Sri Yantra 

• The Vedas explain Shri Yantra as a scientific, cosmic and planetary energy zone and is one of the most auspicious, powerful transformative tools used for obtaining desired consciousness and results. It is proven to be universally beneficial for all.

• This timeless symbol of good fortune has been used to invoke prosperity and well being, as well as an aid for meditation for centuries. It’s complex geometry is the key to it’s extraordinary effect, transforming and harmonising living spaces as well as counterbalancing a large percentage of energetic disturbances.

• Sri yantra, also known as Sri Chakra, is called the mother of all yantras because all other yantras are derived from it. It is often referred to as the ‘The king of Power Symbols”.

Where is it best placed?

 It is best placed in the Northwest, North, NorthEast or East of your home. In all images the centre triangle with the dot in it usually points downwards, however In Vastu when installing this yantra this triangle should point towards the East for generating auspicious energies.

Circle = Energy of the element water

Square = Energy of the element earth

Triangle = Energy of the element fire

Diagonal lines = Energy of the element air

Horizontal line = Energy of the element water

Vertical line = Energy of the element fire

Point = Energy of the element ether.

 The Design and Significance

• In the image above, the diagram consists of nine interwoven isosceles triangles : four point upwards, representing the divine primordial feminine dynamic energy. The male aspect are the five triangles pointing downwards, representing Siva, the primordial male essence of static wisdom
• The centre, there is a big dot (known as the bindu), which is the primordial matter or the starting point of creation resulting from the union of the male and female energies.
• The triangles are angled in such a way that they produce 43 subsidiary triangles, which form the abodes of different demigods (Universal rulers).
• The sri yantra has outer rings consisting of an eight-petalled lotus, enclosed by a sixteen petalled lotus,girdled in turn by three circles, which represent creation, maintenance and dissolution.
• The lotus flower typically represent chakras, with each petal representing a psychic propensity. They are all enclosed in a square with four doors or gates, one on each side. which represents the boundaries within which the deities reside, protecting you from the chaos and disorder of the outside world.

The Evolution of Man

Man’s spiritual journey from the stage of material existence to ultimate enlightenment is mapped on the Sri Yantra. This spiritual journey or pilgrimage in which every step is an ascent to the center, is a movement beyond one’s limited existence, and every level is nearer to the goal. Such a journey is mapped in stages, and each of these stages corresponds with one of the circuits of which the Sri Yantra is composed from the outer plane to the bindu in the center. The ‘bindu’, the dot in the centre, represents the original unity of the male and female principles prior to creation point from which the manifestation of the cosmos emerges

NB. This Yantra is included within the twelve Vastu Yantra set .                                                                  Activate your Sri Yantra with Mantra