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Establishing

Steps to Establish (do a sthapana) of a Pure Parad (Mercury) Shree Yantra at Home or Office Temple.

Establishing a Pure Parad Shree Yantra in your home or office temple is a sacred process that requires careful attention and devotion. The Shree Yantra, made of pure Parad (mercury), is considered highly auspicious and powerful, embodying the divine energies of Goddess Lakshmi and the universal forces of prosperity and spiritual growth. Here is a step-by-step guide to perform the sthapana (establishment) of a Pure Parad Shree Yantra:

Consult a Panchang: Choose an auspicious day for the sthapana, such as Fridays, Akshaya Tritiya, Navratri, or Diwali, as these days are considered highly favourable.
Determine the Muhurat: Consult an astrologer or use a Panchang to find the most auspicious time (muhurat) for the sthapana. Always try to establish during an Abhijit Mahuratha on any day all days are auspicious except Saturday.

2. Prepare the Place

Clean the Space: Thoroughly clean the area where the Shree Yantra will be established. The place should be free from dust, clutter, and any negative energy.
Set Up the Altar: Arrange a clean and elevated platform or altar where the Shree Yantra will be placed. Cover it with a clean, preferably red or yellow, cloth.

3. Purification of the Shree Yantra

Abhishekam (Ritual Cleansing): Perform the abhishekam of the Shree Yantra using the following items:
- Ganga Jal (Holy Water): To purify and sanctify the yantra.
- Milk: To invoke prosperity and abundance.
- Honey: Symbolising sweetness and harmony in life.
- Curd: To ensure health and well-being.
- Panchamrit: A mixture of milk, honey, sugar, ghee, and curd, representing the divine nectar.
- Rose & Jal Abhishekam: Like rudrabhishek, as per Sree Vidiya one should do abhiseka with rose water and rose petals mixed with a minimum of 21 lota jala abhishekam or 51 lota jal abhishekam
Wipe and Dry: After the abhishekam, gently wipe the Shree Yantra with a clean, soft cloth and allow it to air dry.
Rose and Kamla Abhishekam: Chanting mantra “ Shreem” or “Om Mahalxmiyaye Namha” offer 151 unbroken red natural scented roses (desi gulab” and a minimum of 1, 5 or 11 Kamal Flowers (Lotus flowers). In case you do not get Lotus Flowers use 151 Lotus seeds “ Kamla Gatta / kamal Ke Beej” and after pooja keep them in a clean orange or read potali in Pooja Griha “Mata Laxmi ki Dhan Potali”.

As a specific Pooja, there is “Gupta Laxmi Yantra” which can be created at home in a silver pot and can be kept in your pooja griha to do Shree Mahalaxmi Pooja daily we offer this deeksha at a nominal price of 15,551/- to book a consultant place a special request while booking Astrological Consultation.

4. Invocation and Energization (Pran Pratishtha)

Place the Yantra: Position the Shree Yantra on the altar, facing east or north, with the tip of the central triangle pointing upwards.
Invoke Divine Presence: Light a diya (lamp) and incense sticks. Close your eyes and meditate on the divine energies of Goddess Lakshmi and the universal forces, inviting them to reside in the Shree Yantra.
Chant Mantras: Recite the following mantra 108 times using a Jaap Mala:

“ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं कमले कमले प्रसिद प्रसिद श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं ॐ महालक्ष्म्यै नमः”

“Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Kamaley Kamaley Praseed Praseed Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Om Mahalaxmyai Namah”

Offer Prasad: Place fresh flowers, fruits, sweets, and any other offerings in front of the Shree Yantra as a mark of devotion and respect.

5. Perform Aarti

Aarti Ritual: Perform the aarti with a lit camphor or cow ghee lamp, circling it around the Shree Yantra while chanting devotional hymns or mantras. Ring a bell gently to signify the presence of divine energy.

6. Meditation and Worship

Daily Worship: Establish a daily routine of worshipping the Shree Yantra by lighting a lamp and incense, offering flowers, and chanting the Shree Yantra mantra.
Meditation: Spend a few minutes each day meditating on the Shree Yantra, visualising its energies flowing through your life, bringing prosperity, peace, and spiritual enlightenment.

7. Maintain the Sacredness

Clean Regularly: Keep the Shree Yantra and its surroundings clean. Regularly wipe the yantra with a clean, soft cloth and ensure the altar remains free from dust.
Respect the Yantra: Always approach the Shree Yantra with clean hands and a pure heart. Maintain the sanctity of the space where it is established.

