An ancient unknown packet called “Beejak” | Beejak mantra by Abhishek Singh

I was shocked by seeing that there is no clue over the internet about the term 'Beejak Mantra'.

Who are the Banjara’s?

From the 12th centuries a group of people who don't have their own houses or land use to travel around the globe but according to them in India, they are from Rajasthan and call themselves "Rajput's", they have multiple talents, by showing them to the crowd they use to earn money and other precious pieces of stuff from the ruler of that kingdom or state. They believe not to carry those things with them, only some parts for their survival they use to keep rest they just put in an earthen clay pot and pack it with some kind of spells(mantras) and put it in the ground.

What do they do by making those packets?

Carrying so many packets with them was tough at that time, that’s why they put it in soil and only they know the exact place and how to open it.
So if they again cross that place they are only able to open those pots and use that money again, it says that if anybody who doesn't know the exact spell how to open or how to reduce the power of the spell by using some anti-spell, try to open it, all the precious things inside it convert into ashes. Only the correct spell can open it safely.

One of the examples at my place was:- Two soil pots were found under an agricultural field and their neck was closed and one line is written over there, the mode of language was Sanskrit that means "when big brother hit his small brother only then this pot will open otherwise you will get ashes."
Everybody there started applying their logic but no conclusion was found, then an old man said he knows few people who are the successor of that tribe or community, so they inform them about the case and ask them to help, few people came and read the line twice and then pick the bigger pot and throw it over smaller one Suddenly approx.180 pieces of the gold coin were scattered there from both the pot, Big brother means here the big pot.
Nowadays the tribe is called “The Banjara” and the pot used by them is called “BEEJAK”.

- Abhishek Singh