Gods And Goddesses Yantras

Kali Yantra is one of the most powerful and spiritually transformative Yantras dedicated to Goddess Kali, the fierce form of the Divine Mother and destroyer of negativity. The sacred geometry of the Kali Yantra attracts protective energies and blesses devotees with courage, strength, confidence and spiritual growth. Both Goddess Kali and the Kali Yantra are associated with protection, transformation, and removal of negative influences. Devotees worship the Kali Yantra to seek blessings for fearlessness, success, prosperity and spiritual growth. The Kali Yantra is a powerful tool to worship and revere Goddess Kali and invoke Her divine grace for protection, inner strength and positive transformation. The Kali Yantra may be used for Puja purposes or as a tool for meditation. The Kali Yantra is especially beneficial for devotees seeking protection, confidence, spiritual advancement and freedom from negativity.

Goddess Kali is the first amongst Dus Mahavidya Goddesses, which are ten primary manifestation of Goddess Shakti. She symbolizes strength, transformation, protection and destruction of evil. Her Divine blessings destroy all negativities, ignorance, fears, attachments and ego. Although fierce in Her appearance Goddess Kali is the one who is full of unconditional love and compassion for Her devotees. Blessings of Goddess Kali help devotees overcome obstacles and attain spiritual liberation. Her fierce form teaches that true transformation requires the removal of ego and attachment. Devotees worship Maa Kali for courage, protection, inner strength, and spiritual awakening. She is especially revered during Kali Puja and Navratri festivals. Goddess Kali reminds humanity that beyond destruction lies renewal, and through devotion and surrender, one can attain peace, wisdom, and ultimate liberation (moksha).

Benefits of Kali Yantra

• Blesses with strength, courage and fearlessness
• Supreme protection against negativities, evil eye and harmful influences
• Blessings of prosperity, growth and success
• Removes problems, miseries, hurdles and obstacles
• Helps overcome fears, insecurities, and emotional disturbances
• Spiritual growth and inner transformation
• Divine blessings of Goddess Kali

What is a Yantra?

Yantra is a Sanskrit word which means a machine or instrument. As per Vedic scriptures Yantras are schematic representation of a mantra. When activated or energized using the beej mantra they bless the user with the required benefit. A Yantra which is also known as Mandala encompasses within itself the required geometry or form energy of a mantra or Deity programmed into them. There are many Yantras, many of which as per ancient scriptures were revealed by the Divine themselves, others were revealed to/by Yogis and ancient sages in their deep state of mediation. The properties and benefits of various Yantras are glorified in almost all Vedic texts, the first reference to Yantras can be found in the most sacred and ancient Veda, the Rig Veda. When placed in a particular direction and activated through Pran Pratistha Puja (Energization) using the beej mantra a Yantra resonates at a specific frequency which the geometry of the Yantra holds. These energetic vibrations correspond to that of a particular mantra chants or that of a particular Deity which in turn helps in the manifestation of the required benefit. Yantras are abode of the Divine, they are also the most efficient tool for worship, dhyaan and meditation; they help enhance focus and concentration.

As per Vedic scriptures, Lord Shiva Himself has explained to Goddess Parvati that Yantras are as essential to Gods as oil is to an oil lamp. Yantras and their significance find first mentioned in Vedas and after that in Puranas and many other Vedic scriptures there onwards. In ancient times, Science of Yantras was taught in ancient Gurukuls. Yantra Shastra a branch of ancient science was entirely dedicated to the study of Yantras. Even Lord Krishna and Balaram studied Yantras in their Gurukul. Lord Krishna has also spoken about Yantras and their significance in Srimad Bhagwad Gita. During ancient times Yantras were used extensively in architecture especially during construction of a temple. Yatra Puja also forms an integral part of Tantra Sadhana like Shakti Sadhaks do Sri Chakra Sadhana using Shree Yantra for power and prosperity. Yantras can be made by etching the geometry on various surfaces such copper, silver, gold, Bhoj Patra and more, many a times they are hand drawn on the ground, at the Puja altar or on the walls of a temple or home. The size and material of the Yantra has its own significance and affects the working of the Yantra.

Benefits of Yantras / How to use them?

Yantra Pujan is one of the most preferred and apt methods to worship the Divine
Yantras are source of abundant positive energy thus they cleanse the environment around them
Yantras can be both kept on the Puja altar or be worn, in the second case it is very convenient to draw benefits of enhanced energies all day long and be close to Divinity
Yantras for specific purposes help fulfill all wishes and blesses the user with health, wealth, prosperity, wisdom, success, harmony and abundance
Yantras also help pacify all malefic effect of Planets and Planetary Doshas in one’s Kundli or Horoscope