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Yantra
For Prosperity - Meru Yantra
"Koorm
Pristhiya (Meru) Shri Yantra" is one of the oldest, rare
and precious Yantra created by 'Aadi Guru Dattatreya' for the welfare
common man. Perhaps, the thought of conceiving yantras for the benefit
of mankind was formed during the Vedic age when metal came into
being. Literally, "Koorm Prishthiya Meru Shree Yantra"
means Shree Yantras which is mounted at the back of tortoise upwards.
It is also believed that the tortoise lifted weight of the earth
over its back.
In relation to Lord Kachehap avtar (incarnation of Lord Vinshnu)
it is also believed that the whole energy and substance of this
living world or earth is created around Meru Prishth (back of tortoise)
which has the elements like water, earth along with mountains etc.
Shree Yantra designed over
the back of Koorm or tortoise has eight petals as in the case of
the original Shree Yantra where the flower Lotus or Kamal has eight
groups with sixty four Lotus dal. It is also seen that most of the
designs of Yantras are based on the growing Lotus flower.
Here the question arises as to why Guru Dattatreya chose only the
Lotus flower as the base of Yantras. The reason is, Lotus is the
only holy flower which originate from the navel (Nabhi) of Lord
Vishnu. Where the God of knowledge and creator of Veda i.e 'Lord
Brahma' is also believed to be seated. Guru Dattatreya is said to
be the representative of the United Trinity' i.e. Lord Brahma, Lord
Vishnu and Lord Mahesha. Therefore, the force which pushes man to
worship the Yantras lies in the strong belief that these Yantras
are created by this "Trinity themselves who are the creator,
preserver and destroyer of the world respectively, who also control
the Sun, the Moon, Planets and hence, the whole universe itself.
Meru Yantra, like Shri Yantras, has Bindu(Point), Trikona (Tringle),
Ashtakona, Samghar Chakra (destroying wheel), Sthithi Chakra (Preserving
wheel), Chaturdahkona, Ashtdal Kamal (Group of Eight Lotus), Shodash
dal Kamal(Group of 16 Lotus), Teen Vrit (Three Crcles), Bhupur (first
square), Sampoorna Srishti Chakra (whole system of uiverse and surrounded
by Ridhi-Sidhi(prosperity and fame) gates in four directions of
Yantra.
Shree Yantra is being worshiped in the Indian temples since Vedic
age. The gist of Vedic Vastu and Science also lies in ' Shree Yantra'.
As without the Alphabets of any language we can not write anything
meaningful or writing totally depends upon the alphabets, similarly,
on the basis of Shri Yantra only, Lord Brahma has created this lively
world. So to attain and achieve the material substance of the Universe
one (worshiper) has to recite Mantras as :-
"Om,
Aaing, Hring, Kling, Shring, Mahalakshmye Namah"
It is also believed that the 'Koorma Prishthiya Shree
Yantra' was vividly used by the learned Brahmin community of coastal
area in Rames-hwaram, Kerla in Seventh or Eighth Century. The Shree
Yantra designed on the mount over the back of a tortoise looks similar
to the dome of any temple which is slightly mounted. It also depicts
one of the fundamental of "Vastu Kala" which says that any
residential house, palace or temple must be mounted at the centre
to the top, so that the personresiding in it should get more and more
energy radiation & solar reflections from the cosmic universe
or Brahmanda to be more healthy, wealthy and wise.
The Koorm Prishthiya Shri Yantra is worshiped similarly as Shri Yantra
has another importance. This Yantra is explained as the tortoise in
itself is a very powerful and protected living being and can live
in water and land simultaneously, but does not harm any body and is
anon-violent creature. Natural has protected the delicacy of tortoise
by providing it with a strong cover or jacket which is harmproof and
protects him in the ups and downs of life.
Now a day, this Yantra is Mounted in ASHTA-DHATU. It can be had in
different sizes as Small, Medium and Large. It can be placed either
at thefoundation of a house, temple or at the strongroom, locker and
cashbox etc.
In all, it is a rare, spiritual antique which helps to lessen the
ill fortune and rotten fate.
Sizes avilable(Meru):
5" X 4"
Gold Plated |
8" X 7"
With Frame
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15" X 14"
With Frame |
INR
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USD
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INR
4054 |
USD
89.09 |
INR
6032 |
USD
132.57 |
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Yantra Guidelines:-
A Yantra is an instrument, or a talisman or a mystical diagram usually
in copper. It is a technique or path, considered the simplest and
shortest, through which one can attain one's desires, and fulfill
one's wishes. It is said that the 'Deities' reside in the Yantras
and by performing 'Puja' or worship of Yantras, one can appease
them, remove the malefic effects of planets, and increase the flow
of positive influences. Procedures to be followed by you to place
this energized Yantra.
| 1. |
First purify your body
and start with a clear and positive mind frame |
| 2. |
Find a place on the
floor facing east, where you will be undisturbed. |
| 3. |
Light the incense or
diya. (It does not matter how many you light). |
| 4. |
Lay a fresh flower and
a fresh fruit on the altar. |
| 5. |
Open the Yantra and
place it along with the image of the deity of yantra and your
isht God. |
| 6. |
Take the water with
any leaf from any tree and sprinkle the water on yourself followed
by sprinkling the water on the Yantra. |
| 7. |
Close your eyes and
concentrate on the deity to bless you with wishes.Now with all
sincerity, ask God to grant you the desire of your life that
you wanted to be fulfilled in your own language. |
Vedic Yantras are Energised (Pran pratishta) by learned purohits,
by reciting the vedic mantra of the particular Devi or Deva.
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