The Matrika Yantra holds profound significance in Hinduism, particularly in the realm of mantra sadhana (spiritual practice involving mantras). It serves as a mystical tool for extracting the essence of a mantra through a systematic process. Here's a deeper exploration of its elements and significance: Purpose: The primary purpose of the Matrika Yantra is to extract the essence of a mantra, which is encoded within the arrangement of letters of the Sanskrit alphabet. This process, known as 'janana,' involves unraveling the latent power and vibrations inherent in each letter, thereby harnessing the transformative energy of the mantra. Construction: The Matrika Yantra typically comprises a circular or square diagram, often drawn on a base plate made of gold, silver, or copper. The yantra consists of eight petals arranged around a central circle, with radial passages extending from the center to the petals. These passages symbolize the flow of energy or consciousness betwee...

Yantra in Tantra and rituals in Hinduism is a symbolic representation of a deity. The term yantra is derived from the root yam, to control. Yantra worship is an essential feature of tantrasadhana, and it is also a mystic process of awakening the divine power. When a tantric worshiper attains a higher degree of spiritual process, he is initiated into yantra worship. Yantras are symbolic representation of god/goddess in his/her different manifestations. In a tantric ritual, yantra of the main deity is always worshipped as a symbol of the God/Goddess. Every yantra is a sacred enclosure, a dwelling or receptacle of an ishta devata. It is a substitute for an anthropomorphic image of the deity, e.g., Durga yantra is a substitute of Goddess Durga. At the time of Durga worship one is expected to worship Durga yantra for better prosperity. It is believed that in tantric worship there is a close relation between the deity and yantra. A yantra is a body and the deity is the self. It is believed...

The term yantra is derived from the root yam, to control. Yantra has various meanings in Hindu religion – restraint, curbing, binding, fastening, forcing, etc. Besides it also denotes a fetter, band, tie, and rain. In Rig Veda (Savita yantra X.149.1), it is used in the sense of a bend or fetter. In Manusmriti, yantra is also used in this sense. This term, in its most general sense, means an instrument or that by which anything is accomplished (like kupa yantra water wheel) – Mricchakatika III.309.6). Chakrapanidatta, the commentator of Charaka Samhita defines yantra asatantram sariram, tasya yatram sirasnavyadirupam tantrayantram (Indriyasthana XII.43-45) – Tantra means ‘a body’ and yantra means ‘joints’ (yantram sandhayah – Sutrasthana XII.43-45) – Tantra means ‘a body’ and a yantra (means ‘joints’ (yantram sandhayah – Sutrasthana XII.8). In Ashtangahridaya (Sotrasthana XXV.3-28), yantras are termed as (different types of) instruments. According to Suryasiddhanta (XIII.19-24) variou...

Sri Chakra is a geometric representation of the cosmic forces in Hinduism. It has deep symbolism and meaning. Chakra is a round wheel, which is the symbol of constant motion so recognized from the ancient days of primitive man. The words used as synonyms for chakra are yantra, chakraraja, yantraraja,etc., all referring to the same yet with shades of differences in connotation. Yantra is a device or an instrument, a storehouse of power, which can convert one form of energy into other desired forms. Yantra contains in itself, in controlled form, the uncontrolled form of the Almighty. The chakra limits the illimitable by giving it a form, the uncontrolled form of the Almighty. The chakra limits the illimitable by giving it a form, and its criss-cross lines, angles, circles and squares bind and channelize in a cognizable form the deity, the vast ocean of consciousness. The chakra indicates the dynamics of the Divine and stands for a transmission of the Divine puissance. The particular ...

Shani Yantra as the name suggests is associated with Sani Bhagvan. The Yantra is made using iron as it is believed that this helps in alleviating troubles created by Shani due to bad positioning of it in a person’s horoscope. As per Hindu astrology, Shani Yantra is believed to be beneficial for all those people who believe that the troubles in their life are due to Shani. The Yantra comes in iron and steel and can be placed in office, shops and factory. As per astrologers worship of Shani Yantra alleviates job related problems, court related issues, loan related problems and health issues. Those people going through Sade Sati is also advised to worship the Yantra daily by astrologers and priests. 

