Small Shri Yantra Statues

Sri Yantra, otherwise called Sri Chakra, is a complex sacrosanct object utilized for praying to a god, with intense devotion, and meditation. Yantra signifies 'instrument' or 'machine' in Sanskrit. This holy image is being used for millennia, and its origin is a secret. There are different perspectives and many figures that address the Chakra. The three principal sorts of Chakra are plane, pyramidal, and circular. The love of Sri Chakra is an old practice followed in our country as well as in a couple of others. 

The Shri Yantra called the "sovereign of yantras," (rajayantra) is the image of the incredible divine mother principle, the wellspring of all energy, power, and innovativeness. Vedic practices, explicitly the Shri Vidya school of tantra, view the plan as the portrayal of the universe as well as the body of the goddess connected with the female principle of shakti or energy. 

Each line, triangle, and lotus petal represents a particular kind of shakti. The external square addresses the earth component. In Vedic sacrosanct geometry, the square compares to the earth. The external square addresses ordinary feelings, like indignation, dread, and common longings. The yogi mulls over the external square to overcome these upsetting energies. The T-shape structures in the square are viewed as the entryways of the four directions, and the yantra's entry points. Next, are three circles that stand as symbols of the past, present, and future. Inside is the primary ring of sixteen lotus petals symbolizing total satisfaction of all expectations and wants. In particular, the petals address the ten organs of discernment and activity (tongue, nose, mouth, skin, eyes, ears, feet, hands, arms, and the conceptive organs), and the five components: earth, water, fire, air, and space.

The sixteenth petal addresses the brain, which assembles and deciphers data from the impression of the interactions of the components. Next is an eight-petal lotus. Every petal administers a particular action: speech, grasping, motion, excretion, enjoyment, revulsion, attraction, and equanimity. Inside the internal lotus is the primary arrangement of interlocked triangles.

Those that point up address the manly guideline, descending address the ladylike. These triangles additionally address characteristics and Shaktis. From the lowermost external triangle and moving in a counterclockwise circle, they are agitation, pursuit, attraction, delight, delusion, immobility, release, control, pleasure, intoxication, an accomplishment of desire, luxury, mantra, and the destruction of duality. In the last internal space, the yogi or yogini imagines five bolts addressing the universe of the senses, a bow, addressing the psyche, a noose, addressing connection, and a stick, addressing abhorrence. The central triangle is the provider of all flawlessness. In the central triangle is a Bindu, addressing unadulterated consciousness.

FAQS

Q1. How to use the Shri Yantra?

If a devotee uses the Shri Yantra in their home or office, the Vedics suggest that it should face towards the East. They likewise propose once in a while washing the yantra, in milk or rose water. Devotees can put spots of sandalwood paste on the four corners of the yantra. Keep your yantra from amassing residue or soil. If the yantra metal changes colors after the milk bath, then it's an indicator that the yantra is working fine.

Q2. Where should a Shri Yantra be placed?

To draw in all the positive energies, the Shree Yantra ought to be put in the North-East direction and the tip of the Yantra ought to confront the east direction. The level of the eye and the level of the Shree Yantra ought to be equivalent.

Q3. How long does it take for Yantra to take effect?

It depends upon the size of the Yantra. Yantra should be used under the right guidance and of immune and intact quality. It should have been activated and worshiped regularly in a proper way. Mantras must be chanted.

Getting hold of the right Shri Yantra and then offering prayers to it in the appropriate format is what makes this Maha Yantra tick. One has to be at it for years together. If the above norms are followed properly, then in most normal situations, yantras get fully activated within 40 days of installation and continue to increase energy thereafter.

It has been effective since the eras under the Puranas and Vedic System and has shown results over years.

Q4. What is the purpose of Sri Yantra?

Yantra is a great instrument illustrating a sacred geometrical arrangement in a symmetrical design that emits cosmic positive energies. This positive effect will strengthen our work, curb negative energies and help individuals upraise spiritually. These have strong astronomical aesthetics.

The geometric sacred patterns of Sri Chakra are used in discovering the secrets of this Universe for ages.

Yantras are used as good luck charms, to ward off evil, as preventative medicine, in exorcism, etc., by their magical power. When used as a talisman, the Yantra is seen to represent a deity who can be called on at will by the user.

This ancient symbol is very powerful because it was built with Sacred Geometry allowing it to clear the fog that surrounds a person’s life. Shree Yantra is the source of pure energy.

