Yantras-for prosperity
Yantras
Yantras are visual tools that serves either as centering devices or as a symbolic composition of the energy pattern of various deities. These Yantras has the mantra as its soul. Yantras are geometrical figures intended to represent the hidden energies. In other words Yantras are the graphic representations of Mantras. Yantras can be drawn, carved or painted on a variety of substances. The classical Eight Tantrik surfaces used for making Yantras are Gold, Silver, Copper, Crystal, Birch, Bone, Paper and Shaligram.
In worship they should be placed at some height on a pedestal or pitha. Before any Yantra is made suitable for puja, it must be given life (pranapratishta). Yantras in religious context has acquired a special place in the worship of various Deities. The Yantra is used as an instrument or medium of focus on a deity, while a person meditates. The Yantras used for performing Puja is graphical representation of geometrical of abstract geometrical images such as Triangle, Squares, Pentagons, Hexagons, Circles etc.. placed in various designs. Worshipping the Almighty in the form of a Yantra is a very effective way of worshipping because the Almighty is invoked into the Yantra.
The Yantras is designed to remove the afflictions to obtain a particular result. In Yogic Psychology, the main enemies of man are the inner enemies - viz lust, greed, anger, jealousy, pride, sloth & covetousness. These hostile forces cannot dominate when a good & powerful Yantra is worn. The outer negative influences are also counteracted by Yantras. Hence spiritual sadhana becomes smooth and one reaches the Goal of Life by the principle of frictionless flow. The yantra is inscribed with the mystical inscriptions of the afflicted beneficial planets at a particularly auspicious time to suit the individual wearer.
Yantras are visual tools that serves either as centering devices or as a symbolic composition of the energy pattern of various deities. These Yantras has the mantra as its soul. Yantras are geometrical figures intended to represent the hidden energies. In other words Yantras are the graphic representations of Mantras. Yantras can be drawn, carved or painted on a variety of substances. The classical Eight Tantrik surfaces used for making Yantras are Gold, Silver, Copper, Crystal, Birch, Bone, Paper and Shaligram.
In worship they should be placed at some height on a pedestal or pitha. Before any Yantra is made suitable for puja, it must be given life (pranapratishta). Yantras in religious context has acquired a special place in the worship of various Deities. The Yantra is used as an instrument or medium of focus on a deity, while a person meditates. The Yantras used for performing Puja is graphical representation of geometrical of abstract geometrical images such as Triangle, Squares, Pentagons, Hexagons, Circles etc.. placed in various designs. Worshipping the Almighty in the form of a Yantra is a very effective way of worshipping because the Almighty is invoked into the Yantra.
The Yantras is designed to remove the afflictions to obtain a particular result. In Yogic Psychology, the main enemies of man are the inner enemies - viz lust, greed, anger, jealousy, pride, sloth & covetousness. These hostile forces cannot dominate when a good & powerful Yantra is worn. The outer negative influences are also counteracted by Yantras. Hence spiritual sadhana becomes smooth and one reaches the Goal of Life by the principle of frictionless flow. The yantra is inscribed with the mystical inscriptions of the afflicted beneficial planets at a particularly auspicious time to suit the individual wearer.
Varieties
Baglamukhi Mahayantra Vighantras Navgrah Yantra Vaastu yantra
Mahalakshmi Mahayantra Durga yantra Vashikaran yantra
Mahamritunjay mahayantra ketu Yantra Surya yantra
Kamadev yantra karshan yantra Chandra yantra
Santan gopal yantra Ganesh yantra hanuman yantra
Vapar vridhi lakshmi yantra Gayatri yantra mahakali yantra
Saraswati yantra karya siddhi yantra navadurga yantra
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