How Does Success and Failure Come in Tantra Work?

As initiated and explained by Bhoktibhikshu Dr. Abhay Bala — The Practitioner of Indian Tantra & Astrology

To achieve success in Tantra work, three divine principles must be followed. These principles, revealed and practiced by Bhoktibhikshu Dr. Abhay Bala, form the foundation of genuine Tantra Sadhana. The combination of these three — the right time, the right step, and the right performance — determines whether a Tantra work succeeds or fails.

First Principle — Starting at the Right Time

To be successful in any Tantra work meant for fulfilling worldly desires, one must act at the right time.

He who moves with Time (Kaal) moves with Mahakaal, and he who stays aligned with Mahakaal is destined to succeed. Time never waits; therefore, one should never waste a single moment or miss an opportunity. The more a person values time, the more blessings and success he receives from Nature and the Divine.

When a problem arises, it does not follow a Tithi or a date; therefore, one cannot wait for a particular date to solve it. A Tantrik may choose certain lunar phases (like Amavasya) for personal benefit or convenience, but that timing does not necessarily provide extra results to the client or Yajman.

For example, during the new moon, a Tantrik may complete a ritual using mantras more effectively, just like a farmer plows his field during the rainy season when the soil is naturally moist — saving the effort of irrigation. However, if a client faces an urgent situation, they must take immediate action rather than wait for a particular lunar phase.

👉 Right action at the right time ensures progress; delay invites loss.

Second Principle — Taking the Right Step (Choosing the Right Method)

The correct method must be adopted according to the type and depth of the problem.
There is no end to the world’s problems — and likewise, no end to the possible solutions. But applying a small or weak method to a critical issue, or choosing a cheap and easy alternative due to lack of funds, often leads to failure in Tantra work.

If one truly desires guaranteed success, the right method — not the easiest or cheapest — must be used.

In the modern era, authentic Tantra is not inexpensive. While cell phones and gadgets become cheaper each day, the cost of genuine Tantra practices is rising. The main reason is that natural materials and sacred elements are increasingly scarce due to environmental destruction. Even with money, many natural items are unavailable, and what is available is often adulterated. Hence, a “cheap” Tantra method usually means a compromised or adulterated process, which cannot yield true results.

Most Tantriks today are engaged in price competition to attract clients. They offer to perform Tantra work at lower prices — but Tantra is not a marketplace service. Any true Tantra ritual is a sacred project, and every project requires specific materials, procedures, and devotion. If these essentials are reduced or replaced to fit a client’s budget, the process loses its strength and fails.

The project must determine the price, not the client’s pocket.
Whether rich or poor, the medicine for the disease is the same.
Thus, any compromise in choosing the right method leads to certain failure.

👉 To succeed in Tantra, one must adopt the correct method fully and without compromise.

Third Principle — Performing the Work Correctly

The responsibility for correct performance of a Tantra ritual lies primarily with the Tantrik, not the client. However, it is the client’s responsibility to choose an honest and expert practitioner who will perform the work properly and completely.

But how can a client recognize a true Tantrik without understanding Tantra itself?

Tantra is Will + Force — or WillForce — the union of Desire (Shiva) and Energy (Shakti). Success in Tantra comes from this sacred union. The five elements — Earth, Water, Fire, Air, and Space — exist both inside and outside the human body. Tantra Sadhana is the process of connecting these internal and external elements through mantra, discipline, and consciousness.

When the external fire, water, and earth harmonize with their inner counterparts, Tantra becomes successful. For example, if a clay doll made from a specific soil is hurt, the person connected to that soil may feel pain — because both share the same elemental source. Only a practitioner who can establish that energetic relationship between the two can achieve true results.

However, this connection is difficult to master — which is why Tantra is called a secret and complex science. To succeed, the practitioner must unite desire with discipline, remain determined, and work in harmony with time — free from restlessness or doubt.

Failures often occur when a practitioner lacks focus, neglects proper timing, overlooks a client’s detailed case history, or skips essential steps. Even if the timing and method are perfect, an error in performance can lead to complete failure.

Conclusion — The Three Principles Together

When all three formulas unite —

✅ Right Time
✅ Right Method
✅ Correct Performance

Success in Tantra work is certain.

If even one of these elements varies or is compromised, the results will also vary — from partial success to complete failure. Tantra is not merely ritual; it is a disciplined science of consciousness and nature. Success belongs to those who honor time, respect the right method, and perform their work with purity and precision.