| A yantra
is meditational device used in Hindu and Tibetan Tantric meditation. From the root
"yam," meaning "to sustain," the Yantra is a symbolic image used to
maintain a focused state during meditation. A yantra is usually composed of an outer
geometrical form enclosing an interior geometrical designs. Each particular design is used
for a specific purpose or intent. Some
of the basic elements of a Yantra are:
 The Bindu, or infinite point:
 Upward and downward facing
triangles, symbolizing a female, watery energy, and male, fiery cosmic energy:
 A hexagram or six pointed star
(shatkona), symbolizing the union of Shiva and Shakti, masculine and feminine energy:
The lotus, a symbol of purity and
spiritual "unfolding" (Lotus symbolism in the East is equivalent to the Western
Rose in many respects):
 The most recognizable yantra is the Sri (abundant) Yantra. The Sri Yantra
is very ancient, and is a variation on the shatkona, with nine interlaced triangles. (four
female, downward facing; five male, upward facing):
There are many different yantra, each for
a specific cause and aim. They can help you to attain success in your business, bring the
person under your control, and bring wealth and prosperity to you. The Yantras have to be
purified and energized before using it.
Some of the Yantras are:
Shri Yantra, MahaLakshmi
Yantra, Mahamritunjay Yantra, Durga Yantra, Hanuman Yantra, Mahakali Yantra, Saraswati
Yantra, Gayatri Yantra, Kuber Yantra, Surya Yantra, Mangal Yantra, Rahu Yantra, Ketu
Yantra, Chandra Yantra,Shukra Yantra, Brihaspati Yantra, Shani Yantra, Navgreha Yantra.
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