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Deliverance from Vile Worship
A Brahmin called Pibek of
Kamakshitirth, Assam, used to terrorise people with his black magic.
When Neelkanth arrived there along with some accomplished yogis, Pibek
commanded them to discard their kanthis and to submit to him. But Neelkanth
challenged the power-intoxicated Pibek, "You may first try your
powers on me." Incensed with fury, Pibek exhibited his magical
powers by throwing charmed grains on a green tree, and reduced it to
ashes. The arrogant Pibek tried to exercise his black magic on Neelkanth,
but in vain. Defeated, Pibek fell at the feet of Neelkanth. The Lord
forgave his sins, delivered him from the lure of black magic and infused
true devotion in his heart. Thus by delivering people from the tangles
of superstitions, malpractices and perverse faiths, Neelkanth regenerated
true Vaishnavi devotion, coupled with spiritual knowledge.
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