By following these steps, you can successfully establish the Pure Parad Shree Yantra in your home or office temple, inviting its powerful energies to bless you with prosperity, health, and spiritual growth.

Additional Information:

Belpatra Juices: Used for refining and hardening Parad (Mercury) Liquid. Belpatra leaves represent Shiva’s three eyes and have medicinal properties.
Auspicious Days: Shivratri, Pradosh Vrata, and Mondays are considered the most important days for seeking Shiva’s blessings.

Mercury (Parad): Known as Rasraj, Parad is purified through Vedic methods and is self-energised it is not compulsory to consecrate the idol, shree yantra or banalinga as shared above only for parad shivligam as parad (mercury) is a Siddha in itself considered very highly auspicious and most powerful and energy portal in this universe. Worshipping Parad Shivling with Parad Nandi or Parad Shree yantra yields significant spiritual and material benefits.

Mantra

Mantra | Energising / consecrating a Pure Parad ( Mercury) Shree Yantra

When worshipping the Shree Yantra, it is recommended to chant the mantra “Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Kamaley Kamalalaye Praseed Praseed Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Om Mahalaxmyai Namah” using a mala (rosary) made of lotus seeds / spathik or rudraksha. This mantra is known to enhance happiness and prosperity. During the worship of the Shree Yantra, you can meditate on Goddess Lakshmi and chant the following mantras:

|| ओम श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं कमले कमलालये प्रसीद प्रसीद श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं ओम महालक्ष्मी नमः ||

|| Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Kamaley Kamalalaye Praseed Praseed Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Om Mahalaxmyai Namah ||

मंत्र का जाप कमलगट्टे की माला से करें. यह मंत्र भी सुख और समृद्धि को बढ़ाने वाला है.

Chant 108 times to energise the Pure Mercury (Parad Shree Yantram)

श्रीयंत्र की पूजा के दौरान, मां लक्ष्मी का ध्यान करते हुए इन मंत्रों का जाप किया जा सकता है:

||“ओम् महालक्ष्म्यै च विद्महे विष्णु पत्न्यै च धीमहि तन्नो लक्ष्मीः प्रचोदयात्” ||

|| Om Mahalakshmyai Cha Vidmahe Vishnu Patnyai Cha Dheemahi Tanno Lakshmih Prachodayat ||

|| “ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं नमः” ||

|| Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Namah ||

|| “ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं कमले कमलालये प्रसीद प्रसीद श्री ह्रीं श्री ॐ महालक्ष्म्यै नमः” ||

|| Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Kamaley Kamalalaye Praseed Praseed Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Om Mahalaxmyai Namah ||

|| “ॐ श्रीं ह्रीं श्रीं नमः” ||

|| Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Namah ||

|| “ॐ श्रीं ॐ नमो देव्ये उज्जवल हस्तिकाय” ||

|| Om Shreeng Om Namo Devye Ujjwala Hastikayai ||

मंत्र का जाप कमलगट्टे की माला से करें.

Chant 108 times to energise the Pure Mercury (Parad Shree Yantram)

श्रीयंत्र की पूजा के दौरान, इन बातों का ध्यान रखना चाहिए: श्रीयंत्र को लाल कपड़े पर रखें और पंचामृत अर्पित करें. इसके बाद गंगाजल से उसे साफ़ करें और तिलक और अक्षत लगाकर उसकी पूजा विधि शुरू करें. आप 108 मनकों की माला 1 बार भी जप सकती हैं और 21 बार जप कर भी श्रीयंत्र को सिद्ध कर सकती हैं. रात्रि के समय श्री सूक्त का पाठ भी किया जा सकता है. श्रीयंत्र पर माता लक्ष्मी की कृपा होती है, जिससे अष्टलक्ष्मी की प्राप्ति होती है. इससे आपको कार्यों में सफलता, ज्ञान, शक्ति आदि प्राप्त होता है.

While worshipping the Shree Yantra, keep the following points in mind:

Place the Shree Yantra on a red cloth and offer Panchamrit (a mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar).
Then, cleanse it with Ganga water and begin the ritual by applying tilak and offering rice grains (Akshat).
You may recite the mantra once using a kamalgatta mala of 108 beads, or you can chant it 21 times to energise the Shree Yantra.
Reciting the Shree Suktam in the evening is also beneficial.
Worshipping the Shree Yantra brings the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, leading to the fulfilment of Ashta Lakshmi (eight forms of wealth). This, in turn, grants success, knowledge, and strength in your endeavours.