Meru Chakra Yantra is an important form of Goddess Shakti worship. This is used especially by Shakta worshippers. When Goddess Shakti is in the Meru peak, the Avranas are piled up peak upon peak in a three-dimensional manner. It will be in the form of an upright cone. Such a three dimensional configuration of Sri Chakra is called ‘Meru Prastaram’. People call it just ‘Meru’ colloquially. When the Chakra is two dimensional it is said to be ‘Bhu Prastaram.’ A mixture of the two (Meru Prastaram and Bhu Prastaram), where the beginning Avranas rise higher and higher, but later the latter Avranas are all in the same plane, is called ‘ardha meru’ (ardha means ‘semi’). A Purna Meru is that which has all the Avaranas in the Meru-prastara style. In Kanchi Kamakoti Mutt and in Thiruvidaimarudur Mukammal Temple, what you find is Purna Meru. In Mangadu, it is Ardha Meru. In the Kamakoshtam at Kanchipuram it is Bhu Prastaram

Jagadguru Sri Chandrasekharendra Saraswati Swamigal (20 May 1894 – 8 January 1994), also known as the Sage of Kanchi or Mahaperiyava explains the greatness of Yantra. Lines, circles, squares, figures formed by these – all these configured into a Chakra along with a centre point (madhya-bindu), is called a Yantra. Only such a design has the power to bring into focus the power of the particular devata – in fact it is an infinite power –and so may be called a ‘Divine Design’. These designs collect and absorb divine energy and have the power to radiate that energy. A Yantra means that every bit of it whether a line or a circle or an angle, has to be of the right size and proportion as prescribed. It cannot err even a little this way or that way. Just as a mantra, with a wrong incantation, produces contrary effects, so also a small mistake in the design of the Yantra can cause havoc. In the Shri Yantra again, if the apex of the central triangle faces west instea...

Here is a brief idea on how to draw Sri Chakra with all the parts of Sri Chakra Yantra The Sri Chakra Yantra has the following components. At the center ‘bindu’ which is a dot is an embodiment of the brahmanda or bliss that is the result of the union of the male and female aspects of the Brahman, ready to create the Universe. The trikona (the small triangle) around the bindu. The vasukona or astakona – the group of eight triangles, surrounding the trikona. The antardasara (the inner group of ten triangles) around the inner triangles. The bahirdasara (the outer group of ten triangles) around the inner triangles. The Chaturdasara (a set of fourteen triangles) surrounding the bahirdasara. The eight-petalled lotus or ashtadala around the chaturdasara. The lotus with sixteen petals encircling the astadala. The three girdle-like circles around the sixteen petalled lotus; and The bhupura (the three quadrangular lines with gate-lie openings on all four sides. The bhupura, or ...

Goddess Amba Yantra is worshipped by Hindus for peace, good health and prosperity. Other benefits of worshipped the yantra daily include desire fulfillment, early marriage and solutions to financial problems. Click on the image to see all the mantra associated with Amba Yantra. The yantra should be worshipped on Tuesday and Friday. Goddess Amba Yantra: Expanded Information Goddess Amba , also known as Ambe Maa or Durga, is a revered deity in Hinduism, symbolizing strength, protection, and the nurturing aspects of motherhood. The Amba Yantra is a sacred geometric diagram representing the divine energy of Goddess Amba. This yantra is used in Hindu worship and spiritual practices to invoke the blessings of the goddess for various purposes, including peace, prosperity, and protection. Benefits of Worshipping the Goddess Amba Yantra Peace and Harmony : The yantra is believed to harmonize the environment where it is placed, promoting peace within the home or workplace. Go...

Kali Yantra is a very powerful Yantra in Hinduism and the puja is dedicated to seek the blessing of Goddess Kali in all ventures. The Yantra Puja is performed mainly by those people who wish success over enemies. Kali Yantra is a visible form of Goddess Kali and it is also a visual form of Kali mantras. The puja should be performed on all Tuesdays and Fridays. Devotee after taking bath should perform the puja in the puja room. Red vermilion should be worn on forehead and the devotees should offer lamp, doop and gandh (fragrance). Kali Mantras should be chanted. Red hibiscus flowers should be made as offering. A fruit can be offered and later eaten as Prasad. On the Kali Yantra Puja day the devotee should try to maintain discipline in life. Avoid getting angry. Avoid unwanted talks and arguments. Warm food should be eaten on the day.

