तीन प्रश्नThree questions
Which Yantra do you need?
Answer three short questions and the picker suggests the yantra card that fits your intention, where to keep it and how to begin it at home. No email, no sign-up.
Question 1 of 3
1. What do you most want to focus on right now?
Question 2 of 3
2. Where will this Yantra live?
Question 3 of 3
3. Is this your first Yantra?
The yantra for your answers
Your answers point to this card:
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Why this card.
Where to keep it.
Also worth a look:
It is offered with love, not as a promise of a specific result.
Why this card
| Card | Deity | Why this card | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mahalaxmi Yantra Card | Goddess Mahalaxmi | In tradition, Mahalaxmi is welcomed home on Diwali night and kept for prosperity all year. Her yantra, for your wallet or your puja ghar. | Prosperity · Diwali · The home |
| Vyapaar Vruddhi Yantra Card | Vyapaar Devata | The collection's card for trade. Shop-owners keep it at the cash counter or the reception, often from the first morning of a new opening. | Trade · The shop · New openings |
| Gayatri Yantra Card | Devi Gayatri | Devi Gayatri is the mother of the Vedic mantras. Students keep her yantra on the study desk, and many families keep it through the exam months. | Study · Discernment · Exams |
| Ayodhya Ram Mandir Card | Shri Ram | A keepsake of Shri Ram Janmabhoomi, Ayodhya, consecrated in Pune. For those who could not travel there, and for those who came home wanting to remember. | Shri Ram · Ayodhya · Remembrance |
| Hanuman Yantra Card | Shri Hanuman | Shri Hanuman, the devoted servant of Shri Ram, is the one families call on for courage. His yantra, for Tuesdays, Saturdays and the Hanuman Chalisa. | Courage · Devotion · Tuesdays |
| Chandra Yantra Card | Chandra Dev | Chandra, the Moon, rules Mondays and, in jyotish, the mind. His yantra is kept by those who look to the Moon in their kundali, often beside the Monday puja. | The Moon · Mondays · The mind |
The other cards it can name are the Kuber, Ashtalakshmi, Brahma, Budh, Durga, Navdurga and Pitru Dosha Nivaran cards, and the Mahalaxmi card when the Vyapaar Vruddhi card comes first.
Where to keep it
| Your second answer | The line |
|---|---|
| In my wallet or purse | Carry it in your wallet or purse, and look at it for one breath each morning. |
| In my puja ghar | Keep it in your puja ghar, with the family's deities, or in the northeast (Ishan) corner of your home. |
| At my shop or office | Keep it at the cash counter or the reception. |
| On my study desk | Keep it on your study desk, facing east. |
How to begin
| Your third answer | The link |
|---|---|
| Yes, my first | New to yantras? Begin with the seven steps. |
| I have some practice | Go over the seven steps again, then set one clear sankalpa: your intention in one sentence. |
| I keep a daily practice | Add it to your practice: one breath of attention each morning. |
| (no answer) | How to begin your yantra |
How the picker decides
The picker follows the intention table in how to choose a yantra, our buying guide. Your first answer chooses the card. Your second says where to keep it, and if you chose wealth for a shop or office, it suggests the Vyapaar Vruddhi card first. Your third points you to the right one of the seven steps.
- Wealth and the home: the Mahalaxmi Yantra Card; for a shop or office, the Vyapaar Vruddhi Yantra Card.
- Study and wisdom: the Gayatri Yantra Card.
- Devotion and remembrance: the Ayodhya Ram Mandir Card.
- Courage and the Devi: the Hanuman Yantra Card.
- The mind and the family: the Chandra Yantra Card.
Each suggestion comes with one or two other cards worth a look, and every card is in the full collection. If you look to one graha in your kundali, begin with the nine grahas and their yantras; for your rashi, with the yantra for each of the twelve rashis.
The picker suggests; the choice stays yours. A yantra does not do the work for you. It keeps your intention in front of you while you do it.
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.