property,
and other accessories which consequently deplete the
victims of their resources.
Physical and the psychological level :
The 'hale and hearty' suddenly succumb to ill-health, or
happiness and peace of mind is lost. These are some of
the nasty effects of Dhristi. Witchcraft, black magicetc.
are advanced manifestations of Dhristi.

15. Dhristi parihaaram
Dhrishti Parihaaram is a measure to ward off the evil, cast
by an evil eye.
The remedy also depends upon the source from which the
negative energy has been produced whether it is a product
of witchcraft or black magic.
Traditional methods of pariharam
Material level:
Some fruits like lemon, watermelon and coconut have the
capacity to absorb negative energy.
For eg. A new automobile is run over lemons before it
starts its journey.
Watermelons are hung at the gates of houses and babies
are smeared with collyrium on the forehead and the cheek
to ward off evil. Physical level:
Burning camphor, when brought near any person burns
out all the negativity around the person.

16. It is necessary that the mind get tuned (in order to
absorb the negative energy) to these media (lemons
coconuts, collyrium) of Dhristi Parihaaram so that they
serve the desired purpose.
Spiritual methods of Dhristi Parihaaram The evil that
is cast due to black magic or witchcraft needs more
powerful remedies like :
Homams
Japams
Mantra chanting
Parayanam
which need to be performed with a Guru's
consultation.
The apt Pariharam will be recommended depending
upon the suffering of the victim.

17. A lemon with four or five chillies tied together, or a piece of stale unleavened
bread (roti) is used for the purpose. At times these chillies are also hung on
the front door to shield the house from the evil eye. To protect their homes
from the eye, women often draw mystical designs on the threshold. Black
mud pots with fierce faces drawn on them are also hung on the door of It is
believed that if the malefic effect of the first look is neutralized, subsequent
glances will have no effect. All these devices are believed to catch the effect
of the evil eye before it affects the crops, the building, or the beings they
protect. It is believed that only the first look is deadly, and once its effect is
neutralized, subsequent glances will have no effect. You can salt and red
chilli and make three rounds clockwise and anti clockwise and throw it on
the backyard. A lemon and some green chillis make a hanging and hang on
the front door. Take white bhopla and camphor and light it and make three
round around the person to whom you want to do drushti. You can have the
"KANDHRISHTI VINAYAGAR" photo hung in the entrance of your house. Or
you can also hang the spatika or the green chillies with the lime hung on the
same way. You can buy Kan drushti vinayakar and hang on the front side
wall(Kan Drishti Ganesha). Hang lemon and green chilli. Take a black thread
and put it for pooja in hanuman temple and then wear it to your right hand,
it is generally said to avoid the affect of this kan drishti.