Understanding the Design of Shree Yantra and Its Religious Significance

The Shree Yantra, also known as the Sri Chakra, is one of the most revered and ancient symbols in Hinduism. Its intricate design is composed of nine interlocking triangles that radiate from a central point, known as the Bindu. These triangles are arranged in such a way that they create 43 smaller triangles, each representing different aspects of the universe and the divine feminine energy, Shakti. The triangles are surrounded by two concentric circles, which are further enclosed by a lotus with eight petals (Ashtadal Padma), and an outer square known as Bhupura, symbolising the earthly realm.

Religious References and the Significance of Shree Yantra Pooja

The Shree Yantra is not just a geometric design but a profound spiritual symbol that has been mentioned in various ancient Hindu scriptures. The Vedas, Upanishads, and texts such as the Devi Bhagavata Purana and Lalita Sahasranama extol the virtues of the Shree Yantra, emphasising its significance as a tool for invoking divine energies.

The scriptures describe the Shree Yantra as the embodiment of the entire cosmos, symbolising the union of Shiva (divine masculine) and Shakti (divine feminine). It is believed that performing Shree Yantra pooja (worship) can bring about material prosperity, spiritual growth, and inner peace. The Lalita Sahasranama, a sacred text dedicated to Goddess Lalita Tripura Sundari, describes the Shree Yantra as the seat of the goddess herself, with each element of the yantra representing different aspects of her divine nature.

Shree Yantra Pooja: A Ritual for Spiritual and Material Well-being

The religious texts emphasise the importance of proper rituals in worshipping the Shree Yantra. The pooja involves several steps, including the purification of the yantra, chanting of specific mantras, and offering of flowers, fruits, and incense. The most commonly chanted mantra during the Shree Yantra pooja is:

“Om Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Kamaley Kamaley Praseed Praseed Shreeng Hreeng Shreeng Om Mahalaxmyai Namah”

This mantra, along with the focus on the Shree Yantra, is believed to invoke the blessings of Goddess Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth and prosperity, as well as the combined energies of Shiva and Shakti, bringing balance and harmony into the worshipper’s life.

The scriptures also highlight the importance of meditating on the Shree Yantra, visualising its energy flowing into the body and mind, leading to the fulfilment of desires and the attainment of spiritual enlightenment. By incorporating Shree Yantra pooja into daily practice, devotees can connect with the divine energies of the universe, leading to a life of abundance, peace, and spiritual growth.

In summary, the Shree Yantra is not only a powerful spiritual symbol but also a tool for achieving both material and spiritual prosperity, deeply rooted in ancient Hindu religious texts and practices.

Kundalini: The Coiled Energy Within

Kundalini, a Sanskrit term meaning “coiled one,” is a concept in Hinduism referring to a powerful energy said to lie dormant at the base of the spine. It’s often visualised as a coiled serpent. This energy is believed to be awakened through various spiritual practices like yoga, meditation, or breathwork, leading to spiritual enlightenment and a connection with the divine.

Here’s a breakdown of the key aspects of Kundalini:

Location: Kundalini is said to reside in the Muladhara chakra, located at the base of the spine.
Dormancy: In its unawakened state, Kundalini is described as being coiled and dormant.
Awakening: Through spiritual practices, Kundalini can be awakened, causing it to rise up the spine through various energy centres called chakras.
Transformation: As Kundalini ascends, it’s believed to activate and balance each chakra, leading to personal transformation and spiritual growth.
Union: The ultimate goal is for Kundalini to reach the Sahasrara chakra at the crown of the head, signifying the union of individual consciousness with the universal consciousness.

Comparisons to Other Traditions:

The concept of Kundalini has parallels in other spiritual traditions:

Holy Spirit: In Christianity, the Holy Spirit is sometimes seen as a reflection of Kundalini.
Chi/Prana: In Chinese medicine and yoga, Chi or Prana is the vital energy that flows throughout the body. It’s seen as similar to Kundalini.
Resurrection: The awakening of Kundalini is sometimes compared to a spiritual rebirth or resurrection.

Benefits

Benefits of Performing Shree Yantra Pooja on a Pure (Parad) Shree Yantram

1. Enhanced Prosperity: Worshipping the Shree Yantra on a pure Parad (Mercury) Shree Yantram is believed to attract and amplify wealth and abundance. The inherent properties of Parad are said to boost financial stability and prosperity in personal and professional spheres.

