They canalso be defined as an object holding divine astronomical powers and aesthetics. Yantras can also be described as diagrams which are based on religion and which are symbolic of ‘ultimate reality’. Yantras work on the divine vibrations of the mantras and helps to connect to the energies of the divine through this process. Praying over a Yantras by chanting the respective mantra can resonate positive energies and destroy negative energies and can help an individual to elevate spiritually. Yantras are powerful representations of the cosmic energies and the associated mantras in diagrammatic forms. The literal meaning of the word ‘Yantra’ means "to control, curb, bind or influence".
A Yantra in lay man’s language can be described as a Holy object which holds the supreme energies of the Gods, which when energised and prayed upon daily can help to achieve all the heart’s desire. Most of the Yantras are ruled by a specific deity, planets or are ruled by the mystical energies that are designed for a specific purpose. The driving force of a Yantra is the divine mantra through which it is born. It is a visual representation of the specific mantra and is a sacred instrument which comprises of symbols and geometric forms which are aligned in a design that is symmetric in nature. Thus the energy of the Yantra and Mantra comes from the creation as a whole (Macrocosm).Ī Yantra is a divine figurine which is also commonly referred to as the‘Mandala’ in Sanskrit. When you chant a Vedic mantra, the layers of energy in the microcosm vibrate on the same wavelength with the corresponding energy current in the macrocosm. Powers of Mantras: A Yantra is composed of geometrical shapes generating a subtle range of cosmic force matching the invoked energy. It would attract cosmic energies for Yantra science is based on the sacred Vedic geometries representing scriptural mantras. One can draw a yantra on paper, wood, gemstone, metal, or earth, or can give it a three-dimensional shape. Subtle Energy: If you see any divine object such as OM, Swastika or Trident (Hinduism), Cross (Christianity), Moon and Crescent (Islam), they have a distinct shape and this emits a specific frequency and cosmic energy pattern. This energy is said to cleanse the environment and electrify the atmosphere with positivity.Īs per Vedic texts the " Sri Yantra" is one of the most powerful and auspicious amongst all different Yantra as it represents energies of all Gods and Goddesses and basically is a representation of your entire Life which is a Play of Goddess Lalita. Yantra in Sanskrit means the chant that awakens energy when you place it anywhere in the environment around you. Yantra represent a Physical force or a creative energy. Different types of Yantra include Planetary Yantra, Numerological Yantra, Yantra for different Gods and Goddesses and others. Yantra geometries are three dimensional in nature but are represented as two dimensional when etched or drawn. The literal meaning of Yantra is: "to control, curb, bind or influence".They can also be considered as diagrammatic representations of different Mantras and thus helps resonate positive energies disperse negative energies and help individual elevate spiritually.Īs per ancient Vedic texts there are different kinds of Yantra meant for different purposes. Adi Sankaracharya's Saundarya Lahiri is an authoritative work on Yantra. It can be etched on a plain surface or made in a three dimensional form or used as an amulet or charm. It carries the signification of a mantra or process. These are mystical religion based diagrams which have an ultimate reality and are of strong astronomical esthetics. But what does Yantra mean? How do they work? Are they really beneficial? Let’s get into the bottom and find out the core meaning.Ī Yantra also referred as Mandala is a sacred figure or symbol characterized by simple geometric forms arranged in a symmetric design. The famous Tirupathi temple is in the shape of a Shree Yantra and many attribute its power and fame to this geometry. In South India, Yantra are drawn with Rangoli designs at entrances of homes during religious festivals. Traditionally Yantra find seat in temples near the deity idols or are placed in altars or near entrances of homes. When it comes to Vastu, you always hear about mystic instruments such as Yantra and Pyramids that are used to correct the faults in design.
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