Garuda Mahā Purana - Achara Khaṇḍa
27- Mantra to cure snake bite
Suta said:
I. O! the skeletal form of Kala and Vikala! O Carvini! (the chewing); Bhatahariņi (destroying creatures); Phanivişhinni (Venom of serpents); Virathanardyani (Nåråyani devoid of a 'chariot): Ume; burn, burn in the hand Chande (O! fierce), Raudri, Maheshari, Mahamukhi (large-faced), Jvalamukhi (flame- mouthed), Shankukarņi (dart-cared), Shukamunde (parrot-headed), destroy the enemy Sarvanshini! (destroyer of all). Khakha thou seest the blood in every limb. O Goddess Manasa, enchant, enchant. Thou born of the heart of Rudra! Thou art stationed in the heart of Rudra. Thou hast the form of Rudra O! Deri Protect me, Protect me. Han Mam Phapha Thatha. Thou hast the girdle of Skanda. Thou removest the poison of planets and enemies.
Om Sale Male, remove, remove. O Vishoka (free from sorrow). Ham Ham Shavari
Hum Shavari Prakoņavishare Sarve! Vincha Meghamile!
These mantras (recited properly) are conducive to the removal of poison of all serpents.
Summary of chapter 27 of the Garuda Mahā Purana - Achara Khaṇḍa is as follows:
The Divine Master reveals the Trailokyamohana Mantra, a sublime spiritual invocation that attracts divine love, harmony, and favorable cosmic vibrations across the three worlds. Used with selfless intent, this Mantra dissolves hostility and fosters universal goodwill.