The Sumukhi Kinnari Sadhana is a special secret ritual in Tantric literature that aims to create a Kinnari, a heavenly being linked to music, beauty, and devotion in Indian mythology.

Ritual Process

The practitioner must recite a specific mantra ten thousand times with full attention.

The Location: The ritual usually happens on a mountain top, a quiet place selected to reduce distractions from people and connect the practitioner with natural energies.

Dietary Conditions: Unusually for many standard sattvic practices, certain traditions within esoteric texts specify a non-vegetarian diet during this specific discipline, reflecting the unconventional (Vamachara or esoteric) nature of the ritual.

The Kinnari is said to appear before the seeker after they complete the required count with calm dedication. It shows she would kiss and hug the seeker and would become his wife, creates a bond, and gives daily support with eight gold coins and food.

Mantra
Om sumukhi sumukhi svaha 

Benefits

While esoteric texts show these results directly, traditional scholars and spiritual teachers often explain these Tantric practices using symbols

Internal Alchemy: The mountain summit symbolizes the highest center of consciousness (Sahasrara chakra)

The Celestial Encounter: The appearance of the Kinnari represents the awakening of hidden creative energies (Shakti) within the practitioner's own mind

Daily Boon: The daily provisions of gold and food, representing material prosperity and vital sustenance, embody spiritual richness, serenity, and the satisfaction of basic needs when lesser desires, such as momentary gratifications and trivial wants, are controlled, regulated, and limited.

Note: Esoteric practices of this nature are traditionally considered advanced and are historically advised only under the direct guidance of an experienced Guru.

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