Q5. How do you dispose of Yantra?

The Shri Yantra is the Raja (King) of the entire Yantra fraternity. It is one of the most potent Yantra. It is a divine Maha Yantra. Hence utmost care should be taken for its preservation.

Despite that, sometimes the yantra may get damaged.

In that case, broken or damaged pieces of yantra should not be kept with us. They must be abandoned because they are now unable to generate the appropriate energy because of the change in their form due to the damage. The ideal way of disposing of a broken yantra is to throw it in a water body ( if the river is there, it would be the best option).

Q6. Which God is Shree Yantra?

The deity of the Sri Chakra is known to us from the Brahmaṇḍa Purana as Lalita Tripurasundari, the playful transcendent beauty of the three cities. The Sri Chakra embodies the tripartite division of the cosmos into the earth, atmosphere, and the sun, which is mirrored in the individual by the body, the breath, and the inner lamp of consciousness. Tripura Sundari is the Adipati (Goddess) of this Yantra.

Sri Yantra, the most powerful of all yantras has been created by Lord Shiva. The worship of Devi in Sri Chakra is regarded as the highest form of Devi worship.

The great Goddess Lalita, also known as Maharaji and Rajarajeshwari amongst other names, is the presiding deity of the most mysterious yogic practices associated with the Sri Chakra ( Sri Yantra) that are collectively called Sri Vidya.

Q7. How do you activate Shri Yantra?

The Shri Yantra is the Raja (King) of the entire Yantra fraternity. To attract all the positive energies, the Shri Yantra should be installed in the North-East direction of the home on Friday. The tip of the Yantra should face the east direction. The level of the eye and the level of the Shree Yantra should be equal.

Place a Shivling near the Yantra during Pran Prathistha of the Yantra, as per ritual. Offer flowers (yellow), Gur (jaggery), raw turmeric, and incense to the Yantra. Chant 108 times the yantra mantra on a Lotus Seed Rosary. Then cover Shree Yantra with red cloth and keep it that way.

Meditation is one of the ways for activating. Allow the eyes to see the triangle that encloses the dot (Bindu), expand the vision, and focus on the lotus petals outside the triangles.

Q8. Is it good to keep Sri Yantra at home?

Yes, we can keep Sri yantra at home following some rituals. Shree Yantra should be placed either in the East, North, or North-East directions of the home. Put it in the pooja room or at the center of your house on a Friday. In terms of Vastu, Sri or Shree yantra is regarded as the most powerful and auspicious instrument. It represents wealth and is associated with Goddess Laxmi. It is said to emit inner cosmic powers potent enough to fulfill one's desires and bring prosperity.

Shree Yantra has the power to absorb and spread tremendous positive cosmic energy neutralizing the negative energy. The Shree Yantra at home rectifies the Vastu defects without necessarily having to dismantle the physical structure.

Q9. How to worship sri yantra at home?

The Sri Yantra should be worshiped every day with sandal paste and coral mala. It must be prayed by lighting the incense and decorating with Marigold flowers. Before decorating one should clean the Shri Yantra with water, saffron, and milk and again rinse it with water. Should chant Sri Yantra Mantra 108 times at least once every day to maintain positivity in the house. This is how you worship Sri Yantra. The following is the yantra mantra 'श्री महालक्ष्म्यै नमः', 'श्री ह्रीं क्लीं ह्रीं श्रीं महालक्ष्म्यै नमः' and 'श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं कमले कमलालये प्रसीद प्रसीद श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं महालक्ष्म्यै नमः।

Q10. Which Shree Yantra is best for home?

A Vastu yantra, it is believed, spreads a protective shield encompassing the home, keeps negative energies away, brings positivity into the home, and helps maintain family harmony. The Vastu yantra may be kept in homes, workplaces, factories, or any other location.

Sri Yantra, commonly known as Sri Chakra, is Vastu Shastra’s most popular and auspicious Yantra. Sri Yantra represents riches since it is related to the goddess Lakshmi. This yantra fulfills a person’s aspirations and brings him success.

It removes obstacles and brings wealth, success, and progress in profession and business. It is supposed to clear bad energy and offer calm to the mind and spirit. This is the best Vastu Yantra for home. It would help if you chanted the Sri Yantra mantra 108 times when you do Sri Yantra pooja.