2. Spiritual Growth: Performing pooja on a Parad Shree Yantra facilitates deep spiritual growth and enlightenment. The yantra acts as a conduit to higher realms of consciousness, fostering a connection with divine energies and spiritual awakening.

3. Fulfilling Desires: The Shree Yantra is a powerful tool for manifesting one’s desires and aspirations. When made of Parad, it is believed to significantly enhance the power of manifestation, helping in the realisation of goals and objectives.

4. Blessings of Goddess Lakshmi: The Parad Shree Yantra is dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, the deity of wealth and prosperity. Regular worship is said to invoke her blessings, leading to increased success, comfort, and overall well-being.

5. Protection and Harmony: Establishing a Parad Shree Yantra in your home or office provides protection against negative energies and obstacles. It creates a harmonious environment conducive to peace and positive outcomes in various aspects of life.

6. Improved Decision-Making: The spiritual vibrations of the Parad Shree Yantra help in clearing mental clutter and enhancing clarity of thought. This aids in better decision-making, especially in business and personal matters.

7. Increased Confidence and Success: Worshipping on a Parad Shree Yantra boosts self-confidence and courage, which are crucial for achieving success. The yantra’s divine energy supports overcoming challenges and achieving desired results.

8. Enhanced Health and Well-being: The positive energies emanating from the Parad Shree Yantra contribute to improved physical and mental health. It supports overall well-being, making it a valuable addition to any space.

9. Harmonious Relationships: Regular pooja and meditation on the Parad Shree Yantra can improve interpersonal relationships by fostering understanding and harmony among family members and colleagues.

10. Energetic Cleansing: The Parad Shree Yantra helps in cleansing the space of negative influences and energies. This energetic purification promotes a positive and uplifting atmosphere, essential for spiritual practices and daily living.

By performing the Shree Yantra pooja on a pure Parad Shree Yantram, individuals can tap into its profound benefits, aligning themselves with prosperity, spiritual growth, and overall success.

Discovering the Essence of Srividya Sadhana

Srividya Sādhanā is a profound spiritual discipline focused on uncovering life’s purpose and guiding individuals towards self-realisation. This ancient practice has been a guarded secret within specific spiritual traditions, passed down through generations with meticulous care.

Srividya, embedded within revered texts like the Sri Lalitha Rahasya Sahasranama and Tripura Rahasya, is often viewed as a mystical teaching. The term ‘Rahasya’ suggests a hidden truth, not necessarily kept from others but revealed to each practitioner through their personal spiritual journey.

Various Srividya traditions, though differing in practice, share a common essence. They encompass paths such as Samayachara Marga, Kaulachara Marga, Vamachara, and Mishramachara. Our Mahāvidya Sādhana program offers a deep dive into these traditions, helping you determine if Srividya aligns with your spiritual path. We invite you to explore our introductory session.

Course Structure Overview

Our Sri Vidya Sadhana course follows the Srikrama, as detailed in the Parashurama Kalpa Sutra, which explores the intricate elements of Srividya Sadhana. This text, part of the Tripura Rahasya, presents a dialogue between Guru Dattatreya and Bhagavan Parashurama, emphasising the significance of Tripurasundari (Lalitha Para Bhattarika). Key scriptures include Nityotsava Nibandaha and Setubandha of Bhaskara Raya.

The comprehensive course covers:

Ganapathi Kramam: Understanding Maha Ganapathi, his rituals, and the significance of Mantras, Slokas, Mudras, and Homa.
Sri Karmam (Bala): Worshipping Sri Chakra, learning proper altar setup, ritual steps, and meditative practices.
Shyama Kramam: Detailed procedures for worshipping Raja Shyamala, including Slokas and rituals.
Varahi Kramam: Merging Mantra Sadhana, rituals, and yogic practices for spiritual transformation and protection.
Para Karma: Worshipping Lalitha Tripurasundari, exploring the Panchadasi mantra, and associated meditative practices.
Navavarana: A ritual journey through nine avaranas of Sri Chakra, symbolising transformation and divine unity.

The practice of Srividya Sadhana is flexible, allowing practitioners to integrate it into their daily lives. Achieving the Panchadasi level typically takes 18 to 24 months, depending on one’s dedication. This program is offered through our acharyas on a fee of 2,55,551/- with a minimum batch of 30 students. Books and reading materials are included in the fees.

