Energised Guru Yantra

• Individuals seeking intellectual and academic success

• Those aiming for financial stability and prosperity

• People desiring spiritual growth and wisdom

• Individuals looking for success in their career and education

• Those needing protection from negative influences and adversities

• Anyone striving for overall well-being and harmony in life

• Symbols: Lotus, elephant, staff

• Attributes: Wisdom, prosperity, spiritual knowledge

• Food: Yellow foods such as chickpeas, bananas, and turmeric

• Vehicle: Elephant

• Colours: Yellow, gold

• Festivals: Brihaspati Puja, Guru Purnima

Lord Brihaspati, the Guru of the Devas, is revered for his wisdom, knowledge, and guidance. As the planet Jupiter, he influences prosperity, education, and spiritual growth. Worshipping Lord Brihaspati through Guru Yantra (Jupiter Yantra) is believed to attract his blessings, leading to intellectual growth, financial stability, and protection from adversities.

A Yantra is an astronomical diagram used to control, curb, bind, and influence energies around an individual. When one offers prayers to an energized Yantra, it emits positive vibrations that gradually eliminate negative energies in the space. Typically made of copper with specific geometric patterns, Yantras hold significant spiritual power.

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Energizing the Yantra

The process of energizing a Yantra involves three days of preparation:

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Day 1: Jala Pradishta (Energizing with Water)

• Geometric figures are drawn on the Yantra.
• The Yantra is dipped overnight in Panchakavya.

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Day 2: Prana Pradishta (Energizing through Breath)

• The priest performs Pranayama practices to infuse the Yantra with breath.

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Day 3: Jeeva Pradishta (Energizing with Soul)

• The priest chants the Moola Mantra, Beeja Mantra, and Gayathri Mantra of the respective deity 108 times.
• The Yantra is offered flowers, fruits, and neivedhyam (prasad).

This thorough process ensures the Yantra is fully energized, ready to emit its powerful, positive vibrations.