Many spirits that cling to us are not strangers — they are past life creditors. Ordinary exorcisms fail because debts cannot be driven away, they must be resolved. This powerful chant communicates with the spirit, offers merit, and settles the karmic balance. When the debt is released, the body is freed, and protection returns.
This chant is not simply words. It is a vow — an opening of your energy to return what is owed and to share merits with the unseen. Many spirits are not enemies but past life creditors, bound to you by unfinished karma. Ordinary exorcisms may fail, but this chant speaks directly to them. When you accept it and open yourself to settling this differences, you are not just protecting yourself — you are making a sacred promise. You declare: “I will create good deeds, I will share the merit with you, I will restore balance.” Once this vow is made, your energy shifts. The spirit receives what it has been waiting for, and gradually, it releases you. Do not expect change overnight. But step by step, as you keep this vow with sincerity, life opens. The weight lessens. You feel lighter, stronger, more protected.
This is the power of merit exchange through the sacred chant. Proceed only if you are ready to do this.
THE MEANING OF THE CHANT:
Om, all beings bound to me through past deeds, as the karma we once created together now follows me, I make this offering of good will. As I generate merit, I share it with all of you, I will keep the Five Precepts, I will grow in wholesome deeds, I will cultivate a mind filled with loving-kindness. By this meritorious deed, release this body, cause no harm to my life, let all unwholesome deeds be destroyed. May the deities protect, may the Buddha protect, by the power of the Dhamma, by the power of the Sangha, may there be safety at all times.’ By using this chant, you are making a vow to the spirit to share your merits so it releases, and to clear past karmic differences. If you are not ready to share your merits by doing good for others, by uplifting others, then do not start this chant at all. When you are ready… light a candle and listen to this chant three times in a row.
And we will give you an eight-syllable chant — a short invocation you can use on days when you feel the spirit pressing heavily on you. Over time, as you keep your vow and share merit, you will feel the grip loosen… and day by day… you will be free.
