Articles — sriyantra

Shri Strotra is mentioned in Agani Puran Chapter 236. Shri Stotra is also mentioned in Shri Vishnu purana. The Agni Purana is a mahapurana. It usually figures eighth in the list of eighteen. There are about fifteen and a half thousand shlokas in the Agni Purana. Mahatma Pushkar informed Parashurama that Lord Indra being desirous of retaining Devi Lakshmi in Indraloka for ever in the Form of Rajya Lakshmi. Through this stotra Indra got his kingdom and victory. प्रस्तुत स्तोत्र अग्निपुराण से लिया गया दुर्लभ स्तोत्र है एवम् इसके पाठ एवम् यजन से लक्ष्मी कृपा प्राप्त होगी । इस स्तोत्र के पाठ से भगवती...

The unexplained mystery of the Sri Yantra in Oregon , USA. In 1990 Air National Guard pilot Bill Miller noticed a strange formation on an Oregon dry lake bed that the Air National Guard frequently flew over on training missions. The massive formation is a quarter mile wide and is located 70 miles southeast of Burns, Oregon, in an area known as Mickey Basin.This Is Sriyantra found in one of the dried lake at Oregon in USA. It is 13 miles in length and width.  In his earlier round about 30 minutes before Miller first noticed the glyph, there had been no trace of this formation....

Shri Lalitha Pancharatnam (ललितापञ्चरत्नम्) stotra starting with Pratha Smarami Lalitha Vadanaravindam is the devotional mantra of Goddess Lalita Tripurasundari and composed by Guru Adi Shankaracharya. Maa Lalita Tripurasundari is the presiding deity of srichakra (Sriyantra). The goddess tripura in her aspect as shodasi is represented as a sixteen years old girl,and is believed to embody sixteen types of desires. Maa Tripura is also called Shodasi, Lalita and Rajarajeshvari. The benefits of Shri Lalitha Pancharatna stotra is described in the Phala Stuti and according to it those who worship Goddess Lalitha by reciting the Pancharatna stotra will be blessed by the goddess with luck,...

Mantra is a group of sound vibrations that, when combined with breath work or pranayama, has the effect of creating positive changes in our constitutions and meaningful transformations in our lives. Why Mantra? Practising mantra connects us to that part of ourselves that is infinite. It does so by vibrating and energising our chakras, stimulating the hypothalamus gland to engage with the pituitary and pineal glands and, when combined with rhythmic breathing, our psychological, neurological, endocrine, emotional, nervous, and immune systems can all be adjusted. Through the power of conscious vibration, mantra brings our minds to the ultimate state –...