Shree Yantra
Shree Yantra
Lakshmi Yantra
Lakshmi Yantra
Remember to:
- Place the Yantra in a sacred spot
- Worship it with offerings and prayers
- Keep it energized with regular chanting and meditation
- Have faith and a positive mindset
Note: Yantras work best when made and energized by a qualified expert or sadhu. Always purchase from a trusted source.
Kuber Yantra
Kuber Yantra
Remember to:
- Place the Yantra in a sacred spot
- Worship it with offerings and prayers
- Keep it energized with regular chanting and meditation
- Have faith and a positive mindset
Note: Yantras work best when made and energized by a qualified expert or sadhu. Always purchase from a trusted source.
Goddess Mantras
- Description: Mantras dedicated to feminine deities or energies.
- Purpose: To connect with and invoke the qualities of the divine feminine.
- Examples: “Om Dum Durgayei Namah” (invoking Durga’s strength and protection).
Healing Mantras
- Description: Used to promote physical, emotional, or spiritual healing.
- Purpose: To facilitate the healing process and balance energies.
- Examples: “Om Namah Shivaya” (invoke healing and transformative energy).
Affirmation Mantras
- Description: Positive statements or affirmations used to influence mindset and behavior.
- Purpose: To reinforce personal beliefs and goals.
- Examples: “I am at peace” or “I am confident and strong.”
Mantras of Protection
- Description: Used to protect oneself from negative energies or influences.
- Purpose: To create a shield of spiritual protection.
- Examples: “Om Shreem Maha Lakshmiyei Namah” (invoking the protection of Lakshmi).
Buddhist Mantras
- Description: Chants used in Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhism.
- Purpose: To invoke the blessings and protection of Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.
- Examples: “Om Tare Tuttare Ture Soha” (invoking Tara’s protection).
Japa Mantras
- Description: Repeatedly chanted mantras, usually with the aid of a mala.
- Purpose: To deepen meditation and focus, often associated with personal transformation.
- Examples: “Hare Krishna” or “Nam Myoho Renge Kyo.”
Tibetan Mantras
- Description: Used in Tibetan Buddhism, often chanted or visualized during meditation.
- Purpose: To achieve enlightenment and connect with bodhisattvas.
- Examples: “Om Mani Padme Hum” (compassion of Avalokiteshvara).