Energised Lakshmi Kubera Yantra

• Individuals seeking to enhance their financial stability and prosperity

• Those aiming for success and growth in their endeavors

• People desiring good fortune and positive energy

• Individuals looking to overcome obstacles and challenges

• Those seeking mental peace and emotional balance

• Anyone striving for overall well-being and balance

• Ruling Deities: Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kubera

• Symbols: Lotus, gold coins, pot of jewels

• Attributes: Wealth, prosperity, abundance

• Animal Symbols: Owl (Lakshmi) and mongoose (Kubera)

• Planetary Ruler: Venus (Shukra) for Lakshmi and Mercury (Budha) for Kubera

• Element: Water for Lakshmi and Earth for Kubera

Lakshmi Kubera Yantra is a unique ritual that combines the energies of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Kubera to bring about financial prosperity and wealth. Goddess Lakshmi is revered as the goddess of wealth, while Lord Kubera is known as the treasurer of the gods. Worshipping these deities through this Yantra is believed to attract their blessings, leading to financial stability, prosperity, and overall well-being.

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.