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I'm looking for a Mantra, stotra, anything which gives Energy/Power to Perform a Mental Task or Physical Task, preferably on God of Energy, Adi Shakti Parvati Kali or anyone...
Found BalaAtibala Mantra and Shakti Data Vinayaka Mantra
also found.. called Shakti Prapti Mantra
where does that ...👆 👆.. Mantra come..reference source
It is always advisable to take a mantra, containing bIjAksharAs like aim, klim, etc, from an accomplished Guru. An accomplished Guru will be knowing which mantra will suit to one aspirant. There are 2 phases in getting siddhi of a mantra. (1) Priliminary stage, where an accomplished Guru will study the nature of the aspirant and initiates one into appropriate mantra (2) Apart from reciting the mantra, one has to purify oneself internally, or soul purification. The more one becomes purified internally, the better results will be. It takes its own time.
The Bala and atibala mantras, which were mentioned in the question content by the OP, were composed by Sage Viswamitra and taught to Sri Rama alone. So initiation into great mantras require great purification of mind like that of Sri Rama. Unless one is qualified, no accomplished Guru will teach such great mantras to everyone in the street.
Even if learnt from somewhere else, the effect will be nothing.
Here is an anecdote on the importance of initiation.
A minister in a court was summoned to appear before the king. The minister also happened to be a brahmin priest, a kulaguru, empowered to give initiation in the Panchakshara mantra, 'Aum Namah Sivaya'. The king asked the minister to initiate him and the kulaguru said that he would, that he could start preparing the king, right away. The maharajah was impatient and demanded that the minister initiate him immediately, without any preparation.
Of course, the kulaguru objected and told the king that it was not possible, as his tradition required him to only initiate after proper training had been given. The kulaguru explained further that this was a vow he had made to his own Guru, when he was empowered to give initiation. The maharajah replied that he would do the mantra without initiation, unless the kulaguru explained how the mantra worked differently, without initiation. The kulaguru agreed to explain the difference.
The guru then called loudly to the five guards, who were present and told them to arrest the king, because he had demanded initiation without undergoing the necessary preparations that his tradition required. Of course, the guards did not act on his order but instead looked toward the maharajah waiting to be told how to respond.
The king was quite upset at the preposterous order of his minister and shouted to the guards to arrest the kulaguru. Of course, the guards quickly came forward and grabbed the guru and held him tightly.
The kulaguru smiled and explained his actions by saying that what he said was just answering the king's question. The guru went on to explain that he had spoken the mantra, "Arrest this man".
But, as he had not been prepared for and coronated, and thus empowered as king, the guards did not respond. However, when the Maharajah gave the same mantra, "Arrest this man," because he had been properly prepared and coronated as king, the guards responded. Upon hearing the explanation the maharajah understood the importance of proper preparation and initiation and prostrated at the kulaguru's feet.
If the OP wants to do mantra japa, without initiation, it is better to do pArAyana or recitation of Durga Sapthsathi, which contains the mantra with bIjAksharAs.
ॐ ऐं ह्रीं क्लीं चामुण्डायै विच्चे।
Unless initiated and done in a proper way, this mantra japa will result in nAma japa only and the Devi or Shakti will direct the reciter to a proper Guru for initiation.
