Yantra
Yantra literally translates to “instrument.” Yantra is a Sanskrit term that implies apparatus. The Yantra is a geometric design that serves as a focal point for meditation and concentration. Yantras are thought to be particularly effective since they aid in improved concentration, concentration, and meditation, as well as reducing the chances of making mistakes or going straight while meditating. Mantras are spoken to achieve God’s realisation, and Yantra visualising imagination is also beneficial in achieving God’s union.
In the most advanced stages, yantras are employed to achieve total mental quiet, where mental chatter ceases altogether. Concentration tactics are used to accomplish this. You must meditate on a single object, such as a Yantra. This Yantra should be utilised until your mind reaches the desired state of quiet. You will be training yourself to keep your mind vacant without the use of Yantra once you have achieved this silence. Slowly but steadily, you will progress in your quest for God’s realisation in your life. Because different Yantras represent different Gods, tuning yourshelf in a particular Yantra will let you to tap into a specific creative energy centre of God in the universe.
In the most advanced stages, yantras are employed to achieve total mental quiet, where mental chatter ceases altogether. Concentration tactics are used to accomplish this. You must meditate on a single object, such as a Yantra. This Yantra should be utilised until your mind reaches the desired state of quiet. You will be training yourself to keep your mind vacant without the use of Yantra once you have achieved this silence. Slowly but steadily, you will progress in your quest for God’s realisation in your life. Because different Yantras represent different Gods, tuning yourshelf in a particular Yantra will let you to tap into a specific creative energy centre of God in the universe.
Energizing Yantra is done with the help of a knowledgeable and experienced individual. The energising of the Yantra (Prnprathistha) is accomplished by repeating the Mantras of the Yantra’s ruling deity, followed by Homas and Ahutis. Energized Yantras are popular because they can help us in a variety of ways. If a Yantra user has enough faith, trust, and respect for Yantras, he will reap the various benefits of Yantras in a variety of ways, including removing poverty, enemies, anger, bad time, adverse impacts of planets, sicknesses, and so on.