Yantras for money are sacred geometric diagrams imbued with spiritual and mystical energies, often associated with specific deities known to bestow wealth, prosperity, and success. These yantras are potent tools for attracting wealth and improving financial stability. The most common deities connected with such yantras include Goddess Lakshmi , the goddess of wealth and prosperity; Lord Kubera , the god of riches and material wealth; Lord Ganesha , the remover of obstacles; and Lord Krishna , who is revered for his wisdom and guidance in various aspects of life, including financial matters. Common Yantras for Wealth and Prosperity Here is a brief overview of some popular yantras that are believed to attract money and prosperity: Bhagya Vardhak Yantra : This yantra is specifically designed to enhance luck and fortune. It is believed to amplify the positive energies in your environment, thus attracting opportunities for wealth and success. Daridra Vinashak Yantra : The term "Dari...

Hanuman Yantra is associated with Hindu God Hanuman. The important benefits include good health and prosperity. Yantra is a visible form of a personal deity and it is also a visual form of mantras. The importance of Hanuman Yantra springs from the fact that constant meditation and prayers before Hanuman Yantra has helped many people in overcoming health related problems. The Yantra also helps in achieving good physical strength. Worship of it also helps in removing various sexual disorders. Worship of Hanuman Yantra also helps in alleviating various types of fear like fear of darkness and fear of ghosts. Hanuman Yantra will protect you from all the dangers of your life. It will put an end to all problems and health ailments. If a devotee constantly recites the mantra of the Yantra, the devotee will tap into the positive vibration of Hanuman Ji and this will help in solving all kinds of astrology and horoscope related problems.

Nava Durga Kavach is based on the nine forms of Durga – Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kushmanda, Skanda Mata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri and Sidharatri. The kavach of nine goddesses combine to form the Nav Durga Shakti Kavach. Nav Durga Shakti Kavach Benefits It is believed that by wearing the Navdurga Kavach a person gets protection of the nine forms of the Goddess. A person will be blessed with prosperity and wisdom after wearing the kavach. The kavach is available in the form of a locket and can be worn around the neck. This Nav Durga Shakti Kavach is associated with Shakti cult and is very popular with Hindu communities in most parts of India .

Rama Raksha Yantra is used to alleviate fear and to attain success in all activities of life. Another important benefit is that worship of it helps in removing hurdles in day-to-day activities. Yantra is a geometric composition used as a tool in meditation and is a visual representation of a deity. Rama Raksha Yantra is associated with Bhagavan Sri Ram. People who are associated with Rama Raksha Yantra state that it helps in attaining wealth and also in gaining high stature in society. One of the important benefits is that constant meditation of the Yantra helps in removing bad habits. The Yantra is usually hanged or kept at homes or shops or at workplace. Rama Raksha Yantra is available in gold, silver and copper plated tamra patra.

Shiva Panchakshari Yantra is a powerful Yantra associated with Hindu God Shiva. It is believed that constant worship of Shiva Panchakshari Yantra gives protection to a devotee from all forms of dangers. This Yantra is a visual representation of the powerful mantra – Om Namah Shivaya. Shiva Panchakshari Yantra is worshipped by Shiva devotees as they believe it can bring peace and prosperity in their life. Some people believe that it is a good shield against all the activities of enemies. Spiritually inclined people use the Yantra for meditation purpose. It helps them in keeping out desire, jealousy, lust, anger and many other thoughts that comes in the way of liberation and self realization. Shiva Panchakshara Yantra is available in numerous metals including copper, gold, bhojpatra, silver and brass. Main Benefits of Shiva Panchakshari Yantra It helps in overcoming all kinds of horoscope related troubles. Good yantra for those facing financial and property related i...

