Sri Yantra is one
of the most auspicious, important and powerful yantras, that
not only grants the most of the benefits, as well as it proves
to be beneficial for almost everybody. It blesses with success
in authority, popularity and financialy. Takes to the road
of the name, fame, supplies and prosperity. It is the source
of obtaining of all of the mundane desires and the satisfaction
of all of the desires through the interior cosmic power and
of mental force. "Sri Yantra" - "Sri means
wealth, prosperity and Yantra meaning "Instrument".
The Instrument for the Wealth, the Sri Yantra brings us every
type of material and spiritual wealth.
Sri Yantra possesses that inexplicable force to satisfy all
our desires and to change our life for better. It is defined
as the answer for all our problems and negativities in our
lives. Anyone using Sri Yantra conquers more abundance, peace
and harmony. Sri Yantra helps to break all of the obstacles
in our lives.
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Some external images
are used in meditation or adoration to symbolize or to express
certain ideas and divine qualities. When mantras (formulas
of sounds used in meditation) are used in meditation, certain
images are brought to the surface. It is as something liquid
being crystallized in the solid form. These geometric illustrations
are, actually, forms of crystallized mantras. A Yantra is
a physical expression of a mantra being a divine aspect in
the form of the vibration of a sound-Yantra in the form of
a geometric illustration.
Six triangles are actually, a combination of two
larger triangles, one appearing down, other upward. In the
measure that a triangle passes through the other, we got ourselves
this illustration of six sides. The triangle with the vertex
upward represents the positive aspect or masculine aspect;
the inverted triangle is the aspect negative or feminine.
In sânscrit, this concept is called Siva-Shakti. It
is a combination of masculine-feminine, equally acted. It
doesn't exist inferiority or superiority for none of the aspects;
they are perfectly mixed. Any side you to turn Yantra, they
will stay the same. This makes the totality, and it acts for
himself the nirguna (non-manifested) as well as the saguna
(manifested), complete aspects of the Supreme.
Once the triangles are together, the hexagon then
could represent something more: the six tattvas or basic beginnings-the
five senses and the mind as the sixth. The crystal of six
sides then shows outside in wider expressions of the energy
and primordial problems. How does this happen? Out of the
love. Then all the beautiful petals of the lotus represent
the love manifestation.
Another way to explain the petals is that the
eight internal petals represent the subtle elements, while
the external sixteen indicate the rude manifestations.
Then you see the three larger circles around of
the petals. They indicate as these elements from a distance
they express as the three worlds: causal, astral and physical.
But, this is not the end. The Divine expression is limitless.
This because the circles are framed by a square with flaws
appearing outside, representing the infinite of the creation.
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