Handpainted Sri Lakshmi Yantra Jyotish Mandala Wall art Vastu Meditation Tantra

Yantra is a symmetrical image made up of symbols and shapes arranged in a certain way. Followers of Hinduism put in each Yantra its own special meaning, which is revealed during meditation and special work with the image. Any Yantra is imbued with genuine mysticism. It is a two-dimensional representation of the essence of a particular deity, and it also includes the meaning of the picture of the universe. Thus, Yantra is a symbolic representation of the cosmos and the universe. Meditation on the Yantra and the study of its symbolism allows you to expand the boundaries of thinking and perception. Lakshmi Yantra is one of the most powerful sacred symbols and has a powerful energy. It is used as a symbolic "guide" for communication with the divine. The goddess Lakshmi represents well-being in the family, prosperity, luck, grace, and beauty. There is an opinion that when housing protects Lakshmi (in the form of a picture, figure, etc.), it means that the house will always be rich, well-being and prosperity in everything. Lakshmi-a multi-faceted Yantra, represents the image of the goddess with a complex geometric structure and represents the Universe. The atharvaveda gives us the first idea of it in the form of a ceremonial figure – nine triangles intersect with each other. The Yantra has four gates to the South, West, North and East (Bhupura). The energy of Shakti lives here from the beginning of the universe to this day. The center of Yantra-bindu is the point of the highest mind, the universal center. Shakti and Shiva are joined into one. The vertices of the triangles are directed upwards – this is Shiva (male), and Shakti (female) vertices look down, it has a beneficial effect on the mind of its beholder.