Ganesh Lakshmi Yantra is associated with Ganesha, remover of all obstacles, and Goddess Lakshmi, Goddess of wealth and fortune. It is of great importance as it provides numerous benefits to the worshipper. This Yantra is worshipped by all those people who have desire to acquire wealth but are facing numerous problems. A Yantra is also a visual form of mantras. The power of the mantras is captured in it. In Ganesh Lakshmi Yantra mantras associated with Ganesha and Goddess Lakshmi are captured in it and Pran Pratishta is done. The Yantra comes in gold, silver, copper plated tamra patra. It can be kept in home, office, shops and factory. Benefits Of Sri Lakshmi Ganesh Yantra The belief is that constant worship of the Ganesh Lakshmi Yantra improves financial status and ushers in all round prosperity. It helps in overcoming debt. It helps in winning lottery and games. The yantra removes all kinds of problems in marriage and relationships. Please note that Ganesh Lakshmi Ya...

Yantra is a visible form of a personal deity. Purusha Sukta Yantra is a popular and important Vaishnava Yantras. By worshipping Yantra, a person attains peace, good health and prosperity. A yantra is also a visual form of mantras. Purusha Sukta Yantra is worshipped for gaining beauty, wealth, prosperity, children and peace. The Yantra is prepared based on the famous Purusha Sukta mantra in the Rigveda. It is believed that possession of Purusha Sukta Yantra and daily worship of it alleviates many problems in life. It provides a devotee with confidence to overcome numerous problems in life especially those associated with fear and bad luck. Purusha Sukta Yantra is a mystical diagram in Hinduism associated with the Purusha Sukta, a hymn from the Rigveda dedicated to Purusha, the cosmic being or universal consciousness. Here are some key points about the Purusha Sukta Yantra and its significance in Hinduism: Purusha Sukta Text Source : The Purusha Sukta is a Vedic hymn from the...

Chandra Yantra is associated with the moon god in Hinduism. The important benefits of wearing Chandra yantra is that it helps in achieving success in business and relationships. The Chandra yantra wearing procedure and mantra is given below. Chandra Yantra Mantra Om Shram Shreem Shroum Sa Om Chandraya Namah ॐ श्रां श्रीं श्रौं सः ॐ चंद्राय नमः Chandra Yantra Benefits The person wearing the yantra will overcome all kinds of trouble in life due to the bad positioning of Chandra Navagraha in horoscope. There will be success in job related matters. Those looking for new job will soon get the desired job. Farmers, business people and shop owners will see increase in profit. The status of the person in society will improve. Those looking for award and rewards will get them. New position in company, politics, government etc. Blessing of Shiva in overcoming difficulties in life Wearing Procedure Of Chandra Yantra The Yantra should be worn on Monday or on f...

Baglamukhi Yantra is associated with Goddess Baglamukhi. The main benefit of Baglamukhi Yantra is that it helps in defeating powerful enemies. Chanting the Baglamukhi yantra mantra will help in getting the desired results. It is believed that a person making the right use of the yantra will achieve progress in life. Baglamukhi Yantra Mantra Om Hleem Shreem Hleem Pitambare Tantra Badham Nashya Nashaya ऊं ह्लीं श्रीं ह्लीं पीताम्बरे तंत्र बाधाम नाशय नाशय The mantra is to be chanted at midnight The person chanting the mantra should wear yellow color dress. The mantra has to be chanted 36 times and the count should be done on a Haldi gaad mala. It is believed that chanting the mantra will help in negating all kinds of black magic performed by enemies. Baglamukhi Yantra Benefits Victory over enemies All kinds of evil, tantric pujas performed against the devotee will be nullified. All negative forces in home, office and factory will be tamed and thrown out. T...

Maha Mrityunjaya Yantra is associated with the famous Mahamrityunjaya mantra associated with Shiva. The main benefit of worshipping the Yantra is health related. The belief is that people who wear the Yantra will have no fear of death. Worship of it also brings relief to people suffering from various serious diseases. Maha Mrityunjaya Yantra is visual form of the mantra and the power of the mantra is captured in it. This Yantra is best worshipped at home. The ideal metal used to make the Yantra is copper. It is also available in gold, bhojpatra, silver and brass. Some people also worship by taking a copy of it in paper.  The Maha Mrityunjaya Yantra is a sacred geometric representation associated with Lord Shiva, particularly with his form as the conqueror of death. The yantra is believed to harness and magnify the energy of the Maha Mrityunjaya Mantra, a powerful Vedic chant dedicated to overcoming death and attaining spiritual enlightenment. Here are some of the primary ...