Third Person Interference Ex Friend Colleague
Sometimes the greatest pain is not between two lovers, but in the shadow of a third person who enters the bond uninvited.
The Pain You’re Carrying
You love someone, yet you feel them slipping. Not because of fate, not because of distance, but because someone else is in the middle. It could be an ex who won’t let go, a colleague who “just checks in too often,” or a friend who quietly poisons the bond.
You sense your partner’s attention wandering.
You notice how messages take longer to reply, how warmth fades, how small lies creep in.
Arguments start with “you’re imagining things,” but in your heart, you know it’s not imagination.
The fear grows: What if I lose them completely?
Why This Hurts So Much
A third person in love is like dust in pure water—it makes everything unclear. Trust weakens, love feels contaminated, and the home that once felt safe becomes restless. You aren’t wrong for feeling anxious; interference is real, and it drains relationships silently until nothing is left.
The Gentle Way Out
Where logic and confrontation fail, spiritual protection becomes the anchor.
This is where Shri Ghora Tantra, as performed by Pt. Dayaram Joshi, enters like a shield.
Shri Ghora Tantra – The Protective Process
This isn’t about harming anyone. It is about cutting invisible threads that pull your partner away and protecting the bond you built with love.
Invocation of Fierce Energies: Pt. Dayaram Joshi calls upon protective forces that surround your relationship like a fortress.
Daily Mantra Discipline: Over a defined period, he chants specific mantras designed to burn away outside influence—whether emotional, physical, or energetic.
Severing of Interference: The connection of the third person begins to lose its grip. Their presence no longer stirs or disrupts your partner’s attention.
Stability Returns: With the distraction gone, love once again flows between just the two of you, without noise from outside.
How It Works for You
You may notice your partner speaking more freely again.
The irritation and mistrust in your conversations begin to ease.
Interference from outsiders—texts, calls, manipulations—suddenly reduce.
The sense of “us against the world” quietly returns.
If love is a house, third-person interference is a crack in the wall. Shri Ghora Tantra is the sealant that closes the gap, making the house safe again.