Awakening Through Srividya Sadhana

The Divine Path of Sri Lalitha Tripura Sundari

Lalitha Tripura Sundari embodies the divine feminine and represents a gateway to deep spiritual insights. Her worship invites practitioners to embark on a journey of self-discovery and divine communion, revealing the interconnectedness of consciousness and the cosmos.

Sthula Rupa: Lalitha Tripura Sundari’s gross form symbolises the four cardinal desires: dharma (righteousness), artha (wealth), kama (desire), and moksha (liberation). Her imagery serves as a reminder of these spiritual objectives and guides devotees through life’s complexities towards spiritual liberation.

Sukshma Rupa (Yantra): The Sri Yantra, with its nine interlocking triangles and lotus petals, represents the universe’s structure and unity. Meditating on the Sri Yantra helps align the practitioner’s vibrations with cosmic rhythms, facilitating a deep spiritual transformation.

Para Rupa (Mantra): The mantra of Lalitha Tripura Sundari transcends physical forms, offering a direct experience of the divine. This sacred vibrational formula connects practitioners to the cosmic flow, facilitating profound changes and spiritual insights.

The Multidimensional Practice of Puja

Puja, or worship, in Lalitha Tripura Sundari’s tradition transcends mere ritual. It is a journey to overcome duality and achieve oneness with the divine. This practice includes:

Nitya Karma: Daily rites to foster a continuous connection with the divine.
Sandhya Karma: Rituals performed at transitional times of the day to deepen spiritual awareness.
Kamya Karma: Specific rites for achieving particular outcomes and desires.
Naimittika Karma: Festive rites celebrated on special days and events.
Satsanga: Group rites that emphasise communal spiritual participation.

Through these practices, devotees move from the external to the internal, experiencing the divine presence in all aspects of life. Srividya Sadhana, with its rich rituals and profound teachings, offers a path to realising the ultimate truth of non-duality and divine unity.

Difference Between Nepali and Indonesian Java Rudraksha

Nepali Rudraksha and Indonesian Java Rudraksha differ in several key aspects. Nepali Rudraksha beads are generally larger, ranging from 17mm to 35mm, compared to the smaller Indonesian Java Rudraksha, which typically measures between 8 to 20mm. In terms of weight, Nepali Rudraksha beads are heavier than their Java counterparts. Additionally, Nepali Rudraksha is considered more powerful for spiritual healing, offering more potent benefits. The physical appearance also varies; Nepali Rudraksha beads have clear, well-defined faces with deeper grooves, whereas Java Rudraksha beads do not have such distinct faces and deep divisions.

**Magical Rudraksha Combinations (apart from a *Sampoorna Nepali Rudraksha Siddhamala) :**

In Hindu Vedic Astrology and Puranas, combining different types of rudraksha beads is said to bring multiple benefits. Here are some combinations that include 7, 8, and 10 mukhi rudraksha:

7 and 8 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha: The 7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Goddess Lakshmi and is ruled by Saturn, while the 8 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Lord Ganesha and is ruled by Ketu. Together, they are said to represent wealth and success and may help with money and prosperity, job prospects, and protection from problems.

7, 8, and 12 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha: This combination is said to help with financial growth, fame, and success, and may also eliminate fear, remove obstacles, and build self-confidence. The 12 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents the Lord Sun (Surya), the 8 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Ganesha, and the 7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Mahalaxmi.

7, 8, and 13 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha: This combination is said to help with financial growth, fame, and success, and may also bring blessings from Goddess Lakshmi, Ganesha, and Kamadeva. The 13 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Venus “Shukra”, the 8 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Ganesha, and the 7 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha represents Mahalaxmi.

(*Sampoorna Nepali Rudraksha Siddhamala is a combination of all Nepali Beads including One to 14 Mukhi, Ganesh Mukhi and Gauri Shankar to make very powerful we can add Trijuti Nepali Rudraksha to give results of Indra Mala or equivalent to 21 Mukhi)

Configuration of Sampoorna Nepali Siddha Mala (full combination of beads)

*1 Mukhi Nepali Pure / Annamukhi / Sawar Mukhi / Nirankar Mukhi

(Regular / Collector as per clients choice / budget)

(based on client’s budget we recommend Nepali half moon / pure refer article below on one Mukhi)

Ganesh Mukhi Nepali – 1 (Regular / Collector as per clients choice/budget)

Gaurishankar Nepali – 1 (Regular / Collector as per clients choice/budget)

(*Gauri Shankar with Garbha is also found in rare cases)

14 Mukhi Nepali Rudraksha x 1 Seed