Yantras for Diwali: which one, and when
Which card for the Lakshmi Puja, where to keep it, and how to begin it on the night.
पवित्र यंत्र कार्डConsecrated in Pune
Sacred Yantra cards for your wallet and puja ghar.
A Bhagya Card carries one yantra, its deity and your name, printed in the script you write it in. Every card is consecrated with Vedic puja in Pune before it leaves, and reaches you with its bija mantra and seven simple steps to begin it at home.
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Consecrated in PuneVedic puja for every card before dispatch
Made for youPersonalised after payment
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Dispatched within 1–2 business days of "Make my card".India 3–5 days, abroad 7–14
संग्रहThe collection
Begin with an intention.
Every card carries one yantra and one deity. Choose by what you are holding in your heart right now, or answer three questions and let the picker suggest the card for you.
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पर्वThis season
Dhanteras and Diwali, with your card in time for the puja.
Dhanteras is the year's traditional day for a new purchase, and on Diwali night Lakshmi is welcomed home. Our guides give each day's date and the last day to order so the card reaches you before it.
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Diwali · Lakshmi Pujan
Sunday 8 November · Mumbai
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Each card is dispatched within 1–2 business days by tracked courier. Delivery then takes 3–5 business days to a metro address in India, 4–7 to a remote one, and 7–14 business days abroad (shipping and returns).
Dhanteras: which yantra to buy, and when
The year's traditional purchase, and when to order so the card reaches you before the day.
Today, for your city: the tithi, nakshatra, sunrise and sunset.
Festival and order-by dates are worked out by our own panchang for Mumbai, the reference city.
क्रमHow it works
From your order to your puja ghar.
You choose and pay first, then add the name. We consecrate the card in Pune and send it with the steps to begin it.
- Step 1
Choose your yantra
By intention, by occasion, or with the three-question picker.
- Step 2
Pay, then add the name
After payment, say whose card it is and add their name in their own script, with a photo or a short message where the design has room. Nothing is asked before you pay.
- Step 3
Consecrated in Pune
Vedic puja for every card, then dispatch within 1–2 business days by tracked courier.
- Step 4
Begin it at home
It reaches you in 3–5 business days in India and 7–14 abroad, with its bija mantra and the seven steps.
उपहारFor an occasion
A card that marks the day.
Diwali, a new home, a new shop, exams, Navratri, or a gift for your parents. Choose the occasion to see the card tradition pairs with it.
Diwali and Dhanteras
Mahalaxmi Yantra Card
On Diwali night Lakshmi is welcomed home, and Dhanteras is the year's traditional day for a new purchase. Many families begin a Mahalaxmi or a Kuber yantra in this season.
A new home
Bhuvaneshwari Yantra Card
For the griha pravesh, the first puja in a new home. Maa Bhuvaneshwari is the sovereign of all the worlds; in tradition her yantra is kept for a settled household, in the new puja ghar from the first day.
Also: Mahalaxmi Yantra Card
A new shop or office
Vyapaar Vruddhi Yantra Card
For the morning the shutters first go up. The Vyapaar Vruddhi card is the collection's card for trade, kept at the cash counter or the reception.
Also: Kuber Yantra Card
Exams and study
Gayatri Yantra Card
Devi Gayatri is the mother of the Vedic mantras, and students keep her yantra on the study desk. Budh is the graha of speech and writing.
Also: Budh Yantra Card · Brahma Yantra Card
Navratri
Navdurga Yantra Card
Nine nights, nine forms of the Devi. The Navdurga yantra holds all nine, one for each night.
Also: Durga Yantra Card
For your parents
Ayodhya Ram Mandir Card
A keepsake of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi, Ayodhya, for parents who could not travel there. For remembering the ancestors, there is the Pitru Dosha Nivaran card.
Buying it as a gift? Pay now and add their name after payment. Add their mobile number too, and the card reaches their wallet in the Bhagya Card app.
यंत्रWhat a yantra is
An instrument for the mind, drawn in sacred geometry.
A yantra is a precise diagram of triangles, circles and lotus petals around a single point. In tradition it is the deity's form in geometry: a mantra you can see, and a place for the mind to rest. Tap a part to see what it is.
A Bhagya Card is a devotional object, not a divination or oracle deck. Every Sanskrit term on the site is spelled and explained in the glossary.
निर्माणWhy a card
The yantra in your puja ghar, made to go where your day goes.
In many homes the yantra sits in the puja ghar on a copper plate, wiped each morning with a soft cloth. It stays there, and the day goes elsewhere: to the office, the shop counter, the exam hall, the hospital waiting room, the long flight home. A Bhagya Card carries the same geometry into those places, in a wallet or a purse, with your name on it.
- Your name, in your scriptAfter payment you add the name as you write it. It is printed exactly so, in Devanagari or in English, never transliterated.
