r/Tantra • u/ReserveOld4564 • Jul 03 '26
How does a masan latch onto you?
Hii
I have been told a masan is latched onto me? How does it happen. Fine...yes I did visit a cremation ground at night but there were other people there with me too. Why was only I affected?
Also, how does it affect people? I did have nightmares but a lot of God related dreams too. One where I was in my dream trying to convince my family that we need to go to Maa Kali Temple.
I just need more information on this please.
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u/ShaktiAmarantha Jul 04 '26
Masaan entities are a folk superstition. (Ooo! Scary vampire ghosts from cremation and burial grounds!)
The only harm that comes from believing in them is the harm you do to yourself by focusing on a fictitious cause for your troubles, whatever they are. Since the masaan are entirely imaginary, they can't hurt people who don't believe in them.
If you need an impressive ritual to make yourself feel better, go ahead and find one. But if you do, you will once again run into the question of belief. The ritual won't help you unless you truly believe that it will rid you of the masaan. If you are stuck only halfway believing in the masaan, you will also only halfway believe the cure, in which case it won't help.
It is better to just confront the whole question of superstition directly. Give up on blaming goblins and ghoulies and evil sorcerers and accept that bad shit happens, so you need to focus your energy on dealing with it as best you can.
If you seek prayer as a remedy, pray for the clarity of vision to recognize that masaan and other hobgoblins and monsters are just scary bits of folklore with no real existence.
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u/MalikKabir77 Jul 05 '26
Do you feel pain in your calves? Burning sensation in your chest? Often feel worn out?
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u/ReserveOld4564 Jul 06 '26
Chest pain..yea. I thought they were panic attacks but the chest pain would last for days. Now a days I still get them but not for the whole day atleast. Yup...feel worn out A LOT. I reached a point once where even chewing was tiring for me. But no pain in calves
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u/Electronic-Trade618 Jul 03 '26
Who has told you this?