An intention is also set up in it so that it can only be used for the highest good of all as this can be a potent weapon if employed incorrectly. This ritual tool works by focusing emotional energy towards a specific target and for a specific purpose. It’s misuse could cause the deaths of others not in the highest good without this intention.

Like other types of magic wands, the Khatvanga has many  purposes. I often use mine to give myself extra energy when I’m feeling weak or tired, and I often use it to send healing energy into the root of the disease in someone’s body even if I don’t know where it’s located. I also use it to gather parts of people’s souls during soul retrievals, and also use it to extract spirits that have been trapped in holes in someone’s aura which I then take to the place where they belong in the spirit world. The Phurba is a very powerful ritual tool, and I love it, but if I could only use one then that one tool would be the Tibetan Khatvanga.

There are many uses for these powerful ritual tools, and it would take a book to list them all here. However, one of my favorites is to send the energy of these instruments into my third eye when I’m having problems seeing the way that I should go, or the things that I should do, to take care of a particular problem that is been presented to me. When I do this the answer always comes, and it usually does so fairly quickly. When I do this I allow the energy to run until it stops, and then go on about my daily life being open to the leading that will come to me in whatever form the spirits care to send it to me.”