Shiva Yantra - Dislove Bad Karma

Shiva is the first Guru, the guru of the gurus of all the world. He is the source of all the sciences and the giver of all knowledge, both apara (relating to the world of duality) and para (the knowledge that liberates). He is the embodiment of renunciation, sacrifice and tapas. He is the bringer of all that is auspicious, the benefactor of the whole world. He is the ocean of compassion that receives the streams of our bad karmas, the fire of knowledge that burns away the body of our ignorance.

This mantra is said to be the heart of all the Vedas and Tantras. Namah Shivaya is found, quite literally,in the middle of the Vedas, in the Rudram. In the Agamas its meaning is elaborated upon. Natchintanai says that, "Namah Shivaya is in truth both Agama and Veda. Namah Shivaya represents all mantras and Tantras. Namah Shivaya is our souls, our bodies and possessions. Namah Shivaya has becomeour sure protection."

'Na is the Lord's concealing grace, Ma is the world, Shi stands for Siva, Va is His revealing grace, Ya is the soul.' 'The five elements, too, are embodied in this ancient formula for invocation. Na is earth, Ma is water, Shi is fire, Va is air, and Ya is ether, or akasha. Many are its meanings.' "Underlying this mantra is a great secret. As we chant the five syllables Namah Shivaya, the five elements that comprise the body are purified. Each of the syllables corresponds to one of these elements: the syllable na to the earth element, the syllable ma to the water element, the syllable shi to the fire element, the syllable va to the air element, and the syllable ya to the ether element. Each syllable purifies its corresponding element.

You can keep this yantra at your office or altar place and do the pooja. You have to chant this mantra for 21/108 times and with the energy of chanting you would be blessed with the positive energy of Shiva Yantra.

How to use the Yantra in Altar?

• Keep the Yantra on a Altar facing North or East, placing the center of the Yantra at the level of your eyes.
• Wash the Yantra with rose water or milk and Wipe the yantra with clean cloth.
• There will be change in color in excess of a period of time but energy of the yantra will not dissolve.
• First apply sandalwood and then Kumkum on the edge of the yantra and in middle.
• Do not forget to consecrate the fruits of this practice to God (karma yoga).
• Then light a candle or ghee lamp and incense stick in front of the yantra in altar and do pooja.
• Chant the mantra as mentioned above in front of yantra.
• Thus, Yantras not only avert disasters but also help in bringing good things to life.
• Yantras add value to one's life and do have mystical powers to heal certain issues which are not understood by most of the people.