- Printed for your orderNothing is printed until you press "Make my card". Then your card is made, and no one else's.
- Consecrated in PuneVedic pandits we work with directly perform the puja of the yantra's deity. Only then does the card leave.
- Sent with its activation cardThe bija mantra and the seven steps travel with every card, in a gift-ready envelope.
| A yantra plate | A Bhagya Card | |
|---|---|---|
| Where it lives | One place in the puja ghar | Your wallet, desk or cash counter, or the puja ghar |
| Made for | Everyone alike | You: your name in your script, and your photo if you add one |
| Consecration | Depends on where you buy it | Vedic puja in Pune before dispatch |
| How to begin | Not always explained | The seven steps, sent with the card |
विधिHow to begin
Seven steps, about thirty minutes, ideally at sunrise.
You do not need a pandit. The steps are meant to be done by you, at home.
Receive and unwrap with intention
Open the envelope in a clean space, ideally in your puja ghar, or at a desk facing east. Pause for a breath first.
Cleanse with water and haldi
Wipe the card with a soft cloth dipped in water and a pinch of turmeric. It is symbolic: you prepare it for its place.
Light a diya, offer a flower
A small ghee lamp, one marigold or rose, and a few grains of rice.
Chant the bija mantra 108 times
It is printed on the activation card. Hold the card in your right hand and chant one mala.
Try one round of the mala. Each press moves one bead; hold to keep counting. The large bead is the sumeru, which a mala is never counted across.
0 of 108
Set your sankalpa
Hold the card to your forehead and say your intention in one sentence. "Steady cash-flow" over "success".
Place it where it lives
Wallet, purse, cash box, puja ghar, reception, or the northeast (Ishan) corner of your home or shop. Not the bathroom or the bedroom floor.
Return to it each morning
Touch it or look at it for one breath. There is nothing to renew. The practice is your attention.
ऐपThe Bhagya Card app
Your card, and your day, in one app.
The card is for your wallet. The days in between are for the app. The free Bhagya Card app, on your phone and on the web, keeps your card beside the things a devout home looks up every day.
- Today's panchang, for your cityTithi, nakshatra, sunrise and Rahu Kaal, ready each morning.
- Festivals, with the reason for each dateAnd one link to add them all to your phone's calendar.
- Your family's dates, by tithiBirthdays, anniversaries and shraddhas, with a reminder a few days before, even in the years the tithi moves the date.
- Japa and sankalpA mala counter in your pocket, and a sankalp of 1 to 365 days that one missed day does not end.
- Your cards, in a walletEvery card issued to your mobile number, ready to send to someone you love.
- Your kundali and free toolsYour birth chart, baby names by nakshatra, guna milan, shraddha dates and more.
वचनOur word
What we promise, and what we don't.
We promise care: the right yantra, your name spelled as you wrote it, a Vedic puja before the card leaves Pune, a reply within one business day, and a new card if yours arrives damaged or wrongly printed.
We don't promise results. A yantra supports your devotion and your effort; it never replaces them. Like every devotional object, it is offered with love, not as a promise of a specific result.
प्रश्नBefore you buy
What people ask first.
When do I add the name and photo?
After payment. Choose the card and pay; then say whose card it is and add the details in the app or on the web, with a live preview. Once you press "Make my card", the details are final.
Is every card consecrated?
Yes. Vedic pandits we work with in Pune perform the puja of the yantra's deity for every card before it is dispatched.
How soon will it arrive?
It is dispatched within 1–2 business days. Delivery takes 3–5 business days to metro cities in India, 4–7 to remote areas, and 7–14 abroad, with tracking by SMS and email. Shipping is free in India on orders over ₹999.
Can I cancel or return a card?
No. Paid orders can't be cancelled, because every card is made for you. If yours arrives damaged or wrongly printed, write to us within 7 days of delivery and we will replace it at our cost.
Do I need a pandit to begin it?
No. The seven steps are meant to be done by you, at home, in about thirty minutes.
Does the photo I add on this page go anywhere?
No. The preview reads it in your browser and never sends it. The photo on your card is added after payment.
ज्ञानKnowledge Hub
Everything we know, free to read.
Yantras, astrology and everyday practice, written by Yantra Guru, our editorial desk.
Which yantra for your zodiac sign?The traditional pairing for each of the twelve rashis, from Mesha to Meena.
The Navagraha and their yantrasSurya to Ketu: what each graha governs in jyotish, its day, its bija mantra and its yantra.
How to use a yantraFrom the envelope to its place in your home, in about thirty minutes.
GlossaryEvery Sanskrit term the site uses, spelled once and explained.
Daily and devotional:This month's calendarToday's panchangAmavasya datesPurnima dates
A short letter at each new moon and full moon.
A mantra, a practice, or a story from the yantras, about once a fortnight. Leave with one click.